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(NO. 1867

An Act to transfer the testimony taken By commission in
suits therein named brought in the Circuit and
Courts Of the United States Ct America the State
the Confederate states and to authorize the 70 be read
in said state Courts.
ensct That in all where suits have been instituted
district Of the United States Of America
Coniederae states OF America against cLsn or citizens OF
Anoha the said Confederate States SAID any Of
Con edee saes The evidence taken IN sneh SUITS whilst pend
Ing In the circuit district Of the United States
msson shsl be read the trial Of such suits
mencd in the State courts Aforesaid under such rules and
Otsn respectively in the State the Coned
States except that econ shall be good and
bic to the execution and return Of the commissions Tor taking
testimony would good available IN the circuit
district Of the United States which they
and that all consents between parties or er atorneys entered
touching the Of the Commissions for
taking tesmcn and to the adby Of evidence
into the said suits whilst pending in the sad courts Of the
United States all be aid, and obtain In the sld quits
COMMENCED in the courts Of the Con Tolerate Statss.
SIC q That upon the application Of either party his agspt or
Of the Confederate States to transmits under his hand and SEAL
duly certified, all the testimony taken By commission any
case brought as AforesA4 in Of the circuit district
Of the tied States tbs clerk Of the State
the be Recommended we'll a. all consents afors
said touching the execution and return Of commissions and the
sdmissby Of tssts1y That he shall receive for such
tie Of hundred dollars paid b the party sp
plying for tie which shall be taxed the bill Of
In the State courts and abide the result Of the salt as other costs
SIC Be it further enacted That the State Of Arkansas
Ghsll constitute judicial districts the limits and boundsries
Of which, and the officers thereof shall Be the existed By
force Of the laws Of the United sates when The state Of ATkan
seeded from the United s4tes and such district shall be
ct5 Of TIE Confederate states OF America in Arkansas
Sac T. Be it further enacted That the judge rayshals and
attorneys for aid districts shall be appointed BY the President
and that jusdcon 6y and
the Judges thereof snail be the in all respects that
and judges thereof and that the said courts shall, in I'll
Respects subject tbs provisions entitled ian act
establish the jzecaI courts Of the Confederate States OF
Approved May 81, I56I.
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BOOKKEEPING,
Penmanship and Photography.

ANY situations In business that been lsde vacant
Iva will 81 course be filled by those who qualified
Instead CT copying, memoTzng &C. the object OF Mr. DOL
REAR teaching to gVI the pupil thorough knowledge Of
principles and skill in their applications.
Bookkeeping when thus taught interesting exercise to
the Mid while gaining that knowledge Of accounts which
child should at OF age As child
acquainted with the four ground r1le Of srithu etc, he
should be made sku In handling accounts kept by single
entry This will give e-like reality his knowledge of
figures and make him feel the necessity OF extending that
Ledge interest," discount BE should tanght
and know that single entry book keeping is science
and that CONTRARY genera opinon the Of
counts can be proved easily when kept by nge entity
Ehe2 kept By double entry This becomes the important
because more than half Of ali accounts and
kept BY nge entry When single entry is thus understood
double entry becomes Of aud every pupil should
go through several sets Of looks In each style.
IL Is only IN that child the proper Ap
Peatsn Of arithmetic business He should therefore be
early made acquainted With It. What investment pa
rents make for the benefit children than knowledge
these branches
PenmAnAbip and Photography taught usual.
Rooms in Kkmsns buildings Of Summer Union
str, cts.
HOurs , to P. NJ, and * to lat night,
juReS-lW
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EEc. Il s1T PERSIA ste N1izis - attempt % 7.l q
sysde he provisions Of ne iarsgozg aseon b ss ~
All the cotton coston 7sfn ttns attempted g - 1e q
ported, fof he use q Ne C0as erste sGsss; SD 70 t
thereto, he shall be enfT q msiem1ncf, and ~ l1ecls
thereof, shall Be husd Il act ereaeing aE1 oe -o
lars else, Imprisoned IN scus pablo js Or penar 10
period not sxesednz Twelve nons, e De deon q -
court efesr eoFiction npcn trial By court o. eofeeHi
jurisdiction.
SIC g. Any person niouning q % yiossten o. steep 3
violate The proFEol o. this hall Be entitled % ha n
proceeds Of articles forfeited b. reason o. bis inoE
sac & Any justice q he peacel On zfoasoa l1eef 60
iron person. q Telon Or attempt @ Fotas l SCI
Speca-d IN the sdzTif 70 Be se-i and retained unSl g
vesEaton be had bsors ne courts Of TIC Consdefa
States.
Sac Every steamboat railroad car which sha Be usd
With he consent Of he perCn having he ans -
charge, for the purpose Violating thia Ect shall b oed
10 se manner % The q the Oonederai3 5eea Bat no
~ .,t,- - 80 Ds q - J. = ~
APsaOvED Nay q, ls5I. juy5-lss4s
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warren osanty

Thsse are 4hTes saltpetre caves in Warren county,
which are now being worked, and, together with
two in Van Buren, county, will turn cut after next
week, 1000 pounds of pure saltpetre per week
under contract with the State.
Warren county has furnished four full companies
Of volunteers, now at Camp TrOusdale, and abOu
100 mea besides scattered at various posts. Her
citizens have subscribed and paid s., 100 for the
equipment Of her volunteers. Well done cid Var
rem
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iulyS4H
NE 1907

An Act to provide for the eSon the part Of s Bs Of Ar
kansas, Of the Arsenal Little Rock, ami Of Fort Smith
the City Of Fort smith, in the State Of Arkans, 20 The Con
ferse States Of America aad the acceptance Of the sane b
the said Confederate States.
WHE1s, By ordnance Of the Convention Of tie State
Arkansas passed the 1i day o. Nay 1864, herewith submit
ted, authority conferred upon the allegation OF the state q
Arkansas 70 eeds to the Confederate States the at Ls
Rock and Tert Smith, 81 the city 81 Fort Smith, The sa
Arkansas and the grCuad bulldogs and appurnances
tchsd to each, in accordance with tie terms Of aid ordnance
therelors,
Tbs Congress ofhe Confederate States Of Anerca Do enact
That the eson herenbs0re reeed Is hereby accepted
il Ads the duty Of The Secretary Of War 70 accspt dss
Of ces Il the said arsenal and other properly be
By the said delegation, and tks charge Of and hold
same in The name Of the aoyernmsnt OK The Confedats States
Of America
APPROVED, Nay 81, 1851.
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LOUISVILLE, J lly As 500 men including 1000 Ten
nesseans, 900 Arkansians and 500 Kentdekians are
at Hellville with ten pieces Of flying artillery In
dcations are that about 20 900 will advance. Every
able bodied man in Southern Missouri is enrolling.
There is not word Of confirmation of PattersOn's
dispatch in regard to the routing of 10000 South
eEners. The dispatch was received here yesterday
st noon. The details Of such an affair would not
be withheld. The usual morning report from the
East fails to-day, and last nights midnight dispatch
contained nothing, the invaders evidently having
nothing encouraging.
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No I15 ]
mo. I5
An Act to authorize certain Debtors to pay the amount,

An Act to authorize certain Debtors pay the dee
By them the Treasury Of the ConfedeTste States
sRcT1oN The Congress q the CoadsEae States Of Amer
lea do enact That all persons inleotsd nd
yduas or corporations the United Safes Of America Tex
cspt the Delaware Maryland KsDtuesy Missouri
and District Of Columbian b and hereby prohibited from
paying the to their respective creditors their agents
ssees pending the existing vaged By that Government
against the Confederate States, Of the Ssvehoidng
states before named.
sEc Any person indebted Aforesaid shall he and Is here
By authorized pay the amount Of his Indebtedness the
treasury Confederate States specie treasury notes
shall receive from the treasurer cehcats counsgned
By register, showing the amount paid and what acsount
and rate Of interest which the rearing.
&c such certificates shall bear like interest with The org
nal contract and shall be reasonable At the close and
restoration peace In specie its equivalent pressntaon
Of the original certificate.
SEC T. Ali laws and parts 81 laws initiating agaus. this act
be and the hereby repealed.
APPROVED, May p, lS6l-
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DESCRIPTION.

Davy Is shout 81 old feet or inches Algh,
copsete lips laughing shows his guns Very pa
which red speaks qac and when spoken 70 says Er
every makes his hair palte
tines when eombed hDe head Of har-hal
side or near the back head which By
and have examined closely find the MARIA
Of the Whip on his from EhP bis
which him when boughE him. his tech yelle9
in 'front.' except which While and think dsposea
lap Be positive. he isSoat, heSEyst, veil
eled and Vs-y his W=gat from 100 40 Ia
psy The above reward any person Hho will deliver
said boy DsVy for his confinement in any sl from
which can get him. EDWARD C. EGaLEsfON.
Corrspra luna
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InnIarille ma Nn.hriIIa RniIro.a.

We understand that at 8 meeting of the Directors
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company,
held yesterday morning. it wac determined that
freghts would be received and transmitted IS usual
until such transmission was decided unlawful by 8
court of competent jurisdiction-provided shippers
relinquish all claim for the damages against the road
if shipments sci ed by Federal officers or other
forces. If this determination be faithfully carried
out, it makes the issue between the Surveyor Of
Customs and shippers, which, we belYe, is all the
shippers desire.-L01uSUils Courier, July T..
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By AUTHORITY.

An Act provide fer the Of additional ocers
nissioned 0cers musicians end pvas OF the eerps
constitute rsgne1 and for the additional clothing and
subsistence Of The nOneommsoned officers musicians ard
pryaes for the ending February tie esheen eighteen
hun5red and stNty-tEO.
The Congress Of the Confederate America do enact
That the Of ninety tno7ssnd two hundred forty
lars he ard the ssms hereby appropriated Apy money
10 the treasury not Otherwise appropriated, for the pay add
uons officers musicians and prvates OF the marine corps and
subsistence for hs FOR during the year ending ebrua
the eighteenth, eghteel hH1drtd ard sxtytWo
be appropriated follows One os0ne (or nine nonths two
thousand dollars lieutenant coloEe or nonhs) eighteen
hundd doar1 quarternsster adcitona five hundred
lars; psymasT (sddiona i've hundred dollars adutHnt lad
dona ave hundred dollars four captains, Eve thousand two
hundred dollar; four ft euenans three tn hun
ded dollars fouresa second leutenans AouSsnd and
eighty dollars; addionsl rOn-commssioned
Clans four thousand eigh. hundred dollars hundred
forty additional prvatss at eleven dollars per month, twenty
three Thousand hundred and sixty dollars; Rdd Jna
clothing for nOncOmmssOned officers, musicians priYAs4
fifteen thousand d3llars additional raons
officers, musicians and prya'e5 sixty thousand six
thousand five hundred dollars additional expenses
crutng transportation Of officers AMI i've thousand dol
pay OF arnoes and purcls.. cf ornabce
stores flags, four thsus4Dd dollars including
freight, carriage, two hOua and dollsrs.
Approved Nay q, lsjl. julyj-Iswis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-05

a soldier of the Twenty-third New York Regi-
ment accidentally shot himself at the Camden Rail-
way Station, Baltimore on Sunday night the Both
ult., when in the act Of stepping on the The
affair caused intense excitement for awhile the sol
diers thinking they were attacked the order was
given TO fire. and one company fired in the air.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-05
In CHANGER at GaInesbsro.

DRIsoILLA LEE W Laiayetts Lee, ct als-June e
is6I-In this it Appearing 70 the CLERK snd Maze
from complanants d verified By adav that re deiea
Ent James Lac, Is sdenS Of the srAs o. Iennee
thst ordaaFy process Of be served upon Din
Il therefore ordered By that publication - nae f gi
consecutive weeks IN the Union Am5rcan PeD
lshed DE city Of Nashville. requiring sid James Iee 20
appear befcrs the obsBcslor Of the chanesy Csat 81
son county, a. the cour house. he Of 6aneooo
TIE second Monday II August 1861 then and ers 70
plead demur Opain4nts bill or me sA9e saia y
Tor confessed and set hearing parte AZ 20 hn
WM Il Bolts, CLERK and 4asieFs
r. Joel W Settle D. o 4 n.
iupel2-v4tur's sses3
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ANOTHER LINK GoSE.-The grand lodge Of Odd
Fellows of the State of Georgia, have invited the
Southern grand lodges to meet in Montgomery, Ala,
on the first Wednesday IN August, for the purpose
of dissolving the connection existing between the
Southern lodges and the grand lodge of the United
States, the supreme Jurisdiction of Odd Fellows
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PR CLAmATION
G. HAIR his.
nor Of nha State 0f Ter

IsHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor OF Shs State OF Tennessee.
To e 2sTifs Of the several counties Of said STATE
GREETING
IN sscordane with Ace OF the General Assembly
strte pAsei May 9Th, l651 Yen hereby commanded
open ADD hold election all the pisces Of holding se0n
IN your respective counties THURSDAY, the Is day % August
for The election OF delegates represent Ten
Provisional Government 81 the Confosr4ts ss %
Of said dslests to be elected from each Of The onTe0u
al Districts ssblshsd By lar, MD election
due ed In The and under
prevailed heretofere in Congressional elections.
- In testimony whereof, have heFsunto set ny hszs
and eaused the great seal Of the State to BE- afEsd
IL. = the Department In Nashville ths day Juns
A. D., 1851. IsHAM q. HARRIS.
~ By the Governor
J. 4. B. Ray, Secretary Of State.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Enemy again Defeated.
ENGAGEMENT AT FALLING WATER +,
Eighty Men OF Gen. PatGeFsOh's
Force Killed!
SIX S0UrHERXERs KILLED
cspesial Dispa,ca to the Union uad Ausrican.)

RICHMOND, July 4.
Passengers arrived who left Winchester last night
and report about eighty killed of Maj. Gen. PArrER
soE's force, at an engagement with Col JACKSON at
Falling Water, near Martinsburg.
JAcKsoS's forces were forty-hve hundred men.
On our side were six killed and twenty wounded
PATTERsos's command rallied near the river.
JOHNSON was at Martinsburg and they had retired
before he reached them. d.
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From 81. LouIs.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-The Democrat announces the
promotion Of Brigadier Gen. Lyon to Major Cen
eralship. His command embraces Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, and Missouri. Three companies Of the Sew
enth Regiment Col Stevenson left for De Soto last
night, to support the Home Guards in that section
against the attack Of SecessIonists, who have ar
tillery. and gather their clans by the discharge of
cannon.
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+. HAGAN Il CO.,

DeBOW's Review, for March, January and Februa.
~ for sale and subscriptions received by
2. HAGAN CO.
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Our friends will bear in mind that we have to
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send us, even if they use United States stamp
The large number of letters we receive makes the
item of postage heavy tax. We hope our friends
will bear this in mind and pay their postage
As soon as the formal prOclamatiOns are issued
by the Governor of Tennessee and the President Of
the Confederate States, all postage on letters will
have to be paid in advance at the Confederate rates.
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To Members of the Committee of Safety.
The numerous applications made to US to suggest
the names of proper persons to represent the county
Of Davidson in the next legislature and thus pre-
vent an exciting canvass, has induced US to refer
the matter 10 yOu from the fact that you represent
every district the county, and better able to
express the wishes of the county in the natter
We learn that Saturday the 9th inst, is fixed upon
to determine whether you will take any action in
the matter, and that every district may be repre-
scented, is the wish of the members of the
SOUTHERN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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JAY 5 ISwIv
no. I74.


80. l74'I
Resolution provide for the Removal Of the OF Govern
Resolved BY the Congress OF the Conederats States Of Aue
ca That ibis gress will adjourn Tuesday next to meet
again tEtnti.th day Of July at Richmond
three members Of this Congress appointed to
make suitable arrangements for the accommodation Of Congress-
ana Of executive departments. Resolved further
President and he is hereby authorze
several executive departments with archives thereof be
moved at between this and day Of July
next he determine, TO Richmond Provided however
puec emergency which in the judgment
OF the President render impotc in hchnOnd the
President shall have BY proclamation call the Con-
Eess together other convenient place to be selected By
him.
APPROVED Nay 81, 1861. iy5 IEE4E
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CHANCERY NOTICE..


TEAYDEN sAVaaR " ? Hsnston g as--Judgnsns
and Attachment Bill.-&sy kues, leol IN motion p
10 rs aDd Is ap pssrng % ne Easao
Hop Of he CIerk Master, from an asgsion p eopaa
80 hh h 7ggorp TO- the defendants x Hameton
g Of fbs Ests Of Tennessee, . herefcfe qr
5srs mai pubiicaoE be made for four sueee4e ueeksa
TTno1 and American, DeEgpapsr Puhiished II ne ey
NssS rec said dsfsndant TO spear fere The jndE
- ~ bsrcery Court Ganelboro, Jfehson ceung EsnDes
- IN ~ "a Monday IN August 1851 the1 and beze 70 s1
~ dfsDcs 70 compliments b jndgusRt E b. taken o
eopfsSsed and be set down for hearing pAs
him hA1 A-e0AA5iss
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BRAVE DAUGHTER OF THE SOUTH.-The Tallahassee
FIoridida says that when the enemys steamer Mo-
hawk came in over the bar in st. Marks bay and
showed her teeth to the boys in Fort Williams, as
if bent on a fight, Mrs. DAVIS the daughter of Capt
KENNEDY, the Lightkeeper, solitary and alone, as
cended the Light tower with large Confederate
States flag, and in the face OF the naughty war
steamer defanty threw its folds out to the breeze
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ENSOLvENT NOTICE.

TEyO those Who may held claims against The eGts Of Thomas
PckAFd. deceased, you hereby noticed % he youF
claims auth encated according Law, With the Jerk
leg County Court Tennessee before The lst Gay Of s-
temher 1891 for rata distribution, the cis against is
viii Adjudicssd oT pro ta drbGtion hat
JOHN PICKARD, Admir-.
nav Il-E4tspr'si ess3 Of Thoa RickRrd, deeeaIsd.
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nEMLEAN SPRL1GS

THIS celebrated Watering place will be opened for he Tscsp
ton OF visitors on June 5h le6l Tbs subscriber
fer liberal patronags heretofore extended % thes Win
make ever effort during eensung season, tassrve
tnuapce Of the The Table and Bar viii supplied with
the best the country Affords. Prices 10 suit the tines
CRMLrAN s7RIsGs situated 10 Trgg county, Ky and
in daily eoumuuson vh Hopknsve AID Prnsston stages,
By the way Of Johnsona
iune5-S4t FIN FUQUA, Propgstor
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CoTTON AID TO THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT
Mr. J. W. CLAPP, of Holly Springs, publishes in the
Herald of thst city, statement of the number of
bales contributed to the Confederate Government,
from which it appears that the counties of Mar
shall, Lafayette, DeSoto, TuuIca and Pamela, have
already contributed fifteen thousand bales, and a
very large supply of provisions and army stores.
OF course, this is only a commencement. This
amount will soon be doubled.
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July ;, 1861.

The Louisville Courier learns from gentleman
who has just returned from New York, thai the
sealed cars which recently passed through Balti-
more to Philadelphia, and supposed to contain the
srcheves of the Government, turns out to have
been the dead bodies of the Federalists killed at
Bethel and Vienna
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AN ACT to make temporary disposition Of certain ru

An ACT make temporary disposition Of certain Talroaa
iron.
Whereas IN furherSnee 0fs contract between Tbas G. Bates
aen enemy residing In ls State Of New York. and re Men
pills. Fl PAso Paddle Railroad Company las quantity q
railroad deposit New 0reanJ and the Mississippi
Red rivers intended BY said contract for said read
allen being iscapabs Of Carrying his e0nirast,
The Congress q the Confederate States de enact That szl
Memphis FL PAso and Pacific Railroad Company and sre
b. authorised take possession Of said iron, the payment
Of duty lawful ehargs any, and lay The their
road upon giving bond The sssary CT sAs Treasury
s9ond for the Of said iron. Coagss hereafter
direct the ultimate rights Of all persons eng HEREBY reserved
until such legislation
Approved Nay q, 1861. july ~
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An Act to provide for the pay Of the officers Who have resigned
from he United states Navy and whom proposed - add
to the ConiedeFzts States Navy.
Be enacted By the Congress q The Corfsae States
America That me sum OF hree hundred and eyEo ho1sand
AZ hundred do s oe and TIE hereby Gpproprtd e1
Of any money IN the treasury not oherwiSe appropr, % Be-
sended IN ne pay o. ne ocer Who have resigned fo ne
United States Navy, and whom proposed 10 tha1
The Confederate sates said Appropriated olioEs
For the Of twelve captains. and al duty $500 TWEEN
tynine commanders. sud on duty 0 erhz isufen
ants, $780, twenty i've surgeons ncndinz passed.
surgeons, $4,000; twelve assistant S4 4o0 sss
paymasers, O To pay Captains LGsTenoe RceSeau, 10
sab Tatns Victor ". Randolph and Duncan Ingraha
Commander Raphael Ssnnes, certain travelling expeuss
ninety three dollars.
AFFROvED May "a, 1861. iy5-48
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ID ANYWAY from TIE ubGersbsr the 18th SAy Of Sep
y TENDER lasE, nef0 named DAYT. VII give the
above reward for bis confinement IN any jail.
Said boy raised Franklin In Williamson county Tsn
nessee-bouzhs By sm DR. Gale Nashville, Tens
the fall Of iS49 satisfied uaf he viii not zixe his
Jaors and others 70 whom this notice q ans
please preserve hat don't think be has
Rpprehended Jet Any information - 70 said bog so4 -
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yENHE creditors Of william J. Acrse. deceased yon here
BY notified 70 file your cAs authenticated prescribed
b. law with the Clerk CT Weakly county Fennssee, On OF os
fore the drs day Of November, 1901 for pro dsrbuon
the claims win be adjudted for dstrisuten on
that day.
This June the 18th, 1851 A. W. AUSTEN,
Nd Adunfnf tratuF % faid estate