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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
IPuuLIc-No. l52. I

l
AN ACT to establish and equnze the grades of
line officers of the United States Navy.
BE il enactei By The Senate and House oC Repre-.
seatatioes ofMe Uithed Stdtes Of .4merica IN 0on-
gress qssemJrd, That the active list of line officers
Of the United States navy shall he divided into
niue grades, lAking rank according to the date
of their commissions in each grade, as. follows,
viz
First. Rear Admirals.
Second. CommodOres
Third. Captains.
Fourth. Commanders,
Fifth. Lieutenant commanders.
Sixth. Lieutenants.
Seventh. Masters.
Eighth. Emsigns.
Ninth AIidshipmen.
Spc. 2. ARd be il further eadcted, That the
number of officers allowed TO each grade shall
not exceed nine rear admirals, eighteen commo-
dores, thirty six captains, seyenty-two comman-
ders, one hundred and forty-iour lieutenant
commanders, one hundred and forty four lieu
tenants, one hundred and lorly-four masters, and
one hundred and forty-four ensigns
Sec. 8. And be IL further enacted, That the
vessels Of the United States navy shall be divided
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
GpunLIc-No. 154 /

AN ACT transferring the western gunboat A,,
from the War to the Navy Department.
Be il enacted bg Me Senate ami House Of R,gre
Ssatutipcs Of tie Natted Statcs qf America in fa
gyess assembled That the western gu0Doa
ieet constructed by the War Department of
operations on the western waters slnll be trans
ierred to the Navy Department, which will ID
hereafter charged with the expense Of its emir,
support, aud maintenance Prop'dai, That ol
vessels now under construction or repair by au.
thorty of the War Department shall be compo.
ted aud paid for under the authority of that De.
pariment from appropriations made for TINT
purpose.
Sec. :. And be il FURTHER e,aciea, That ihi,
act shall take effect and be in iorco from Ahl
after its passage,
Approved, July IL, 1869.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
Rebel Feat at Warrenton

BY rmE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
The rebels did deed of note;
10 Wnirenton they came
And captured Gen. l'ope'a Lest cont,
And carried OIL the sHme.
The trophy had been more sublime
IL fate had let them win il,
Aud take possession at n time
When General Pope was in it.
We hope that long they will not dotc
Upon their dazzling feat,
Beioro Pope gives them for that cont
a dyessaty most complete
Oar army sure will be more dull
Thnn sheep heneath the shears,
If "Jeily's" wool they do not pull,
For this, about his trs.
The coat, though good, as we are told,
Il no great loss Mt all,
Fur others jnst hs euod are sold
AT BENNITT's TowER HALL,
Where the balauce of Summer Stock is helm
closed out at greatly reduced prices.
TOWER HALL, No. 6lS MARKET ST., Phi
adeh hia. BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
Esquire Young Withdrawn.

Thomas Young, Esq, called at
our office yesterday and desired
that we would announce to the
public that lie WOULD NOT
BE A CANDIDATE for the Of
flee Of Mayor to-day. He has
withdrawn from the canvass
The following is his note left with
US yesterday =
Mr.. EcKEL:
Please say in your
editorial, that will not be a can
didate for the office of Mayor to-
morrow.
THOMAS YOUNG.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
REMEMBER Your COUNTRY TO-DAY


Friends of good government, friends of
the volunteers, friends of the whole Union,
we say TO you, let not your personal prefer
ences for men merely, so chill your patriot
ism and warp your devotion to the Union
aud its glorious flag as to throw your votes
to-day on the side of treason even inieren-
tally; but come out in the bold conscious
ness that honor right duty, and liberty all
call you to iorego party and personal feelings
and to know only your Country, its laws and
its Constitution You can do this, and we
trust you will do it manlully, patriotically
and thoroughly, by voting the Union ticket,
at the head of which stands the name of our
excellent Chief Magistrate and unainching
friend of the Union and its cause,
VINCENT q. GILPIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
oouLDN'r STAND Tun TREASON.

Jacob +. Sharp, true and honorable
citizen of the Second Ward, was put on
the rebel ticket for Inspector, without his
knowledge or consent. Immediately
upon ascertaining this fact Mr.. Sharp no.
titled his friends that, although claiming
to be democrat, he could not stand the
reasonable position which his party held
against the Union, and hence would not
permit his name to be used on the ticket.
lie has prudently and patriotcally de
clincd being considered in the company OF
traitors and will have nothin 6 to do with
lher ticket
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02

Carpenter, George Wisner.
Sailmaker, w S, H. Brayton
Boatswain, WIN. Long
Gunner, George w. Omensetter.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR =
The Governor has made the following ad-
ditional appointments for the purpose of
carrying out the orders of the President
for the draft of the militia.
Adiutant. General Mark G.. Loaand.
Commissloners-Chas. b. Lore, for
New Castle County, Robert Hill for Kent
County.
Commandants of Rendezvous-Georpe
II Riddle for New Castle County; Dr.
George &. Harmon for Kent County !;
and John Sorden for Sussex County.
Surgeons-Dr. John w, Cardeza for
New Castle County DIR. Nathan Pratt
for Kent County; and DR.. Jos. p. Ship
ley for Sussex County.
He has also nominated the following
gentlemen as Provost Marshals, subject
to confirmation by the President Rath-
nell Wilson for New Castle County Nv.
ers G.. Conwell for Kent County and
Henry f. Rodney for Sussex County,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
City Hall, Wilmington,
AZ Q n,nlnrl: p NJ

On Wednesday, the Sd day ofseptember
For the purpose of fixing time for the
nomination OF Levy Court Commissioners
members of the Legislature, in the respec-
tive Hundreds, the appointment ola Central
Committee, and such other business rs may
he necessary to organize the Union Party
in this County. By order of the chairman
of the last County Meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02

LocoFooo CITY NoMINATIoN--T
locofocos have made the following nomi
nations
For Mayor, Azariah II. Quinby ion
Alderman, John Simms, NJ D.; for lrca-
surer Joseph f. Suder for Assessor,
William IL. Paradise
First Ward-For Council, Lawrence
Glatts Inspector, Robert II. Robinson !;
Assistant Inspector, Richard X. Jones
Second Ward-For City Council, AL
bert Thatcher; Inspector. tvacani,l }
Assistant, John N. 0gle.
Third Ward-First Precmct-Inspec-
tor, John G. Crosby; Assistant, Benjamin
+. Moore Second Preeinct-Inspector
Josiah s. Mccall; Assistant, Michael
Callahan.
Fourth Ward-For City Council,
Michael lIanity South Precinct-ln-
spectOr, Charles Nj. Almond Assistant,
Samuel b. Foreman North Precinct
Inspector, Daniel b. Woodward
Fifth Ward-For City Council, William
Mcconnell Inspector, Samuel X. Cloud.
VoluNrEERs, READ Tnls.--For the de-
rangement of the system, change of Diet
Wounds, Sores. Bruises and Eruptions, 10
which every Volunteer is liable, there are
no remedies so safe, convenient and sure rs
llolloway's Pills and Ointment, thoroughly
tested in the Crimean and Italian Cam
pagns. Only % cents per Box or Pot. 23l
THE Second Stated Meeting of the
Board of Managers of the Delaware State
Association for the relief of Sick and
Wounded Soldiers, will be held in the lee
ture room of the Wilmington Institute,
on Saturday evening, September 9Th
1862. at 7 O'clock 2t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02

The political excitement in California
increases Senator Latham is stumping
the State. He eulogizes President Lin
coin, but denounces the aboitionists and
eorruptionists generally. The probability
is that the Republican party will have Il
majority in the Legislature.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
THE
Four Days Struggle.

The following summary of the conflicts
in Virginia during the past week, COM
meneing on Tuesday night, Immediately
after the foray of the enemy on Manassas,
has been prepared from the best unofficial
sources within our reach. The CORES
pondents of the press having been ex-
cluded from the lines of the army, we are
without any detailed account of these bat
ties.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE FIGHTING.
On Tuesday night, about eight O'Clock,
the pickets at Manassas Junction were
driven in, and the two companies of Penn
sylvania infantry, one company of Penn
sylvania cavalry, and some artillery sta
TONED there, were surprised and attacked
by Gen Ewell's entire division, number
ing from seven to ten thousand infantry
and cavalry, with artillery. After short
skirmish the handful of men at the june
tion fed, the rebels turning upon them
our own guns, and keeping up brisk fire
till the Union troops were forced to re-
treat across Bull Run. Here, at Union
Mills, two regiments of Gen. Cox's divi-
sion, the Eleventh and Twelfth Ohio, un-
der Col. Seammon, were stationed, and
they Immediately ad Jagged to meet the
approaching body of repY.po.
ANOTHER coNFLs w
Early on Wednesday morning con
tlict ensued between the Junction and
Bull Run, lasting for three hours, when
the Union troops, being largely outnum-
bered and fanked on the right, retired
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
AOCAE. AFFAIRS,
Union Nominations.

Mayog-YlNcENT C. GILpIN.
Alderman-JouN II. ADAMS.
City Treasurer-JoHN +. MILLER
Assessor-EpwARD l.. BRowN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02

gunboats has been ordered to rendezvous
in the Potomac river near Washington
National Mteigencer.
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aus.2o-2w.
MN.FN
DIED.

HARRIS.-On Sunday morning, in this
city, MARY LIZzIE, infant daughter Of
Amos and Eliza Harris.
A LARGE and assorted stock Of Parlor, Library anu
n Climber Furniture, of the latest styles, will be o,
I'd through the Spring at unusually low Iresh
by J, LUTz
No. I9i South Eleventh Street
Pha, elpha. ,
This stock OF furniture IL we'll worth the attention
those about furnishing, every article has been manu-
iAetnred under his own care, and is warranted
Ap83mw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
UNION COUNTY MEETING.

A County Meeting Of the citizens of New
Castle County, favorable to sustaining the
Government Of the United States in its el-
forts to put down rebellion, and maintaining
the honor of our national flag, the perma-
nence of the Constitution and our Union,
will assemble i'm the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
$. M. PETTENaILL & Co.,

No. 81 Parh Row. Ne,o York, & 6 StateSt, Boston.
Are our authorized Agents in those cities take Ad
vertsemeuts aud subscriptions for the Journal aud
Sta 'esmAn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
PROCLAMATION.

TO THE CITIZENS tE mr. STATE OF DELAwARE.
WHkREAs 1t appears that The enrolment of
the citizens of this State c9nnot he completed
in time to comply with the orders from the War
Department, fixing the third day of September
A. b. 1862, as the day on which TO commence
drafting:
AEp WHeReAs have been authorized by the
Secretary of War TO extend the time for the
ilatt il deemed by me to be necessary
Now, TnERRFonE, l. WILLIAM BuRroN, Gov
ernor of the State of Delaware, do issue this my
Proclamation, and postpone the draft in ibs
State until the
25tII day of september, A. ID. 1862
at which time drafting will commence.
In testimony whereof, have caused the Great
Seal of the State Of Delaware to be hereuutu
affixed
Done at Dover, this twenty. eighth day of Au
s7zzSN gust, in the year tf our Lord one thou
&snS1 sand eight hundred aud sixty-two, aud OF
the Independence of said State the eighty
seventh. WILLIAM BURTON
By the Governor,
EDWARD RlDGRLY.
| 0f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-02

Uaptaln's CLERK, 9. Y Yardley.
Paymasters Clerk, j. g. Suukey.
Acting Masters Mate, w. Scott Curtis,
VIM. Frost,
Chas. II Rowland,
Sherman Alter,
b. II. Ritter.
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Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been ku,
liich cured so many and such dangerous case
iis:~ Some no hIman aid can'reacli; but ever
rose the Cherry PICTORIAL affords relief and conf
AstoR HOUSE, NEw YORK orTT, March 8, 1856
DOCTOR AYR, LOWELL: feel it a duty and pl
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TI1HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
IL been taxed their utmost to produce this best,
most perfect purgatiye which Is known to man. In
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these Pills have
virtues which suFpRks In excellence the ordinary
medicines, and that they win unprecedehtedly upon
the esteem OF all men. They are safe and pleasant
to tnke, but powerful to cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital activities OF the body
remove the distractions of its organs purify the
blood, and expel disease. They purge ont the foul
humOrs which breed and grow distemper, stimulate
sluggish or dsnrdered organs into their natural ac
ton end impart healthy tone with strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases that have bAfied the best OF hu
man skill. While they produce powerful effects
they are at the same time In diminished doses the
safest and best physic that can be employed for
Children. Being sugar coated, they are pleasant to
take; and being purely vegetable are free from any
risk Of harm. Cures have been made which snrpass
belief were they not substantated by men OF such
exalted position and character as to forbid the sns
picion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen and
physicians have lent then names to certify to the
public the reliability OF my remedies, while others
have sent the OF their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief
Of my afflicted, suffering felloW-men.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish prat-
u my American Almanac containing directions for
their use and certificates OF their cures Of the fol.
owing complaints
CostiYeness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn. Headache arising from foul
Stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaefion Of
Loss OF Appetite, all Uleerous and CutaneOus Dis
eases which require an eyRcuant medicine, Scrofulh
or Kings xvii. They also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating the system, cure many complaints
which It would not be supposed they could reach.
Such rs Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous arrangements OF the liver and
Kidneys Govt and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or obstruction of its
Do not be put on by unprinefpled dealers with
some other pill they make more profit ON. Ask for
AIMS Pulls, and take nothing else. No other they
can give you compares with this its intrinsic value
or curative powers The sick want the best aid
there Is for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and analytical Cheaist LoosH, Mas.
PRlcE as CIs. PIE Box. PTvE BOXES ron 81.
Sold by A. Q. GOOD o. and by All Druggists
and Dealers In Medicine every here. mhi5
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sally gntetl1gei1eers
- 60
WAIT.
BY ALlC. CARY.

s-a $3.50 - EE @
By ALICE CARY.
Go not far in the lauu of light
A little while by the golden gate,
Lest that 1 lose you out of sight;
Waitmy darling, wait,
Forever now from your happy eyes
Life's scenic picture has passed away
You have entered into realities, .s.lras
{ And ann yet attbe playll. 49, 49,
Yetat the play of time-through all.
Thinking of yon, and your higher estate.
Alittle while, and the curtain will fall
Walt, my darling wait.
Mine is dreary part to do
A mask of mirth on q mourning brow
The chance approval-thef flower or two,
Are uOthipg-uothing now!
The last sad act is drawing on
AlttIewhile'by The goIdengnte
OF the holy heaven to which you are gone,
Wait, my darling, wait.
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ON. RECEIPT OF ANY OF THk FOLLOWING
" sums, In Cash or Post-0fdce Stamps, the sub
directed, Gold Pen or Pens, selecting tAs Saus &C.
eoFdiRg % deecTipefOEl, VIZ:
p GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES,
For eents the Magic Pen; tor % cents, the Luev
Peni for 50 cents the Always Ready Pens for cent?
The sizes are, Nos. 2, 3, !, 5and6.
THE SAME PENS IN S1LNRR-PLATRD RXTEN.
SION GASES, WITH PENCILS.
For so eents the Magic Pen; cents, the Lucky
Pen; for 81, the Always Ready Pens for $l.25, the
BIeRnht Pen and for SI5O, the Excelsior Pen Tbese
are wellhnished, gOOd-WritiuR Gold Pens, with Iri.
dosmin points the wear OF every oae Of which
will far outlast gross of the best Steel Pens
The name OF ga Norton" -Number,n and EQUAL.
ity' are stamped the following Pens, and the
Points are warranted Tor az months except against
being the smallest, No the largest adapted for The
pocket; No. fhe smallest, and No. 10 the largest
Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk- Long aud me-
dunn Nibs OF all sizes and qualities Short Nibs Of
Nos. 4, 5, 6, and made only Of first quality
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For I5 cents, No. Pen, LIST quality, or No.
Pen, Sd quality.
quality, or a No. 1 Pen, Sd quality.
For 8 Is, No. Pen, LIST quality, or No. 4 Pea,
ID quality. or No. Pen, Sd quality.
For 81 so, No. 4 Pen, LIST quality, or No Pen.
ID quality, or No. Pen, Sd quality.
For $l.ib, No. Pen, 1st quality, or No. 8 Peu,
= For sSs; SIS. No. Pen, list quality.
TIIR SAME GOLD PENS. WITH SILVER RXTRN.
SION CAsAs, WITH PENCILS
For 81 so, No. Pen, LIST quality, or Nc. ) Pen.
For Sis, a No Pen, LIST quality, or a No. Pen.
I'd quality, or no. Pen, Sd quality.
For 81 a No. Pen, LIST quality, or No. 1 PEN %
quality, or Not Pen, Sd quality.
Por s. so, No. Pen, LIST quality, or q No Pen
I'd quality, or a No. Pen, Sd quality.
For 50, No. Pen, LIST quality, or No. 9 Pen, "a
For $3.50, n No. 6 Pen, 1st quality.
GOLD PENS. ALI, FIRST QUALITY. IN, sTTvvp.
MOUNTED DESK-HOLDERs.
For s. q No. 4 Pen, for 2+25, No. Pen, or 2J5
a No. 9 Pen, for $3.50, = No. Pen.
For s., a No. Pen, Tor ., a No. 3 Pen, and for g.
a No. 10 Pen.
The t.lst qnality' are pointed with the very best
IridOsn points, eErGfnlly selected and none Of his
quality sold with the slightest mpeTfectiOn which
skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
The I'D quality" are superior to any Pens made
by him previous to the year 1850
The Sd quality" he intends shall equal In respect
70 Durability, Elasticity, and Good Writing Qualities
elsewhere.
In regard to the cheap Gold Pens he beEs leave 10
say that previous to operating his New and PaeEt-
ed Machinery, he could not have made Good Writ
ing and Durable Pens tOrthe Price had the gold been
furnished gratuiiously.
'tNifRbeT'' da6 sQuatityp Of the Pms or Pms and
CdseS lUdnted and Be particular to deSeTibe tie Eiad
Of Pens fAsyPrsfsT-l0hstieg, stiF or ifsIsT,
For sale by all dealers in the line Throughout
the country. Address ,,oDZov
No. 25 Maiden Lane. New York.
Any one sending single letter post stamp will re.
eefve a circular with fac simle engraTings Of the
above sizes and styles mh2+Sml
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aE0. v. JOHNSON.
Missouri mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK...........-.....s5 10000
EHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
Il pose OF advancing the great mining inteFEstAE
purely philAnthropic motives in initiating this en-
terprise. We believe that the stock he made TO
ay large dividends, and at the same time mOreteal
good accomplished and greater progress made - ne
yelOping and making known the astontslIng mineral
wealth of Missouri, than by the use OF hve tmes the
amount Of capital invested in any other busines
We shall make the ofice of our Company ALtm.
pete mining bureau Of the mineral resources q lhe
State. We have power under our Charter - uE
chase and sell mineral lands wherever lscniCd In
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered to cap
ttaltsts and mining adventures, who desire 10 pnE-
elase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send rs statement
OF the same, describing the Kind OF minerals on theH
lands number Of acres the location and the low
est cash price they willing TO take for said
We shall work only such mines as pay largely but
shail open and prove most Of ne lands We sen ne
the office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
No. q Locust street All who feel interest IN this
business, and have money, will do well to call and
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living out Of the
city can secure IL by enclosing ten per cent OF tn
amount wanted to the President or TTeasurer-
DIRKcToEs: -.
Henry .. Bacon. ESQ Matthew Butlsr, Esq
Alfred Clapp, Esq, LIB. HarWoOd, Esq7
Joseph 1athEop, Esq, ?. u Lynch, Esqs
Henry D. Bacon, L.v BOEy.
N. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, PreS't
The above prospectus has up to this date been
pubshsd In only one Of our lsadiug PaPers Tor Ten
days. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
made; yet the public well appreciate the sound
ness Of the enterprise that over two hundred thoGs-
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares SIS eaeh PAID
In null without further liability; transferable BY de-
livery registered only when dividends are received
ANY person having money to spare. can, by the pur-
chase OF shares in the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that will pay largely and hold
stock that isrcadily converted into cash without loss
All communications to the President promptly
s.. Louis Mo- March "a. 1851. mn'0-a1@-l-
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a YOUNG vvoman's Adventnres.

80 z $50. =. 60
Young TVoman's Adventures.
now "A iFREHcu sARoS,s DAUGHTER RAN
seIE5-s - -, - = ~ -;=-
N"Ni ~ A0NDo''
The romantic adventures OF young
Frenchwoman OF noble birth furnish ma
terial for a curious chnpter of personaI
h;.,o. :, .ho 1ato,. pn.,:.L
" !, VIZ tsts'S no" Pnpstsi
Mademolselle Marguerite Frigante de Ia
Tour, the daughter of the Baron de Ia
Tour. is the heroine ofthe affair. She is
onI, o;x,oon vo,r. IS 90 hit soou,. y,
- = 9 90 Is q. :, : :. rsS,
possess spirit ana enterprise peyond her
years.
EarIyin june. Mademoisellee EXPRESSED.
nm earnest desire to visit London for the
nurnose of seeIng the wonders of the In
ternatiUnal Exhibition. hut the mandate
of n stern finennn of nm ount with whom
she lived MT Passy. f1rebade the Journey
Not to be baulketi-in this wav. the rirI
went directly to work to prepare herself
for running .ilYyay. She cut off her hair,
exchanged her clothing for suit Of male
garments, purchased a fashionable title"
and n walkinp-stick. eluded the yi1ilnnce
of tile a1ntS and landed 5sn felv in n Sndnnj
with three. hundred frances and six gold
Napoleons in her pocket She afterwards
confessed that she had taken this money
from her aunt She visited the Exhibit
ton, purchased the regular guide.books.
tenioyed the spectacle from day ia flay.
and had nm excellent fine Generolly'
until ono div her sex was snsnected Nv
tbe iondIord nF Ind ,,;Y,, I,o,Ise, ,,,I,oro
she stonna5 and ;mmod;aIoIy t6o nnIico
,,.s.a ~ S,ar trooi, III sno III
kea az. aLa ,St e. so.It
s'a snas SUI sG nusc usseu herseit
t ~ eoiiIe uul'1Mlut Puipose' ,.iu III sPi1e
~ ", "er 20 t.'e G"ntr9ry, lhs'sF
.teu upon tnelr tneory. ana iorthwlth car
rIeu her before a maslstrate- Here comes
the second part OF the adventure:
Alderman Besley said he could not
part with her until he was sure she would
be taken care OF, and he therefore sent
her to Newgate, with n request to the
Governor to accommodate her in the pri-
vate apartments of the jail, and to pro-
vide her with apparel suitable to her sex
and position. Twas stated in court that
the GirI had refused to take anv nnurish.
menf. ALTHOUGH she apneared contented
with her temnororv oh55e
On the foIIawing mornine The case vas
again heard. a barrrister named T,ndIow
ehe lorMutu 70 prove . laenI
klLyt ANNOUNCING himself as an QIu IrlH0u