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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
Auditor
AN ACT to prohibit the further sale of the put

AN ACT to prohibit the further sale ot the pn0-
 lie lands of this State, and for other purposes.
 Src. ]. Be t enacted 5g the General Assembly q tae Stote o Araascs That there shall be no further sale ot the public lands belonging to the otate ot Arkansas, of any description or character, what ever, until after the close of the present war De- tween the United States and the Confederate States of America and the establishment ot peace between said governments; ProcWsd, | hat the faith of the State of Arkansas, and all the pubic lands thereof, are hereby pledged for the payment and redemption of the Bonds and Treasury ar rants heretofore, which may be hereafter Issued and said public lands hereby reserved from sale for that purpose
 SEC j. Be t fuYtter enacted, That all pre- emp lions heretofore made upon any of the public lands of this State, shalt remain Ill force untl the estaD- fsh.lent of peace between the Confederate and United States governments, and for the term oI three months thereafter; Pr0rlded, That ali per sons in active service of the Confederate States army in the present war; whether Rs officers or sol diers. shall have time for the full term of twelve months after the ratification of peace between the aforesaid governments, to prove UP and establish any ore eutptions heretofore made by them whether by reclamation or otherwise, in case they shalI seycrally notify the land officers of the distucI where their respective pte-emptions shall nay Ie been made, within three months after the estab slmeut of peace between the aforesaid govern
 nents Of their respective claims under this provls- ion. All other persons shall have time only torthe
 term of three months after the ratification o peace IS aforesaid, to prove up and establish their pre- euptions And 10 farther pre-emptions shall b(
 made on any Of the public lands oi this State, ult after tile ratification of peace, as aforesaid. SEC. g. B. | turttsr eaactca, That no land off ger of this State, now receiving specific salary iol lis services, IS such, shall receive the same from the passa5 5e hereof, until after the ratification O peace between the Confederate and United State; g0yernmcuts when ne shall be entitled to his salary as heretofore, unless otherwise provided by law. I SEC. 1. Be 4 further eaacted, That TO person oi persons shall be allowed, after the passage of tn, ! act to pay for any swamp or overHowed lands, by
 virtue of any reclamation hereafter made upon sait I lands and that all laws, parts of laws conflict ine with the provisions of this act, be, and tn, | same are hereby repealed.
 1 sEc ) Be t tur,her enacted, That this act tak' l effect, and be in force from and after ts passage APPROVED 2Ist March, 1862
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27

faN ta 2oth of Fehratry 1Sf-, ro1l ao r.-l. t. NI father in Polk uuuts, ArEHti-+ atl u.ar .. <. Pike -,uaJv ,ti- lHy about two setr,ot Htt v..n rssin. !.us.y ir-t at F l-,H, rt h.ir aaI 'ut.. Any pereuu finding sAd ytla aui giving 1i.Im.r |. .. an4crs4ned will co.t-r l,Jiu- ohIi -,.iua uI .- t.. who are greatly distressed. Address
 ". \. JACKSON. March r -Wf CnteE Point r. U. Sc,igl C9. <.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27

It-is fact to mourn over, but not worth dsguis. arg, that thousands of the menin East Tennessee have escaped to the federal army and are now in aiLps.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
-AuCTION.

WILL b. sold at Auction iu front at the Augoa t w on saturday next ut o'clock T. n on artoua. b. the State. ,e : boxes Black feg Green Tel.
 J. |. F3TA3ERALn Narch2 II Nu.,i.rea.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
R. H. JOHNSON, EDITOR.
LITLLE ROCK, MARCH 27, 1862

rgg- shinplssters and change tickets cannot be received fer subscriptions. They are entirely worthless to us unless redeemable here
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
AUCTION.

AAN SATURDAY the 3j,h day of April Will ie ~ln SD front Of the Auction St1rt at 10 euyl, &. I.. lot of lIattrs Blocks and Too,-;
 Also i lot of St lyc Fixtures consisting Q. lh B-crs, Ketties Frying Pans Pipes, oJc The above are sold tJf BurgeYin Fi,Gs av,ouni whom 1t may concern, to iay freight and cb4IGs.
 ,. D. FITHGEEALp. March 2 4 tu-tiouc.r
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
"I'I'F
THE BElpGE BCRNsRs.- -Of PcestJleut threat in reloiion to rba Ni,s9nr> >t CTS, the herald says

lHE BEIDGE BuENERs. -Of President 3e. threat n relation to the Missour> se 1H CTS, the herald says:
 IL la prohaoie ta4t the news oG,a. r.crtt der oi the War Department directing ths ' yateersmen to 1e regarded as prisoners ol N had not reached ep-lom when tnls .t. m sage was sent form Richmond. Tne s.a...r expressed by those who know ,he utsu,r. the message Y, that the officer whg sr.. .Ht thereby disg,acing tha flag ostruec. slo4D h. been retained and halg with tde br,lre b..rn,
 The names o, those convicted ot taamg i in the railway destruction, and nov u.l .-, tence of death are John C. Iompeu*. WILL. Forshey, John Patton, iAos. N. Smith, >r,l Stott, Geo. II. Cunningham Richard |. lt der and George M. Pulliau.
 h regard to their conviction. .1o or says:
 The findings arc approved, and the -,a.n- awarded them will b. carried into e,iac. a time and place to be hereafter desieHa.G ihe general commanding the ucpuru-v Brigader General B NJ. Prantss v.G \ the prisoners of the decision Uf the C5u,u.- their in respective cases, and wa 4mt,l pare for the execution. He will sa~ -'-|. tu-p oners are thoroughly guarded, so as to p-.. possibility of escape. Any one a.,rurda. escape will be instantly shot down.
 
 nTEvn T., tl.;. .;t,- 1. trnr q, lc,,.-..-..l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
T T T M s

The Governor of New Mexico, who sided with the felcrals, induced several companies of yolun- teels to join the federal army. About the middle ot February, one of the volunteer companies got tired of "sogerng" for Abe and marched out of camp. company of regulars followed them and q fight ensucd, in which ole of the volunteers was killed. Next day several other companies of vol unteers abandoned tile tederals,
 The tory miscreant Ware who WAS in tie legis. lature last tall and who svoro to support the con- stitution of the Confederate States, upon learning tAat thc secret organization known as "the peace society,"" was discovered posted home and succce- ded in escaping to Missouri. He was made captain of company of other rencgadcs and tories, and attached to the federal army. About ten days ago him and his gang numbering D men, made de- scent into Fulton county to rob and murder. Sup posing that tile men had all gone to tie wars, the scoundrel supposed that he would have things his own way. The citizens collected and with little over half his force, attacked him. killed 2 of the torres and losing five patriots. Ware was woun- ded bat managed to escape, let us hope to illus trate the proverb, slightly changed that he who is born to De hung, may not De shot.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
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U-IMrI.1H! -NI. - L.7I7I HI-. -ITI-. I1-- M GzScgAl ORDER >9 H
 Wh.u Glt4ue,s tl N4rare uad. tn.j t.-ul.. -.. , ing Jhea4 as.i> t uea--t- tY tr.ls~, j.,... r.. oitn n au a-. grt'. -t.t.a's. tt f.t ,..a- ,alc ol tsetr -ure-.tf Njtl iut.s.l t... -i... irtnlss i.....1 sslL ,arar. .r l.,t
 I. c,--- et arrest N u..-g ar.. rrr, os ...r. u pr,-.e-s of N1r. ctrt:. st.- .lt u. t-.. t.| - uiafre-- rili ao,llln.uF .ir f.i-ryT. .' .. the csuses and st,.l., .ne vitue.+ ,s,1 'c t.a. the p.isontr with t2It re-li-ayF4 pas. ui.. e. utS.e-.
 Bs order oi 2Iaior General Et,L Tty Hr-~
 March 1T 2w DABNLI I. tftlk..r I l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27

DIED-In this city after a long and ra.a ness, on the l9th inst, FRED. NN, iu.aas Fred L. and F. c. Cell9rs, aged lU month.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-27
Child Lost or Stolen

rI1r q 7Iaior Gr0o.0I EVL NtF N|-F. ii 1I 2w DABELI H. MtyE..N>
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
MARRIED

OR the 9th last, at the residences Of Mrs
rawlings, IN Greensboro, Md, by Rev. w. NJ
WsFaer, Twiford |. Noble, Eco, and Mrs
Leo;s A, Rumbsld, both Of CarolIae CO., Md.
y" the Sth inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield, Mr..
Iohn w. Jones and Miss Susaa ana Rench, both
ei Duck Creek Hundred.
On the 7th last F., BY Rev. J. B. Ayars. Mr.
isaac Gfsea and Miss Sarah E. Purse, both el
Ksnt CO.
Oa the 9th Of Jam, at the residence Of the
brides father. BY Rev. w. Bishop, Mrs Austin
Reed to N IS Fansis J. TIgnsr, both Of New
Costls ss Lei,
With the above cane ssme excellent cake
ter which they will receive the printers ac.
knowlsdgmentsl
On the 7ih met, by Rev. w. Bishop. Mr.
Robert J. Thomas and Miss Margaret HllIysrd
beih OI Kent CO.. Del.
On the ssne day. by the same, Mr.. William
Jsnes 10 Niss Mary Bennett, Soth Of Kent CO..
Del
On the lat of Nov. 1861. BY the same, Mr..
WIIlism ). Williams and Mise Martha Davis
both Of Ksat CO., Del.
OA the 3lst Of Oct, 1861, BY the same, Mr..
WA: Pruiu and Mary c. Wells. both of Ksa.
CO., Del.
On the 10Th of Dsc. 1861, by the same, Mr..
Jehn w. Lurty and Miss EdItha Stinson, both
OF Smyrna, Del.
Al the M. Z. church, Willsw Grsve, on the
9Th Ipst, by Rev. Z. F. Cooper. David Needles
Esq and Miss Lou SeTdsR, all Of MurdsrkIll
HID. Kent CO.
On The l9Ih Dec, 1861, by Rev. Wm. Mer.
FIIl, Mr.. WIN. B. RawIsy, or Murderkill Hd.,
and Miss Sarah w. BsaucamP, Of Caroline CO..
Md.
Os the Let inst, by Rev. w. Merrill. Mr..
Peter Clark, Of fSandtown,snd Miss Emily Coop
er. Of Willow Grove.
On tho sane day, BY the same. Mr.. Richard
b. Cs0Per add Miss Nellie F. Sherwood, all oil
Willow Grsvs, Del.
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iSCELLAN NEOCS.


DELAwARE TRvcxMrS "A. Sou:ber, ,ar,s
are not likely 10 be opened in ti,ne for ,be
Shipment Of early vegetables to the Pbilsdel.
Paia and rev f"rk markets next sprinc, Del.
aware sod Jersey truckmen will have fine
sPpsnssHy to enrich thera selves by Making
e''s'eh 10 meet Tue dCmund that will then
q. .. .'' 'hese az leles. Oeawareans, see 1,
tast every available corner is turned to good
account 6y raising all the early vegetables in
yosr power. The part of our Stale will ma
uIs vegetables sema two weeks previoss to
'he sicIniiy OF PhiIadel phia, and our farmers
sAsuid mol lose sight OF this fact Ind thus ia il
to secure good harvest. IL the trains sa the
delaware railroad Continue TO run up in the
sSesi"g as at present, vegetables could be
g<lhesed late in the afternoon and srriyisg in
PhisdeIphla late at night be ready for the
mosnIsS murkei. Farmers, think Of this, md
perhaps yoa may decide to &C, rpon the sug.
gss'lsa. when Spring opens.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
REMOVAL.
HENRY BEARNE,
bread and Cake Baker, Con.
EectiOner, &c,

Begs to inform the public that he has removed his
business from his old stand to his NEW STORE, or
Commerce street. where he has Increased facilities for
doing business, and will ill all order. in his i'm. Al
the shortest notice, Every variety Of CANES. CON
FECTlONERY and FRUIT flhe best quality always
on hand. al Wholesale or Retail.
lie 10 opening very splendid stock OF fCoods--con.
sisiing Of TOYS and PRESENTS .uitabIe for Ihe
coming Christmas Holidays, which will be sold very
low.
large and handsome assortment Of KEROSENE
LAMPS and SHADES, at the lowest citv prices-
good assortment Of plain and fancy STATION.
Shf' noY27.2m
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
MlddletOwn Academy
AND
Boarding Establishment

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
PPRINcIPAL-REv. J. w. MAcRErH, A. NJ,
Late Principal. for Three Years. OF Delaware
City Academy.
Two Assistant Teachers. one OF whom teaches
Piano and Drawing to Young Ladies attending the
Day school A full Commercial. Classical and MaIh.
emaIIcal Education Terms for Boarding Pupils mod
crate; liberal Table The eOmfJris Of Home frm but
gentle government. The patronage of the Smyrna
public solicited. References to Daniel COrbit Esq
OF Odessa Anthony Higgins. Esq. st Georgs's sons
OF whom Mr. Nj. has prepared for the University
Circulars can be obtained
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

ARREST OF AN EDIToR IN New ORLEANS
a"ioFhatsn AVS been received at Fortress Mon.
rSe' from New Orleans, that Mr.. James F Otis.
one pf the edi.oTs OF the N. Orleans Picavune,
Hsd been placed under arrest for ullering sed
i's1s language. Mr.. Otis is a native of New.
oHrYpor', Mess, and was connected with the
press i" Philadelphia for many years before 90.
Tag South. The Picsyune, il will be reme,a.
oered, resisted the secession heresy even after
the secession ordinance had bssn passed, and
only gave in iis adhesion when it could no Ion.
ger successfully resist the pressure of external
crsumstances. Tbs arrest of Mr.. Otis now
would sesm 20 show that there is . little Of the
cid lsaven still left 10 the establishment.
RasPEcT FoR THE QgEEN.-All Of the foreign
ministers at the Eng lish Court, as we'll as ma
OF the native nobility, paid q ceremonisus visit
TO Buckingham Palsse, on the 10Th uIt., 10
read the bulletin from Windsor, the .. The
Queen passed quiet night and slept several
hours; her Majesty csatiAnss calm" Among
the names ct visitors reesrded ia the pa pcrs are
these OF the AAsrican Mlaislsr aud Mrs.
Adams
1--WE and half million dollars have just bee
placed to the credit Of the Chief Quartermsster
IN 81. Louis Holders Of claims for work done
oy Gen. Fremsnrs orders begin to take heart.
as this sum Is not needed for i'm mediate exuen.
ditsrss.
The st. Lsuis Republican reviews Gen.
Hunters esurso since he has taken comman nd
10 Asnsas with much severity, charging him
win having sanctioned the outrages perpetra.
Ted 6y Col Jennison in Jackson and Cass
c"untles' where seventy farm houses, some Of
th'a the homes of Union men, have been de.
strcyed.
COMING MOKrV.-Mr. Stearns, a distiller oI
hIcnmond, Va, 10 making about four Ihousa nd
dollars day clear profit on whiskey and could
make hve thousand dsllars il he would sxeri
himself The demand for whiskey is SO grea,
that every gallon is sold as soon as it is mi de
80 says the correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury.
MULE TEAMs.-During last week 200 six.
mule teams were transferred from the Perry.
vile encs npment TO Capt. Pu,aam, the Quar-
termasler at Annapolis, fer the use eflhe Burn.
sGe Expedition.
On the Sth inst., $50 ofthe Union troops ia
Missouri attacked the notorious rebel Poindex
ter with 1000 or 1900 men, at Silver Creek
Toward county. Their loss was seven killed.
hfiy to seventy wounded, and thirty prisoners.
Our less was four.
There has been another Ia hours bemba I'd.
meat at Peasseela, but without any result.
Fort PIckens opened the ball.
The Vermont Supreme Court has decided
hat school-masters have no right to punish
'AeIr scholars for offences committed out si
school and school hours.
rHE ChsrlestOn Mercury Aauers itself thA,
The Stone Fleet will disappear after the first
Nor caster, and leave the hArbor as free as ever
Doubtful.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Hancock. Extra Aarlv p..
Jan. 7ih, 60

These Peas have been admitted In h.
best AindtOr EsrIy Market. " "a
The tarmers ot Delaware now have Tho 49,
p"r'u"ny,. daring the blockade, Of suomI, w op-
me markets OF PhHadelpha, New Yn,rL'"s
Boston with early ,egeta bIes (Which b.v. S"o
heretofore procured IN the South, nnd o''.r
I'shIng themselves for The future n. T,m.t' t'"O'
10 winch business large profits have .I~s'.
teen realized. away 8
Also, Early Cucumber Seed.
Early Tomato and Melon Seed
for sale by ROGERS q GE%r
No. l33 Market st.. phiI.L..
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY


The January number will commence the ninth vol
ume nG this magazine. Its very large ard stIIl in
creasing circulation n gratifying evidence Of pu o.
lie approval and ind Uslry will be spared rendcT
the forthcoming volume adequate TO the req auiremenis
o times 80 pregnant with great events as those Of 10
day. The life of the Republic, The best interests Ui
the nation. demsnd &C literature a manly and Eener.
action and the conductors Of this Journal will re.
nit efforts in enlslng the best talent OF the coun.
r, u support with vIgOr and eoquence those opinions
and principles which brace the great public heart 10
stand firm ON the side Of freedom and right An ole
vnIed national American spirit will always be found
illustrated in these pages. The Atlantic Monthly
will never give other than the best literature and il
will lie The CONSTANT aim Of It's conductors TO render i
variety greater aud its attractions bother each month
than the last
the following will commend themAelves as sufficient
Inducements for every family TO provide the forth.
coming numbers for household reading.
Professor Agessz wi III begin in the January number
series of articles on Natural History and other kin
dred topics. TO DO continued from month 10 month
throughout the year The name Of SO distinguished a
man OF scIence connection with this anD0d emeni
is sufficient guarantee OF the great benefit to be
derived from its III ,nIhly contributions.
new romance. by Nathaniel Hawthorne. will ap-
pear ~ the pages OF the "Ailanc" early in the year
new story by the late ThOdore Winthrop author
of"Cecil Dreeme," will be commenced in the Jan.
uaTy number.
DIR. George o. Windship, well known for his 70.
markable experiments in gymnastics has written for
ne huantlc "Fhe Autobiography Oi a Strength
Seeker giving an account of his method Of training
Tor ea's Of strength, with advice matters Of health
The author Oi Lille IN the Iron Mills and "A
Story OF To-day Will contribute series Of tales du
ring the year
Articles by Professor James Russell Lowell, on to
pics OF national interest. will appear frequently
Bayard TayIur has written a story which will be
printed in the February number.
The staff OI fiIers, Inpruse and poetry contribu
ting regularly TO the ''Aanlic Monthly comprise
among It's prOpmlar hanes the following:
James Russell Lowell. Charles Norton.
Henry W LOngiellow, George lInlard,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Gllea
Nathaniel Haw wthOrne, Rev Walter Mitchell
iiazeweli. Mrs II Stowe,
w liIgglnHon, Harriet MaTtineau,
Author Of Life in the Charles Reade.
Mill' and "StOry To- THE Country Parsen,"
Day." Rose TeTrv
ullVer wendell Holmes, Harriet T. Prescott,
John q WhltlIer. Rev Robert T 5 Lowell.
= / Whipplo' JTTrowbrIdge.
Bayard Tuylnr.
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Come Settle, G,,d Begin

The subscriber hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted 10 him on Bend. Nota or Book Account, or
otherwise, that he shall require settlement about the
hrst OF January. The times have changed IN the
city That requires US to pay cash for Goods buy
them 10 any udvaniage, consequently it becomes ne
cessary mat he Should IN the hIture reduce his bus.
ness 70 10 near CASH operation as possible There
fore great Inducements will be offered 20 Cash
All Balls. (wthOut previous unde ersianding) will be
eonslderea due IN thirty days. All running accounts
must be settled eysrg sIx months.
dee2s THOs. CARR0W.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
For RENT.

New STORE HOUSE and DWELLING, of med
ern slyle IN perfect OrdeT and an excellent stand on
CO'nneIcs -, Smyrna Kent To suit the lines. ln-
qulre Of JRo. Eatan, Esq., or s. G. Eaton on the prem
se4, for particulars. noy2I
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Guns and Pistols f!

rhe subscriber iniorTns The citizens 0t SMYRNA and
the country adjacent that he has ker the house Tor
rnerly OcsupIeu by julius Passauer Opposte he aI.
riage Factory Of CahOOn CarrOw. ON CoRmeres ST.,
where he Is prepared make all kinds nj Ffkk,
ARMS Rifles, Mnskels, ,ShOt.(iuhs. Pistols. DC.
lie Is complete master of his trade. having learned
the business la Germany. and wOrked for IImO
in the principal estahlishmenls in hs country.
All kinds Of Rppsiring done on reasonable IerTns
.e9.- NICHOLAS Gl.AlF,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16

hsAATiks SHEEr.-As iSs price of wool has
&C. s'dsrsSly advanced the Eropriety of rearing
ssFea'er number Of sheep, is beisg forced on
We s"satlOn OF farmers' The greatest darw.
sSek 10 prospective psoit arises from the dau-
Eer OF attack from worthless dogs. Within the
past Few weeks, iona. George at St. Georges
hs1dred' had ssoat thirty bead destroyed. a nd
Asxandria Jam'ssn, Of the same Hundred, los,
about ATTY head, by these worthless euins IS.
ia view OF iasse facts the Legislature should
sSt hs'''ate I" pass Stringent 'aw IN regard to
&sEs. taxing them. aaA making their owners
responsible ior the r,vasss they com,nit.-
Otner y aies have enaetments OF this charaG ter,
aud thsfe 10 no 60 d reason that eurs should
act. Days are a au-ssnce, whle sheep csntri.
bate greatly 70 the camt,rt q eur race.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
DIE {: ..

In this town. on l4th inst, very suddenly
MFs. Deborah Layton, widow Of The late Johl
Layton, aged "a years.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
GRAVEYARD Lots for Sale.
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erve. Apply at "Tmes" Office
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Positive Notice.

All persons indsb,ed To the Subscriber on ac-
connt Of Bscksmlihipg., ara rsqsssisd to come
forward, ssstls, and pay up. wishspt further
B0'ice
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Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber Is now opening nt his Store on Com.
merce street. Smyrna, very large and wellseleced
stock OF BOOTS and SHOES. which were bought for
cash. at greatly reduced prices, in order Iuit the
times They consist in part Of Ladies superior Black
Lasting Caters with heels, from IS cents 10 81 q
per pair; Ladies' Lace Boots from 60 cent? to 81 per
pair; Mems Calf Boots. quilted bottoms. from IS
S3 81; Mems Long Boots. from 81 IS to 50 so Misses
and Childrens Shoes from 2! cts. to so els. Call and
examine for yourselves and you will find the cheapest
and best selected stock of Boots and Shoes ever heUre
offered in this market. Call soon. and you will find
III on hand, ready and willing 10 sell you great bar
Smyrna times., 1862-01-16
Gets. REVyARD

Runaway from the SUITS nper, near C,wd.,
on the 70 h day of October, Black GrI "' -
ed CItme"'Ine MOllIsOn, aged II, ye.r hu
Persons are fOrbid haboring or trusting h., .'
my acco INT, az Will not be stespcnslbIe tn, ~.
Conduct or any charges that may be tr.,.,'.h
against her. WILLARD w nAuSIN
Near Ca mden, Del, Dec. 28lh, lsGl