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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
Skntorinl Queen.

1t is evident that more attention will
be paid to skating during the coming
winter than at any time hitherto. The
question as to what lady will be enti-
tied to the dignifed name of "Skatorial
Queen" is ont. to be contested. 4 Mr..
vanhook, of Philadelphia, has had quite
number of popular actresses under
tuition, and the honor Of the title of
Queen bestowed upon Miss Carrie A.
Moore last winter, a most beautiful and
graceful skater, will probably be con-
tested as soon as the coming season
opens. Such a scene on ice will IN
questionably be ''big thing" and
draw largely upon the public.
1t is understood that a number Of gen.
tlelnen contemplate presenting the win
ner of the queenly honor with hand
some skating suit from atop to toe" OF
else a medal or some other insignia.
At all events should the trial take
place, and if properly conducted it will
draw many spectators. On such an &C.
casion part of the park will be appro-
priated exclusively for the display; and
perhaps it will require more than q
single trial to settle the champion ship
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ay.u,hful Band OF Robbers.

The pernicious effect upon children of
reading novels and other literature of
the yellow cover variety, has recently
been illustrated by an occurrence i'll
Cleveland. A number of young boys,
on Perry street and vicinity, says the
Plaindealer, have been in the habit OF
reading these trashy works, to an I'M
usual extent. One Of them has expend-
ed twelve OF fifteen dollars in the pur-
chase of novels, during the past sum-
iner. and his companions have been but
little behind him. These novels are all
of the extremely sensational character,
and belong to the most superficial of
their class. The exploits of burglars,
of highwaymen, of smugglers, of MUIR
derers, of pirates, Of every other blood
thirsty character known to fact and fic,
ton, make up the material of the nov.
els to great extent. The boys of which
we speak had gorged themselves with
this class of reading so long, that they
had contracted morbid desire for ad
venture, which finally took practical
shape about two weeks ago. Atthat time
five or six of thcm-the oldest about
fourteen years old, the youngest ten
organized themselves into "band o.
robbers with capital of forty dollars
to begin business with. They proceeded
to wild cavern near Bedford, which
they had selected for their base of oper
'ations-from which they could commit
depredatiOns upon the surrounding
country. This would enable them to be
come practical Dick Turpins and Jack
Shephards, about whom they had read
in the novels. They lived in the cave
number of days, and during that time
were busy with all sorts of mischief. Al
last their parents found out their strange
hiding place, and took them home.
The depredations of the gang" were
by no means confined to their residence
in the cave, but had taken place before
that event, and have been committed
since. Several of them have been caught
in the act of burglariously entering
houses. The youngest of the party has
recently been away from his almost dis
tracted parents for an entire week, and
it was not until one of the gang" had
been bribed to disclose his hiding place,
that the little fellow was discovered.
We imagine that parents will find i,
advantageous to supervise the reading
of the children to certain extent.
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NEwADvERTIsEMTs.
fCARD OF THANKS.

TV,HE COlfNITTEE OF ARRANGEMENis
81 the Moth Street Fair and Festival desire
70 return thanks to the public. generally, for
the very liberal patronage extended them on the
oecasion Of their Fair and Festival, and Particu,
iarir To Messrs. Veazey, Forbes & Co, Tor
oueensware for the use Of the tables to Prof: z;
x. Weber, for the use Of very me IlanS 10 Anu An
ri T WeiseI: 10 the Rough and Ready Hose
COMPANY for Knives and Forks; to Hanes a
Wilson Tor the use Of Lumber and SERVICES TEN
dered in erecting the Booth, &c.
:. In addition TO our nett reaiiLauol to ~, d;s
-rcs.i fSsS5 Contributed by the operatives Of the
wheeling Iron Works, for the purpose OF re,
nlacine The Bible, Hymn Book and carpet iAtely
sstoiane sI2s 90 from the Church, and 1880 from
he Sabbath School connected with the charseL
making In all s707.A to be applied to use ,- Oh
Church and Schools. noV2'
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

The double-column advertisement Of
Stone s. Thomas appears on the third
page.
The Edinburg is tine Wednesday pack
ct for Cincinnati.
NJ. c. Leech & Co. advertise fine
stock of goods in the clothing line.
Under the head of Wants, gentle
man from London offers to take charge
of account books; and q lady desires to
rent piano.
A span of bay mares offered for sale.
A Festival for the benefit Of the Or
phans will be give at American Hall
on Wednesday evening.
The Committee of Arrangements OF
the North Street Fair and Festival pub
lish a card of thanks.
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Man wifhAib handsin his pockets and
his hat tipped forward over his eyes is
not a bully, but corn Spectator, cal
culating his chances, and on the look
out for bargain. Nioely-dressed young
fellow, with lordly air, is not o mil
lionaire, but seco nd class clerk, who,
without quite the usual allowance OF
common sense, has more than usual taste
in dress, and, highly sensible OF his
strong point, very naturally spends his
after dinner rest on the corners to make
an impression. Oh ? } s. 'hck =
The two boys discussing the degrade
ton OF . boy who would consent to wash
a spit-box are boot.blacks with high
notions of professional standing. They
have an utter contempt for the shop-boy
near, who wears a neat dress, lives at q
good table, but who cleans spit-box
with brush. Lawyers talk over on the
corners knotty cases; politicians dis
cuss deep laid plans and note what
wires are to be pulled; gamblers COM
ment knowingly on last nights gains
and losses; rowdies refer to last nights
debauches, and common loafers or pro-
fessional do-nothings lounge and smoke.
These form the street-corner groups
by which flows the great varied stream
of city population. These men, from
lawyer down to rowdy, look as calmly
and coolly into the fresh young face OF
the schoolgirl as into the brazen face
of the harlot. They scan with careful
glance every feature, every article OF
dress, and every movement Of the long
line Of men, women and children pass
ing in review before them. The little
girl who, though her dress scarcely
reaches to her knee, carefully elevates
her skirts as she trips over the crossing,
provokes no more general smIio ri.a.,
does the lady who adjusts and readjusts
her dress as she walks along, using the
show windows as mirrors. The young
fellow who cast side glances in the same
mirrors" buttons and unbuttons his
short-tailed coat and resets his hat,
Strengthens himself into tiptoe atti-
tudes, and makes unlimited graceful
turns, is as much laughed at as the lit
tie girl with new dress who, uncon-
scious of observation, Frances and
dances before the same window, half in
admiration of the toys therein display
ed and half in admiration of her own
reflected image.
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Of titie of Queen. The subject en-
crosses D very large share of attention
among the knights of the glitteriug
steal, and theevent promises to become
popular as one of the American winter
sports. E :,
The subject is one that commends
itself to the attention of dress makers,
because it is evident that fashion has
not yet made any pretension as to the
proper style of dress that should be
worn on such occasions. The accepted
style might be made to last at least
one winter.
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R..,,;faI Tribute to n Wife.

~
Twas guided in my choice only by the
blind affections of my youth. 1 found
an intelligent companion and tender
friend, a prudent monitress, tho most
faithful of wives, and another as tender
as children ever had the misfortune to
lose. / met woman who, by tender
management of my weaknesses, grad
w., ----..tAa tho most narnicious OF
them. She became prudent from affec-
ton: and though Of the most generous
nature, she was taught frusality and
economy through love of me. During
the most critical period of my life, she
relieved me. She gently reclaimed me
from dissipation; she propped my weak
and irresolute nature; she urged my in
dolence to all the exertions that have
been useful and creditable to me, and
she was perfectly at hand to admonish
nv heedlessness or improvidence. To
her owe whatever am; to her what
ever shall be. In her sOlicitude for
my interest she never for q moment
forgot my feelings or character. Even
in her occasional resentment, for which
have too often given her cause,
(would to God could recall those mo-
ments y she had no sullenness or acri-
mony. Her feelings were warm and
impetuous; but she was placable, ten
der, and constant. Such was she whom
have lost, when her excellent natural
sense was rapidly improving, after
eight years. struggle and distress had
bound us together, and moulded our
tempers to each other; when knowl-
edge of her worth had refined my
youthful love into friendship, and be-
fore age had deprived it of much OF its
original ardor. / lost her, alas! the
choice of my youth, the partner of my
misfortunes, at a moment when l had
the prospect of her sharing my better
James Macintosh.
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On the Street C.rner,,

The street corners are points of gen.
eral observation; lookout stations, as i,
were, from which are to be seen all the
phases of outdoor city-lifs. Astanding
corps of loafers form the army of occu.
patton on street corners; but sometimes
these loafers or idlers have method in
their idleness. A carelessly dressed in
dividual may prove to be detective
who has an object in hearing the con,
versation Of certain parties. Disconso-
late looking young man lost all his
money last night at a gambling saloon
while under the influence of liquor, and
now calmly awaits the coming of his
Confidential friend to make the score
even by one almost murderous blow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
Fall md winter garments.

Messrs. N. C. Leech & Co. this morn
ing announce tine receipt of their fall
stock of clothing. 1t is replete in every
respect, and by far the largest and most
varied ever brought here by the firm
The cloths, cassimeres and vestings are
excellent, and all that is required is ar
order, and a fine suit of clothes can b'
made up at No. 113 Main street, in the
shortest possible time, and in the most
fashionable style.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
Pure., and sweetest Cod Liver.on

r uFest and SWeetebt Goa LIVer OH
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead OF
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard & Caswelps Cod Liver Oil.'
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwseowly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
IT,. c.,s,. Bee Hive Store.


We nresurne there Is not man, We
man or child within u hundred miles OF
wheeling who has not heard OF the
"Golden Bee Hive Store" and more than
that. there is not q man, woman OF
child ever dealt at the Golden Pee
Hive and did not obtain bargains
Messrs. Stone and Thomas this morning
announce the receipt of their fall and
winter stock of dry goods. 1t is a
large, complete and varied stock, and
all who desire to secure bargains will dc
we'll to call early. Go to the "Golden
Bee Hive" No. liza Main street. ouI
word for it, you will be suited both II
efvla and Driees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
Piso's Cure for Consumption.

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States. (See
census report for 1907
This remedy has been for several years ssed
in practi by eminent physicians, with such
marie" cess that ii is now, by urgent re.
quest, i to the public Is an infalible RENE
dy for lung and throat diseases. Net every one
in the advanced stage Of the Consumption can
be cured, but many have been, and many more
are now receiving benefits from its use. and
this long after nil other known remedies have
failed. As An evidence Of our sincerity in the
above statement we warrant il to give satisfse-
ton
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist, No. 1 Odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling, ". Va, General Agent
for West Virginia, to whom orders may be I'd.
dressed. A.
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We Would Call Atteuti

To notice in to-day's paper of q Fes-
tival to be held by some Of the young
ladies connected with the Reverend Mr..
Barnitz's Sabbath School, in American
Hall, for the benefit Of the orphans I'M
der charge Of the School. 1t praise
worthy object, and we trust the efforts
Of our friends may he crowned with
success,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
U. 8. NIarshal,s Notice.

b nnl,sd STATE as @ q A A,I' ISIS.
W HEREAS AN INFORMATION W.
w filed In the District Court 81 the IHs.
States for the District Of West Virginia o. W.
18th day Of November, 1850. by the Atfofb,! ;,
the United States for said district agAinn.
barrels Of Whisky or High Wines seired y.
kersburg, alleging In substance, that ths -
were shipped In October, 1866, under ~.
other than the proper name, and brand ~ 4.
TO the trade a designating the qualify -
contents Of the casks containing tbs ssne. -, :.
that the owner thereof had refused and q ~ a.
ed 10 notify In writing tho collector Of W ~
tr1ct to gnage and prove the same a. 49,
Dy the internal revenue laws OF the 80,
STATES and praying procrss against said w. -,
or High Wines, and that the same may 49,
demned and sold As forfeited TO the 'N
States -
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the mapn.J
under the seal Of the said court 90 me- aiis.
and delivered, / do hereby give pubic neIpI ~
Az parties claiming the said WHISKY 49,
wines, or In any manner inferestsa W, y
that they be and appear before the saia 49, -,
De held at Wheeling in and for the Dsl I -
West Virginia on the 18th day Of Sovetner -, -.
Crowded the same shall be day Of tuI',as..., -,
otberwise on the bext day Of Junsdlctlen - -.
aftsrj then and there 10 interpose tndi
and to make their allegations In that DshA'i
Dated November 18th, 1860.
SAMUEL WALKER, u. y A.
JOHNG. CHANDLER, Asst, L. ;. Any
nov1t-d1lt I
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California yIinsfreis.

The first performance of Ben. Cotton's
California Minstrels was given at Wash
ington Hall last night. There was q large
and respectable audience present, and
the laughablc performances were fully
appreciated, if we could Judge from the
rapturous applause with which they
were received. They give their last per-
Torrance tonight. Go early if you wish
to obi ain seat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
Winter LuxuIies.

Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The BIZ
valves are large, fresh and lucious
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where q
full supply of groceries is kept con
stantly on hand.
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A Fair Understanding.

Messrs. Blonde g. Bachman have just
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assort-
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will DO disposed of at the lowest rates.
Call at the corner of Main street and
Sprisg alley and secure bargains
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27
Continental Old Folks.

The Continental. Old Folks appear, in
full costume, at Washington Hall on
Friday evening next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-27

WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE
w the attention Of the trade and purchas-
srs generally, 10 our very large aud we'll assort-
ed stock Of goods, Of new and choice patterns.
and Of our own direct Importation which We
are prepared to sell At less prices than the same
qualities Of goods can be bought in either the
Eastern or Western cities. We solicit call.
WINSHIP, WOODS & Co,
No. Main Street.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
,AuY REGIsTER,

One year. ...aEsz 50 Three months -
TX months 49,. 4 w one mon'n
TO suBscRIBERs IN THE cITf.
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One :, Octave, Grand, worth slecs at Na
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09
CARPENTER q MUMsoM,
General Claim AGENTS,

hgA- J. B. CARPENTER late Lieut.. and
Adjutant LIST Tennessee Light Artillery.
81rs. MUNS0N, late Lieut.. and AdjutAnt
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w OF East Tennessee that they have open
"a an Office In KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and Informal vouchers given, and SUP.
plies taken and no receipts given, aud for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 20
settlements OF officers accounts. StoppAFe
Of pay removed, and certificates of non.in-
dssledness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought OF collected ~ lowest
priots. a5
40 o@ee Let door South Of Exchange
Baak. Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Once Boz 1873.
RErrRENcEs-Gov, W. G.. Browniow, Gen.
A. Q. Gillem, Col. l.. G. HOuk, Capt. McNeish
may 26--tf.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

ToHH v. BOSS " A. O NAsoN. cHA,a.
~ erssa q Al. Supplsnsatal Bm. M az
se'e his aIisdgsd that he defendants Bngh
Vfahan, Jseob GrshaS, lace Graham. ne.
IA ,. Ofshan, ". ". Wilson, 0sorre A
Sf.stsfd, Margaret Bowie and hsr husb.sA
eHis are noa residents ofTsBnessss' n
sdfaa they appsar atths hay term.
- y os eouEt ed dsfsnd, on ths -,
~ - taaea - eonftsasd - u theul ana "a
~ sestiag - par,s. Gan Is, 1885
f'97E'rftfssSsl HWY HOGS CAN
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

III IAompaon ard others. u appearing the alleEn.
lions n the bni, which 10 hled By N. g, Clay ABd bis
wife Fancy D Clay, Adm'E, Of John O. Bynum, dvd,
against fAe creditors Of said estate, and for the further
aud Or eousiruction Of the Wills Of William and or.
wills Bradley, dseeased, that the dsfeudants, George
r.. Powell, Bradley Byhum and HeuFy Gay. are non-
residents u the STATE Of Tennessee, II 10 nfdered tlaf
puhlioation b mAds lor four successive weeks IN the
Jonssboro Union Flag. notlfying said dsfenaant 70 apa
pear before the Chantsry Court a Hogersvile, On The
fourth Monday o. Nay next and make dofrnss 20 The
bin, OF ne ams ufl 81 taksn for confessed, and set
fdr hearing n parte. Al persons interested are hero
By notified to toms forward and snhibit their Do.
j~AaioEspufoosB J.k PACE, Cam
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No Establishment BIZ.
WILEY MILLER, Guardian, &C., ". GEORGE r.
w Powell and II O Wax. IL appearing frrm the
residents Of the STATE Of Tennossoe, Il 10 ordsrsi that
publication BE- made for fJHr Successive weeks, In the
J%onssborO Union Flag, notifying them 10 appear before
the ChaneUTy Court, At Rogefsylle, on thu fourth Mon
day Of May next, aud make defense 20 tho bill, or tina
same will DO taken for confessed, and set fer hratihg
sx parte.
IsniSEIpsesS J.E. PACE, G. AN.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

MARTIN We o. +. COSsEM. TUB
IL. Plsinn6 on Amdavit Eays the dsSen-
deaf ls Indebted 70 him a. agent Of Enlila
TillsF, and 10 . nsn-resldent Of Tenneuses,
or 50 abseonds that the ordinary process Of
obtainsd 40 original attAehmsnt against ne
said dsfsndant, r~etarnablo before some Jus.
lice Of said county and the SAms having bsso
retained before ne on the fourth day ofssv.
1858. u u ordered that publieation Be made
for four successive weeks IN the Union Flag,
notifying ths psId dsfsstsnite appsaT stmy
o@es sn ihe I5th Dag Of Jsss, 1855, and an
sueF, Or ths sams viii Be ssi for bsayipR "a
ports. y. r. ARMBGTROU J. y.
I~sai9pugs1
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AND rrrTr#a
VANGILDER,
WaotRsAEt AMP RETAIL
DIR UGGISTS
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tennessee.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w the people Of East Tennessee that we.
have now completed our arrangements fol
having constantly in store a very large stocf
Of
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Physicians Pocket Cases, Trusses and
Supporters, Surgical Instruments, Dye
Stuas, Paints, in Oh and Dry.
Tanners Oil and Lampblack, Window
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet Articles
and Periumery, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
Comprising In part the following articles.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's E~xpectorant
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Csrminative Balsam.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation Bitters,
Hoodand's German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminative,
Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry.
BalSam of Hosrhound,
DR.. Guysott's Dock and Sarsal rilla,
Halls Balsam for the |, ,Ds
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain Kille
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Linimcnt,
American Gargling Oil,
Ludlum's Specific,
Emerson's o X,
Planters Capsules,
lndigo Sweet Oil,
Madder, Lard Oil,
Cudbar, Varnish,
hogwood, White Lead,
Red Sanders, Rod Lead.
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Alum, Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil, Pepper,
Castor Oil. Ginger.
B R 7 M $ n O NJ II,
.
wRTGHTs, BRAHDRETHs, RHoE.
BACKS, MAFFETTS RAILWAYS,
COOKS, JAYNE'S
and
BLUE MASS
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BECKHER, " JAMES y CAIN And SAMUEL
IA, Cain, E~uryiying Partner, &c. II Appearing from
ths AllsgAtiong Of the bill that sbS defendant samusl
Cain ia non president Of the State Of Tennssteo' IL 10
ordered that publication b. madc for four successive
vssks, Ia ths J~onssboro Union Flag, notifying the DO.
PENDANT 10 appeAr before the ChanceD Court at R0gerr-
vile, Teas, on the fourth MONDAY Of May nent, and
make dsfcnss 20 The bill, or the same vii b. taken for
confessed and set f0r heariBg sz part. Z
JanlsugprsfsS6. J.R. PACE, GAM.
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NIECTIT wTRf Az DYEBOg0R0VCH.

N"7"E VIII IT NVHNIHTHIHVWIW
Y EZIAH ELKINS W JOSEPH ELKINs.
IN 10 this case Il IL Allsdged that the
defendant 70 4 uon-resident; II 10 ordered thai
he appear q the Nay term, 1855, OF this
Court and defend or this cause will DO ts-
ken for confessed.
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No i2i-AttAehment Bill.
HENRY G. JOHNSON. Admir-, ofJAMES N Moore,
III deceased Va. r W and o p Moore. II Appearing
from the allegations Of the bill that the defgadantr arr
non.rosidenm Of the State Of Tennassee, u y ordered
that publication DO made for four succtasive weeks In
the Jenesbaro Union Flag, notifying them 10 appear
Monday OF May neat, and make defence 70 the bill, Of
the same win b taken Sr confessed, and set for hear
Ia~aiS~1pmfssB J.R. PACE, c n.