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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-25
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Tho Status Of BerlEeieY and JeleFSOn
COunties.--L.etter. from the HoH. m.
L. Dawes, Member OF Congress from
MasSaehuseftS. GSlh fi1A at EO4
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-25

men and asking his isinstructions. The
whole South Carolina delepationn were
earnest in their efforts to; Impress the
President and his Cabinet with the inn
policy of garrisoning South Carolina
with colored troops. Thad hoped to, see
General Gilmoreo on iasubjeet as I re
turned through Columbia. q: .G ST
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

HAIR DREssIso AND BArHINo EMpoRIuM -
MIR. James Parker has completed the erection
OF a fine new building in Third street, near King,
the front room of which he has fitted up in
handsome style as n Hair Dressing and Shaving
Saloon. The walls are handsomely papered and
painted, the flooring is of stone, laid in squares.
alternately white and blue, the cases for cups,
brushes, soaps, SC, are elegantly and CON
venienily arranged, and in fact everything
necessary for first-cass Emporium, are gotten
up in the most improved modern style, for the
comfort of those who desire anything done in his
line Of business. Mr.. Parker is master of his
profession, employs none burthe best workmen,
and VIC comment him MS well worthy of public
patronage. In connection with his Shaving and
Hair Dressing Saloon, he has fitted up bath
room, with provisionfor either hot or cold baths
This is something that has long been needed
Heretofore there has been no place where our
citizens could enjoy bath unless exposed to
the public eye, mud we trust Tint the public will
appreciate The effort OF Mr Parker in this
particular and bestow upon him liberal
patronage. We would advise our readers to
call in and sec his establishment
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
Crimes and Casualties,

An insane stranger with three Children
took a room at the Prescott House in
Chicago, the other day, and on Wedpes.
day night week, locked himself in hi
room, for the purpose of killing his chill
dren at the hour of midnight. But Just il
the nick of time his intention was dis
covered, and, after severe struggle with
three OR four policemen, who broke open
the door, ne was arrested The children
lay airighted on the bed, with long
dagger by their side. Their mother ia =
patient in the State Lunatic Asylum at
Utica, in this State. Thus both tbo
parents of these little ones are lunatics
Patrick Burns, returned soldier livino
at No. 254 East Fourteenth street Nee,
York, attempted on Sunday afternoon IN
commit suicide by taking an ounce Of
sugar of lead. On returning from the
war recently Burns found that his wife
had became confirmed drunkard. One
of his little children was lying dead in
the house, with the mother in a state of
intoxieation lying beside it. He rushed
fraatically from the house, purchased
some poison, for the purpose, as he said,
OF destroying Vermin. He took the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

newly painted, and everything presents a bright
and cheerful aspect Mr.. Bringhurst has intro
duced a superb Mineral Water Fountain, Of a
new and improved style. The fountain is sur
rounded with the various syrups in ice, and does
away entirely with the bottles and the conse
qusnt accumulation of flies around the shoppers.
From this improved fountain he Is now pre-
pared to supply our citizens with this des
lightful drink In the dispensstion Of pre-
scriptiOns, we do not remember of our hav-
ing heard Of mistake being made at this
store, and we fatter ourselves that the pub
lic have long ago made this discovery for them
selves, else our friend would have had no ocea-
sion to enlarge and beautify his popular store.
Our article has already reached a length
which admonishes us that we must forbear to
give other notices Of improvements In this
number.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

:, SuspowNs.-0akfords Mackinaw SHUTDOWN
nut at manufacturer's prices WARRINGTON.
BoARD wASTED-By gentleman and his wife
Dparuers' within four or Eve squares Of the City
Office. JnlS SI-,f
LADIES desirous of making their own bonnets,
eau OBTAIN all the materials at
WARRtH0ToN's. I'll Market Street.
SUMMER HATs.-A small line of wide rim hats
very suitable for country wear, at low prices,
WARRIsdroN's, I'll Market Street.
CHISA, GLASS AND QURENswARR SToRE.-
JoHN MoMAKIs, dealer in CnINA, GLASS and
QuEENswARB, N W. CoRNER OF THIRD AND
ShlpLET STREETS. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
only one square west of Market street, invites
attention to his stock Of English and French
China, Fine and Common Crookery, Glassware
&c, by the set or single piece; Knives and
Eorkai Castors, etc, and substantial white
Granite Ware, suitable for Hotels, Steamers aud
Vessels. Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere, June 20, mos.
The NEwPoRT.-A very suitable hat for sum
mer wear in white and black.
WARRINGToNs, III Market Street.
EUREKA PATENT GLASS JAR FOR PRESERVING
FRUIT IN PERFRCTY FREsH SrArE.-The supe-
riority of this Jar over others now in use, con-
sists in its great simplicity, perfect reliability
in keeping fruit, and the extraordinary ease
with which 1t is sealed and opened.
1t is opened by simply taking hold of the lip
of rubber and drawing down, whereupon the air
rushes in, thereby relieving the atmospheric
pressure, when the cover can he removed with
perfect ease.
All who have examined this Jar pronounce it
decided success. JAMES c. PicKELs
2l3 Market st., Wilmington, Del,
Aug. On. Sole Agent for Wilmington
LADIEs-You can fud full supply of Hats,
Bonueia, Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, &C.,
Warrington's, I'll Market ct. ap2sn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
General News.

In Pulaski, Tennessee, the Union can
didate had no opponent; in Giles county
the Union candidate shad 1912 against
104l for all others.
The negroes on St. Helena island are
said to have armed themselves for self
protection.
The State Department has received in
formation that the French commander in
Mexico has received orders for the resti-
tuition of the property of the rebel govern
ment taken to that country upon the
evacuation of Brownyille.
Mexican advices state that Cortinas at
tackled Lopez, who was guarding q con-
yoy, and was defeated with lost of one
hundred. His forces became panic
stricken and fed. The convoy then pro-
ceeded to Monterey.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

APPoINTMENT.-President johnson has
appointed Col. II. S. McOomb, of this
city, director for the reorganization of
the Memphis and Charleston Rail Road
Company, and he has since been made
managing Director of said Road. The
President could not have selected a more
energetic gentleman, nor one better
qualified for the position, as all who are
acquainted with his excellent business
qualifications will fully attest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

WE BEG TO CALL ATTENTION to the
card of Mr. Woolley which appears in
our columns of to-day. Mr.. W. has been
a resident amongst us for number OF
years, and has established for himself a
reputation for integrity and reliability in
whatever may pertain to figures and &C.
counts. We think therefore our citizens
will act wisely by calling upon him with
reference to the great objects of Life and
Travelling and Accidental Insurance.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

WHAT Is IN THE WIND?-The New
York Times Saratoga correspondent
says:-
Ex-President Frank Pierce, @. o.
Conor, Senator Bayard of Delaware, and
j. Morrissey, Esq, dined together at the
Lake House last week. 1t is supposed
this meeting was not accidental, but that
the party has designs upon President
johnson.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
DIED.

GlBBoNS.-0n Fourth day evening, the 9th
inst, ABRAHAM, son of R. p. aud Julia E.
Gibbons. in the 4th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence of his parents, No. 7O4 French
ST., on First day afternoon, the 18th inst at 4
O'Clock, without further notice.
DOS SANTOS. - On the 9th inst, ANGELO
Dos SANTOS. aged years.
The funeral will take place from st. Mary's
College, on Friday, the llth inst. at ten o'clock,
a. NJ.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
Personal Items.


Gen. Pope has been brevetted Majol
General in the regular army for gallan
services.
Secretary Seward and Attorney Gene.
raj Speed have returned to Washington
much improved in health.
Gov. Hamilton, Of Texas, has issued q
proclamation informing the people of theil
situation, and what is required of them tc
regain their lost citizenship.
Capt Carter has arrived in Savannah,
from Augusta, Ca, with $4,000 in silver
and $4,000 in gold, said to have been
scattered near the residence of Howell
Cobb by JEFF Davis in his fight.
Austin Suttles, convicted of aiding
guerillas in Virginia, has been sentenced
to three years imprisonment in the Albany
penitentiary.
General j. A. Haskins has been assign
ed to the command of all the Notifications
around Washington.
John II. Surratt is reported to have
been in Canada for a long time, aud is
now secreted in or near Montreal.
Captain .Percival Drayton, of United
States Navy, and Chief of the Bureau of
Navigation in the Navy Department, died
at Washington on Saturday afternoon.
Captain Drayton was South Carolinian
by birth, but on the breaking out of the
rebellion he entered earnestly into all the
measures Of the Government for the de-
fence of the Union, rejecting all the over,
lures of bis nearest relatives to take part
with the South against his country,
During the war he rendered important
services on the Southern coast. In the
Monitor Passiac, he bombarded Fort
McAllister, and was in the first attack
upon Fort Sumter, under Admiral Du-
pont. Subsequently he was appointed
Fleet Captain of the West Gulf Squadron,
under Admiral Farragut, and was with
him in the Hartford at the time of the
light with and capture of the Rebel fleet
In Mobile bay. He remained with Ad-
mira Farragut, and was with him in the
Hartford at the time of the fight with and
capture of the Rebel fleet in Mobile bay
lie remained with Admiral Farraput
until the return of that officer to New
York.
r. M. 7. Hunter asks to be released
from Fort Pulaski, on condition that he
shall leave the country forever.
Poor old Foote, the ex-Rebel Senator
is at Montreal, looking very seedy, and
generally tabooed by his former Traitor
associates, because of his application 70,
pardon, and his letter in favor of neur,
suffrage.
Hiram Fuller, once editor of the New
York Mirror, talks of starting newspa
per IN Paris. Hiram is rather a poo
devil. A Yankee by birth, he lived lon,
on the charity of Copperhead hotel
Keeper in New York, turned Rebel, let
his wife and his country, went to Europ
as the companion of an Italian sonc
stress, was Confederate agent in Ems
land and elsewhere, but probably got n
pay which was all he earned and nov
at the age of sixty or sixty-tye, is i
Paris lookingIfor something to turn up
1t is said that Barnum is worth mil
lion and half, and does not owe dOlla
in the world,
The ladies-yery dear creatures-tbi
Summer patronize the faro banks at Sar
atoga' This charming style is from Paris
Inc next innovation OF the sort will
PROBABLY be patterned after Baden. Baden
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
Living Home for Sale or+or.a

-~-b ~@O@AAS AcA ACtAAC VI 10 AGdSe q
uE or lndoenoe prompts me to offer the above instu
"a lon To some person who IL anxious or mora in
anl pfacuesly domonsraed the necessity of such nm IL
stnoh, anu made for II reputation seoud to no other
III oi h age and we'll worth the attention OF
nhy perhoh Wishing paying business OF the kind will
NY the buildings with all the fixtures at cost yaus
on Wh any amount Of land from 10 oriy acres; or
containing u ROOMS, with tenant house aud other out
oudlnss and such amount Of land the purchaser NAV
uese Ihe property is only oneourth mile outside
81 me city limits, on the highlands having full view Of
ihe city AND The ChristlanA aud Delaware Rivers
WILMINGTON Del Dec. 10th. IssI.-dsG ie e. D'''"N'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
FOR SALE.

A Valuable MH Property at Delaware City.
This property thirty 3O BY forty (4O feet corner Of
Second and Canal streets, three Stories high, with
Engine House. sixteen 6) By thirty 1907 feet There are
three a run of stones with bolt cloth, rolling SCREEN
Smut Machine and one ~ largo size llomny Machine
The lot upon which this mill slands Is fifty (6O) by two
hundred 2OO feet with staDling and shedding thereon
first class steam Engine, thirteen inch 3 n) aylln-
der thirty inch $50 nJ sroke and boilers Of the Rafet
and most economical kind This mill been built four
a. years, and Is In excellent order There is no other
mill within eight mies, having little no competition
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal passes within fy
feet Of the door Fort Delaware directly opposite 81
Georges aud Port Penn each four 20 miles distant The
above places depending principally upon this mill for
their supplies Of nhur and feed. This mill il doing
present proprietor. $50
Terms easy.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM McCAULLEY & Co.
80 . COG Market street Wilmington Del
fehl4-tf '''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

l.. L. DAT the recent commence
ment of the Lewisburg University, a
aourishing Baptist College in Union Co.
Pa, the Hon. Simon Cameron received
the honorary title of Doctor of Laws and
responded in neat and interesting
speech.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

IMPROVEMENTS, SUGGESTIONS, ARTLRcrIoHs, sc.
We availed'Ourselves of an opportunity few
days since to take trip on the City Passenger
Railway which, by the by, is an excellent insti.
tuition, with accommodating officers and en-
plOyees, beautiful cars and everything necessary
to afford passengers a pleasant and agreeable
trip. While on the way we made the following
no:ations =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

IHE ELE0IIONs.-The recent election
s,e, ~ Aen,ucky i0r members of Cong. ress has
resulted !, in the choice of Eve Unio,x men,
three Copperheads and one distr ;ct in
doubt. '' Nv -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
HoRsEsI HoRsEs,,
PROCLAMATION,

wi CHARLES KIRFE, Chief Caterer To ,b. .n.
Sssisrn ana the public generally do publ.s q
.ss.oI mat REED BIRDS and other choice e.m....
~ ~ nay DO found done up In the yefy ~, %
Az, a. WE VisTkk BAY HOUSE, IN THiRD sRb1Ss,ss,
y wHEN T. MAhkkI AND KING STREETS, 'A"Aht H.
-, mat mat OYSTERS sre now strictly prima sna.
~ 'pe most delicious stews Pans FryS H. y, aees
uyter Bay House In Third Street - ~ hs
4, .. IhM all kinds Of Refreshments NAV ba oh,.,-.
,h bs ssla Oyster Bay House. in Third Street deas sa 4
be bSst ~ H. ihe past to make this reiestoTy os u ~
which which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obisin l'at At
luxury IN tho shape Of EATING and DRiNKIS9 ,s,'ssy
prices, and be accommodated pleasantly ana NJ ~ li
(c1 Given under the hand and AL ~ ~ Rgiompul.
s ssld Oyster Bay House, In Third STREET ba! " u,
Market and King streets Wllmnrto1, nss
IS seventh day Of September A. D. isgi p'A"ail
ssp4o CHARLES RIRER, Proprlets,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns scalds, Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises. ,..sprAlns.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Bolls Ulesru Cancers. f
Redding's Russia Sa1ve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, Eryiipelss.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &C., Sc.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Only 20 Cents a Boz.
FOR SALE ny
=. 2. DlNsMoRE, No. 49l broadway, New York.
s W. fOWLE CO., No. is fremont Street. Boaton
AAd by all Druggists aud Couniry storeksepera.
ap.28ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

MONEY TO LOAN,
IN SUNS FROM $500 TO 5000.
AccAULLEY CO.,
COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
Fine Farm for Sale.
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL,
For Small children

HAVE three or four seats vacant, and thsv ,. h. -.
alton. 'oAAonADie eompen
Sept. le II apnwv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
je8O-2m

CHEAP FARMS FOR sALR.-We are informed of
several cheap farms for sale near Oretoo. at ,ba
Iron Ore Beds, to be Depot on the Raj Road
already graded, and expected to be finished
this summer, between Milford and Georeetown
Prices from $40 to $40 per acre. For descrlp.
tion, address, L, @. LooKwooT
June 27-tf. Wilminn,11,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

IMPROVEMENT "A decided improvement made
10 the cut aud fit of the new patented Sboulder
Seam Shirt. My motto is to make the hest
shirts al as low prices as they eau be bought in
any other establishment aud every man sball
have the kind aud quantity Of materials bar
gained for. Every shirt warranted to fit. md
to be as represented, or the money REFUNDED,
Call and eEamiue aI 3l5 Market IT,
July 2G.-!f VIM. II. Cn,w
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military power as it ought 70 do until the people
have so far come to themselves as to heartilyrepent
Of the guilt and spirit Of the rebellion, and afford
proof Of their repentance. Every consideration
affecting the interest Of the country, and the happ-
ness Of generations yet unborn requires that the reb
els shall not be restored to power. And if we are
hasty in anything, let it be in doing justice to the
friends Of the National Government. If we delay
in anything, Jet Il be in giving pardons to leading
guilty rebels and power to the organized enemies of
the National Government
I have deemed it my duty to say this much by
way Of Gpiuotioa to the loyalists Of East Tennes-
see. and by way Of letting them know what is to
come upon the country, by what believe to be the
necessary Legislation of Congress And in order to
reach them, will publish this brief address in the
Union papers Of East Tennessee. l have no selfish
objects in view. 1 have no purpose to run for any
office after my term of service expires; and, until
then, if my life is pared, l shall do my duty with
out looking to the effect Of my acts upon my popu-
larity. W. G. BRowNLow,
Governor of Tennessee
Il.
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COUNTY CoURT-MARYvILLB
PETITION 10 sELL-IANn-

VI. N. McTeer, Admir- Of n E. McLain decd. vs.. Dor
thula McLain, John I. McLain, Laura \. McLain
James NcLain and Nancy McLain.
appearing from the petition in this case, which
that respondent, John Z. NcLain nonresident II i,
ordered That publication be made for weeks
BruwuOw Wing, notifying said respondent appear before
the County Court Of BoUnt county, the house in Ma
ryNo the first Monday of January ls6G aud plead
wrr, jcuur 10 said petition the will be taken
confessed and sci for hearing parte To him.
THOMAS SANpERSON. Clerk.
-----I Rr " 4 u L.
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Attachment,


William Mason vs.. Baniamin Lundy.
fhi- the paiutin having sued attachment
against the defendant the ufthrc" hundred and
dollars and which attachment levied tracts fland
claiborne county belonging the defendant and upon
the same, m, proceedings postponed 10y
months the defendant Is therefore notified appear before
nay house Claiborne county !thc Sth of January
defend said -ut Judgment viii De rendered therein
is ordered that this r published for four weeks in Brown
lows Nhig.
IAtaB MYERS
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John T. Bowen Admir- Of Hugh Jones' decd, vs.. Henry
Seslor and Julius c. Fagg.
D. alleged i thi, bin that the defendants uouresi-
dents II the state Of Tennessee ascond conceal
themselves that the ordinary process be served
them attachment having been levied upon their individual
lands and town lots in Bouut county Il Is ordered that pub
Hrailun hr mad. for four successive weeks i'll BrownlOw
Wing notifying said defendants appear the
said court Maryye the fourth Monday Of December
next make defense said bill the will be proceed
ri with parto. W. C.. PIOKENS, c. & NJ.
Vf5 BY l. WEAR y. &. ( VI.
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FT1HE UJiU affidavit, the defendants indebted
' him. and about or have removed themselves prop
from the state. and having obtained original attach
the the defendants made rrturnabc he
fore r. H. JuUromon, Justice of the Peace for Knox county
and IN. having been lev ie their property 1T is
,r h said Justice that the defendants appear his Office
knoxville, Tenn. the 9TH DAY June. ls viii bc
proceeded with partr 1t j. further ordered that this
br published or four successive weeks Brownlows
Nhi-. ucv12-it* r.. i. JOTROLMON. y. 7.
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Attachment.
Kochler 4 CO. vs.. L. McB. Timoney.
DT KTN-HIT-T-L, IN AT,TyTTN

NocnIeT d Go. vs.. .. McB. IIm0ney.
THE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT,
L says the defendant Is indebted them
himself and property from the State and having
obtained original attachment against the made
urae before Il. u. JoUromou- Justice of the Peace for
Knox county Tenn, and the having been levied
his property II ordered 10y said Justice defen
dau' appear before him his ofC" Knox vile. Tennessee
the 9th day ui June lStG. the will BE- pro-
Cyricd with Iarc II further ordered this
hr published for four successive weeks in Bovulows Whig
ug'22-lt Il. j. JOJ BOLNON, J. r.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

FiNHE aiNcrts.r- pFsctS rhy ician hinSsror T,uu
has u- many years enjoyed widely extended and ucra
practice the richest most rIeassur a
turul districts of Ecst Tennessee but being amonhci hv
tla approaching iuhunatir advancing a-e 5,Sirp -
han- present location for which d
confined 90 contracted limits. c propose 10 sc his
ME- consisting good dwollinS-hcu>c, cfhcc Nc ON Il
two acre lot pleasantly situated in the midst village
Il" FhA >olan desiring into paw
u- practice aaonS wrg-u and generous people the pres
nt : aH opportunity rarely 70 b. with good bargain
on te me,i aonlnodatuS terms viii De -eu. The mail
amy communication audssed the subscriber kinssport
I'm The care ot MT M T. Brewer Bristol Touu viii meet
with prompt attention.
uay52-Iul% NNI. y. VANCE.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ANINr hucu duly qualified al the County of kuvN
county at the November Term, Administrator
the estate u Ezekiel BrStyC, whose last residence said
county Notice EycUto an persons having claims against
said estate the same within the time prescribed by
they viii m forever barred and all indebted said
Estate notified 10 make immediate settlement
Communications may b through the Posi- ui,r-
knoxville la'1 90 the Book of Brock Chaplin.
G8v street.
ruy2.-it z. L. =. stone Admir-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Two h. Creditors tho Iu, Dut-ou. decd Har.
suggested e insolvency of said estate 10 the Clerk of hs
County Granger county you hereby notified
claims duly authenticated against estate with
aiI glgrh ON against the l>t Monday Of March
yuu Nil Pee barrcl your Tro-rata.
rg,lz-ita BENJAMIN BGAN>oN. Adm r..
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december Rulc-.
10 THE CREDITORS OE DANIEL u

L FoJTE. deceased: hereby notified that
oEcucy the of the said Foute has been duly sggs
tod and the adm traitors have filed in this their
solvent bill II therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
at his rules. that the creditors of said estate file their claims
of juno next. W c. PTCKENS, &. & VI.
5ocU-it Uf By J.. WEAR, d. &. Il VI.