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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
Three Days Later from Europe.

Inree lays Later from europe.
NEW YORK, Aug. &c.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool 18th,
via Queenstown 10th, arrived at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Little is said on American affairs. The Ar
my and Navy Gazette draws attention to the
fact OF the iederals pushing forward the con-
struction of powerful sea-going monitors.
Three British war steamers were recently
sold to Il London company. They are suspect
ed of being intended for the rebels.
William Cornell Jewett has been having an
Interview with the King of the Belgians, in
the interests of mediation. The King prom
Used to use his influence to induce England to
join France in her efforts for peace.
Victoria, Vancouver's Island, is to be the
headquarters OF the British squadron in the
Pacific.
Lord Clyde died at Chatham on the 14th in
slant.
The London Morning Post considers it far
from improbable that the French occupation
OF Mexico may lead to more intimate rela-
tions between Napoleon and the Conederates
and create trouble with the Washington gov
eminent.
The 0stereische Zeitung asserts that the
Austrian government has in no way interfcred
with or been consulted on the Mexican ques-
ton. 1t is a mere personal question between
Macmillan and Napoleon. 1t is asserted that
the Spanish Ministry approve the empire.
The Madrid journals are divided.
The replies of the three Powers, all sent to
st. Petersburg, will be delivered on the 18th
lust, and forthwith published. Each cabinet
replied to the arguments addressed to itself.
but terminates with an identical paragraph
testifying unity of their views. The growing
belief in Paris is that war was not to be appre-
hended.
There are vague rumors that Prussia con-
templates secession from the German Confed-
Grafton.
The Memorial Dplomatiqne announces Max
imilian's acceptance of the crown of Mexico.
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BY EleCtr1city

The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy. and move with tho agility and elastic
ity of YOUTH the heated brain is cooled; the FROST
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted TO yigor. weakness to
strength; the blind made TO see the deaf hear and
the palsed form to move upright; the bemisbcs Of
youth are obliterated; the accidents of mature life
prevented the calamities of old age obviaied, AMI
an active rircuia finn uainfai. oh
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MEANNEss PERsoSIFIED.-A cautious,
small soul would naturally seek the shades of
night, under which to secrete from the public
eye glimpse of his petty WEAKNESSES. Such,
however, is not always the case. One of the
smallest acts ever perpetrated by one of the
human species has just come to our know
ledge. On Monday last, three children, while
in the act OF picking whortleberries from
rocky, sterile place in Cape Elizabeth, were
surprised byaperson wearing the human form,
who demanded Of them restitution for picking
berries upon his land, at the same time Selling
their basket containing some five or six quarts,
and intimating that IL they wanted the basket
they might call at the house for il. The eldest
of the three, however, Indignantly refused to
comply with his suggestion, upon which the
gentleman, ~ having deposited the berries
safely in large milk-pan, kindly returned the
basket, at the same time adding that they
were free to pick quart for their own use.
Such men should be buried (berried) before
the eyes Of charitable community
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AUCTION SALES.


CUMBERLAND. SIS:
'v'ahEN on mesne process, and will be sold at
= pubic auction, BY consent Of parties, on Friday
August 18th 1863 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at
store NO u on Free street. in Portland the entire
STOCK OF millinery Store-consisting of Ribbons
BoDnets, Laces. Sc
Also the fixtures in the Store. comprising Glass
Show Cases, Mirrors, Desks, Chairs. Bonnet stands
Clock, Sofa, &c, &c.
f.. NJ. PArrEN, Auctioneer
Portland, August "a. 1863. aug26
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III o vi II ms TITUTE,

90 FREE STR EET.
FnNfilS Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
Il will reopen on Thursday, Sept. 11fh. Circulars
containing terms may be obtained by addressing Miss
l. q. Prince, Principal, who will be found at her
residence after the Ist of September.
20 d& WIN
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Wanted to Purchase or Rent.

IN the Southwest part of the city moderate sized
Il House. for a small family, where there are no
children. Apply TO W.RYAN,
jyI5 diff 16l Commercial street.
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MASSACHUSETTS BUILT, for sale by
Nl A.P. FULLER. 2s6 Congress St,
aug5 opposite the Preble House.
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Corves Monument Associataon .

Georges Monument Association.
TIME undersigned, the three persons arst named
in the first section Of the act OF the Legislature
OF Maine, approved March Oath. 1868. entitled ia
Act 20 Incorporate the Gorges Mona,nenf Associa-
tton hereby give public notice that the first meet-
in the town of Phipsburg in the ancient Province Of
Sabine. on Saturday, August 18th. A. ID. 1863. At
O'Clock A. NJ. to establish bylaws appoint Trustees
and take such other will secure the oh.
jects of the Act of Incorporation.
ABNER COBURN,
JOHN A. POOR,
LEONARD WOODS.
August a. 1858. dim
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For Sale.

A FARM in Cape Elizabeth about
AyTSN-N AZ miles from Portland. containing
lf1tM~Al about lao acres, with two dwelling.
r. lgIXnlh houses, barn and ouf-buidinxs-
&I[1S-J Large proportion OF feuccx sfone-
wall part or the whole win be sold INQUIRE Of
CLEMENT JORDAN. on the premises, near south
Congregational Westinghouse. iv2l deaw VIA
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Meeting of Creditors.

4 fun meeting OF the creditors Of the late John
N Rounds. held this day, pursuant to previous no.
committee of NINE duly appointed for that purpose
who reported as oilows,which reports hereby andn
imoaslB accepted.
IRON the Probate Records.
Whole amount of CLAIMS allowed against the
estate, s5,73l.42
INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE
Cash sicD 90
Goods and chat,els. 246 IS
Rights and credits 449O Is
AND FURTHER THE PROBATE RECORDS SAITH Nor.
Sufficient. however, is here apparent, that instead
Of 20 per cent the estate should have paid and did
ministration and the furniture s2as osl.
Sewell c. Strout, tIioward Stroutl "As COUNSEL
FOR THE ApNINIsrRArRIx," according 20 his ORA
less that of s54 "a at New York, ASSIGNED re HIM-
SELF FOR 90 PER CENT. As evidence that said Strout
has not paid over % per cent on s. ss s. Of these
PORTLAND March 81. 1862.
Nessrs. Smith StrdtfOa Netr York:
The dividend upon the claims against the estate of
John Rounds is 20 per cent. amounting upon your
claim TO SO 50. You can have the amount BY send
have all been paid out except yours a long time
since, and had forgotten about your claim
The 0 1ocoaaf MAY be stated thus "a: :''''N'
S5,53l 4254 81 is S5616 S. at 20 per cent, lS5 80
Goods and chattcls lfurniture&c the Court
allowed the administrator to retain, 2i6 SO
Cash at sundry times, aud Note from Strout
TO the ADMINISTRATIVE. as per his account
in part rendered her. 915 90
Amount of the New York claim remaining
unsettled, "a 81
s2,4ll IS
This amount, s2ill IS, taken from the assets,
81 s96 81, supposng the n. York claim of s5i 81 to
be paid in full, show balance of SASS g. less the
cost Of administration. USAccoUNrED FOR Is THK
HANDS OF SEwELL c. SrRoUT. tchich Of right. to-
getAer ich the ss75 Adore brth shoid hare been
paid to the respective creditors Of said estate.
Your Committee, therefore. upon a full and dis
passionate review of the whole matter. are of opin
ion that BY reason of the of said
Strout, all the creditors. except ID. i. Chase, have
been cheated out of their just Dues and recommend
to each OF them to take such legal measures the
laws may Afford TO compel said Strout to make good
the difference between what they severally got and
what the estate should have paid. and icoaid have
paid had the original entries the books Of fhe Pro-
ate Records been. faithfully carried oHf.
ID. +. CHASE, Chairman.
MosEs MORRILL,, Secretary.
Portland, April &C. 1858. apps rh S&Tuff
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House and Lot Of LAND mt Aucsso.

WE shall sell at auction on Tuesday, Sept. LIST. nj
w 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the house on Sherbrook street
owned and occupied by s. X Leavitt II has thirteen
finished rooms. gas. hard and soft wafer an excel
lent cellar with ccmented floor. good stable, and
everything neat, convenient, and In order iu and
about the house. The lot Is 50 by 80 feet.
Also house lot adjoining. being on the corner of
shcrbrook and Waterville streets, graded, walled
and fenced.
House can be examined between the hours of and
T. ~ each day ofthe week precious to sale
augl9 dtds
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A <ss-~ The Farm formerly owned by John
&GEA,N Mounfforf living In South Gray
HsafH containing 100 acres, 20 Of II improv-
ed. the remainder wood snd timber
well fenced with stone wall Good
buildings and enough OF them Two hundred apple
trees In good condition For particulars enquire Of
ELIAS MOUNIFOkT. on the premises. -,
Also. the Brick Building in Portland. situated on
Fore aud Chatham streets. aux12 tfd&w rs
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EDUCATIONAL.
wEsTBRoOK SEMINARY,

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
FENiiE Fall Term of this Institution will commence
l. Wednesday, August Goth, and continue twelve
weeks.
Board Of fnstructioR-Rev s. ii. M'Collester
A. NJ, Principal; Aaron Lowell, A. b., Associate
Principal; Miss - -, Miss J. S. Quinby, AS
Rates of tuition and board in past terms
q. NJ. STEVENS, Sec'y.
Stevens Plains, Aug. 3, 1868. augs d3w
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Highland Boarding school

yINUE third year of this Sclioo. will commence its
Il Fall Session Tuesday, Sept LIST. and continue II
weeks. The advantages for instruction are designed
to be OF the first order and parents and guardians
who have boys to send away from home are invited
TO examine into the merits of this school, Circulars
containing full information may be had on applica-
ton to Mt. TRUE A. NJ,
Proprietor and Principal
Bethei Me-, july 20 1861 jy2i dtsep1
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Family School
For BOYS TOpshPm Me.

fVtHE Fail Term of this highly successful School
= viii begin September 9th. 1853, and continue
twenty-one weeks.
For Circulars" sc please address the Princi-
pal Parents are cordially invited TO visit the
School. WARREN JOHNSON, NJ. A..
lrincipa
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CascO Street Seminary.

fINliE FALL TERM of this School for young La
IL dies and Misses will commence on Tue ada ' .
Sept. LIST, and continue eleven weeks There will
also be a department for children. r
For further information inquire of fhe Principal
at 2l1 Cumberland street, after Aug. 24th.
aug5 dedis5w MISS III. HAWKES.
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Head Quarters Provost Marshal.

FIRST DISTRICT MAINE
Portland, August goth 1868
4 REWARD of Ten Dollars sl0) and the reason
N able expenses incurred, will be paid to any per-
son for the apprehension and delivery of Deserter
at these Head Quarters.
BY order Provost Marshal General.
CHARLES III. DOUGHTY,
angel Capt and Provost Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-27

~ Miss Delphine p. Baker had large
audience, considering the storm, at the New
City Hall Tuesday evening, on the occasion
of reading her National Poem. She read it
in very pretty manner, her articulation being
very distinct. though her voice was not very
strong. She is a modest, unassuming young
lady, one who, evidently, has heart full of
patriotic feelings.
After the reading Of the poem, Mr.. 7. NJ
Brown, of Boston, addressed the audience.
He made most eloquent appeal in behalf Of
our government, and addressed his Irish fell
low citizens in glowing strains, appealing to
them to stand by government and country
that has used them so well, and to remember
the principles of their great aud patriotic
countryman Daniel O'Connell, who hated sla-
very in every form, and who was for liberty
the world over.
Miss Baker and Mr.. Brown were frequently
applauded, aud II was with reluctance the au-
dience consented that Mr.. Brown should close
his remarks. S. l.. Carleton, Esq, presided.
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Wanted.

f:::t 4 small Rent situated in the central part OF
Ksii the city. a whole house suitable Tor two
s-2=e~ small families. Address sr.
augi3 VI. A. h, Portland l.. o.
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w A rs. LOST.


Lost.
SsrRAYED from tho owner on Wednesday night,
~ Aug. 18th. between the hours of 10 and II,
small lap dog; is white with brown aud two
spots OF brown his back; is sheared like a lion:
with red aud black collar, and answers TO the
of Perico. Whoever will return said dog give in-
formation where may be found will be suitably
rewarded. Word may be left at this Office at No.
Bramha street aug2i
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Collegiate and Military school.

IA FRANKLIN SQUARE, BOsToN.
THIS School will be re-opened, d. w. after the
Il vacation, on the 18th OF September, when all pu-
pills are required to be present at 0 A NJ.
limited number of boarders, under Is years of
age, is received in the Principals family.
Catalogues and Reference Lists can be obtained Mt
the Office of the Christian Mirror, Portland; and
the Principal expects to be in Portland from the 9th
to the Sth of September.
f. r. HUMPHREYS, IL D., Principal
aug1T 5w
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
For Sale or EXCHANGE.

For Sale or Exchange.
Farm situated In Bangor. "a
AEA-O miles from the city, hing between
m435Hr&A the Leyant and Avenue road. IL
rs14hykE contains about 100 acres OF which
.4s74=-l one half j. in tillage and pasture and
the remainder j. covered with young growth Of
wood. The buildings the place are in good repair
Will exchange for a house in Portland.
Enquire OF GEO BOYNTON co.
81 Commercial Street, Portland
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wanted immediately.
yA FIRST RATE Coat and Pant Makers. In
~ quirc at
wooDMAN, TRUE & co.'s
aug6 dim Clothing Rooms.
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!. NJ. PArrEN. Auetioneer- once. q Exchange s..
House nj Auction.

N Monday, Sept It'll. at 12i O'Clock the two sto-
y ny wooden house, No. 4 Atlantic street. Said
mouse Is nearly new. and contains ten rooms well
nnshed and convenient for two small families light
ca with gas and has plenty of hard and soft water
Can be seen any time before the sale -
For particulars call on Elk. DRESSER
auglS edits lH Fore Street.
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Notice.

MY wife, Mary A. Larrabee. has left my bed and
WI board without cause and proyocation and this
notice is 10 forbid all persons harborng or trusting
her on my account. as shall pay no debts of her
contracting after this date
BENZ. LARRABEE.
Baldwin, Aug is, 1868. augl8 5weod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

EXTRAORDINARY RIsE IN REkT.-Thc Char
lottesyiile {va) corespondsr. Of the Lynchhurg
RpaSstcss gives tbs folow!.s reoo CT ints.a
geaca:
On tbe msn street IN onr towa. two sassres from
tAs-sepot there 30 niiuated q large. twrstosy
wooden house which, with half An scrs os-isssl q.
tacbs0. was few days xse sula f,r % 500 Last
yssr II rented for : hoardirg-house fer $500 or
sou. Or Tuesday lass Il was pat up ct public
fSr,atls sue Of eas75 year ren.
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Fire Br Brtgaas.-We are informed By the Prssi-
dent Of Tho City Coorc that there 10 considerable
danger Of the cisybeing left not properly provided
sgsiost the rasagss of 6re BY the pefatiou II
tho oonssrps a;t passed at the ast sesson Of Don.
aDMA which, together with the rtfusal Of the Sec.
s12 of War to interfere in the ma ter, bids fair
{, tNow tato tbs army all Of thoeo who kave here.
tcfcrs aided to exsin gr.zh Ares Occurring IN the
city. The members Of tbs Eire Dera..ment wore
exempted from tire operation Of tbs corsesipt law
by fhs SECRETARY Of War for ten dsysy that period
expiring on Wednesday, when he refnsed 70 Ssnew
the exemption. and referred the eity authorities 70
ConglesS The President was then appealed 70,
and evinced some interest In the matAeF, but up 30
yesterday nothing had bsen done. and the men
composing the department. vera liable 1t any mo.
ment to be carried to Camp Leo By the enrollins
oficsrs. The Brigade arnbers 81 men, Of which 81
ere liable to be conxeripted.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

n Use-Ooe Of the splendid Yankee railroad
engines csptued BY our troops near Eanasas,
soms mcnths sincs, and a1sisnsd 10 tas Danviils
Railroad, b4ving tssn thoroughly repaired ss the
workshops Of the company in this city. was yW.
terdAy psaesd on she road for the Afst Nme. Is
opara:sd dnsly. 70 adapt /. 10 ~ en- the road
tns gauge Of thsasns had 70 b altsred, bat belne
Of supericr make II wss worth sll the altetaAaen
reqsired. forrerly bearing tbs name ee soms
Yansse General, the Aho..tlonixts would row
hardly know this specimsn Of their hAadi9ae N.
der tas modest cognoansu Of yoeaAeutas. Whiah
ehe hoa-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

TArAL scCIDEsT.- Lieut.. Darcy W. Paul, Ct
P.tsr h1ry. Va eSuui zriins censEny r, Eta
W gia.a regiment. was kiisl il lis teat rsar
f-ld'rckssurs, Va. ca Tae. day morning l=st by
t4e f2il,2S OF tree which had been cut Gown by
cas- OF ''is naeu. Ee uxs sleeping a: the time, ana
WIS Instantly c-4hed t, ds..h iy the LIMBS of tss
tr.e
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EEaTY facW sToaM.

P@ssnsers by IL Cs,'tsal train last evening &c.
ror. thst seyere STOW storn has rzestisd st
ss;ssoa essslcatsssls sEd other points, for the
pssf .rso ss-~~ saS szsssss s-ss.sss<e ssaeAsasst
cssIns 10 thsse eiasenen.s, was eighteen iacses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

Robbery al ks Pet0-bxy1 Dtpaa--On Wednesday
evcning lsst Capt Hiram Withsrspscn, Of Hsytk
CsEoiaa. y as robbed Of lis pocket-bock. contain
ing some $50 snd valuable rarers. at the Pstert
burg depot. He had just s-ived In the evening
train. ADD was looking after his baggage when tie
thAff WAa committed
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as1ssnees # Conrs, ,Ma,1isl-The following ean-
tsDees were passea on fhe l6th instant Privaas
O. Il. Palmer, conpsny @. 18Th giaia battalion,
discipline. 70 foriti: pay for twelve mouths and
ciose condneraent for twenty eight days Ia two
perlods-An interval ef fortnlsht between saeh-
and fve nonths' hard labor George 1teese, cen.
pany T. Gosh Virginia regiment, for dssseton, for.
!eitnre Of pay during the war, and any lsshes On
his bare back. Colonel Rhett WAS sppQinted 10
see Canicl Kennedy shot for doseriion. -
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LOCAL M-ATTEE10.

4 Warning TO the Yacctnatd-An inmate Of Va
Prison Aospi.al. who had been vsocsnstsd fOr
smallpox, was ssix,d yesterday With gangreus in
the arm that ~as operated On, and the limb will
have 10 oe taken on BY tho eufSson. He had
e.usA. ccld in tie erin after ths operation wss per
formed
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hsfsNtta > Accommodation tESa4 ths Secretary Of
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reacted hf NJ @se< nnuca de4Atfsti2n Icop2 .u-
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express = AA4aks AM4e4 4As y~ue old aud c..
ofcsasio ~ A5y Eovelhan3 uaaS 0s made TO
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Message q 0sv. Vance, Of NsssA Caseliae. :.
1ALHeH, Jan. 2l.-0ov. VGssss 1naaes w1e
raj TO The ISi1at1Fs today. h rsl&s - thslaree
force On our soast aa1 says every pesSaeaHm
possbls has bssu mals 10 receive tAsm. n -,
lids b The insmeisaA sxssat!sa Il ~ 0anenae4a
law ln tAs STATE and = aessetloas iron ~ asn4.
Dy consent " The scmnaading osasalshs pa.
poses 70 -ias.s . peoelaaat1oa sivhs dssssteeS
thirty 191s - rstxzn - day withoas puaiuAnsnta
Rshsy ~ tAns tAeh1 w1sAss ssauussaalraeVnsa
On IL subject d snsssiss stiasas - 0@Gees-
rate authority hs says: '1Anyf Asvs been taksn
up By Ooafsdsssas o6assE4 ed. M sDitGse
eooxsssy and respect for State antAegilv, txrnso
over - me- foe invsseisalion." HesaJa 10 has -
power to examine than, and adAs: aof ssusss
rsgsrd II ioesnsstsat with my eaty u ~ thsu q
liberty without sxanlnasien. en- "a ases -
wiling 10 ~ them p,sesd IA tha 0nlsdEsss pslssa
at Salisbury, whore ths Easks q the assa6sa N
tend In one dissstion, and he lisas % eA laol1h
liberty b newer sesa."
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70 investigate charges against sush pesbsas, -
commit thsn for trial. n sa1aslsns eaass b Ssgsl
He a1ks foe aaahority 70 san out ~ militia. -
draws astsntian 70 The psopeeition sossaraaAsstAs
stass properties Of The war Abt, ~ dsss min.
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Fsiscners l,vtved-The Central earn that a.
rived last nigh. broaght down dvs AhoIitlon sol-
diers. One Of them, Joha Clarke. was saptutsd q
6teasbufE. Hs, together with David gasndsrD, Jno
4 6gansu. and David Yictee, eapsursd a& Rouinsy,
III bsseegsd y H. Sd Va tAvaS9.~ ~ D1uarass
another ne of the party belonged 70 the 4th v.s.
mont iDf,ntzy, and was taken up ct fansil's GAP.