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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24
Legal Notices.
The State OF South Carolina,

The State OF South Carolina,
NgwEERRy DIsTRICT-IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth 4. Higgins, Administrators, with will
annexed, of F. B. Higgins.
Y.
nr. Calvin C. Higgins and others.
GN jor construction, partition and relief.
TINIIE creditors Of the estate of Francis B. Hig.
i gins deceased, are required to render in,
on oath, their demand against said estate. to the
Commissioner Of this Court, On or before the first
day Of March next.
Commissioners Office; SILAS TOMBSTONE;
% Jan. 1865. C.EN.D:
Jan. 24-4-1m. $500
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ACES q ESlBRDLCERIEg,

in the city. 269 King street, > doors frcm our
oll stand Of the Lace-StoTe.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
So&:WBERRY DISTRICT.
". Il. Harrington and others, Ex'ors, VS.. HeIeh
O'Neall, and others. : -
Bill for sale OF property, relief, &c. e.=.
The creditors of the estate Of Judge John Bel.
ton O'Neall, deceased are hereby to render in
and establish on oath, before the Commissioner,
their respective demands, on or before the first
day Of February 1866, or they will be precluded:
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.N.D,
CONS Office, Nov 10, 1865. 3m l$l5l
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The State Of South Carolina
NEWBERRY DISTRICT-IN EQUITY.

NEWBERRY DISTR1CT-IN EQUITY.
David H. Buzhardt, Ad IT,, with will annexed, '.
Caharine Buzhardt, Sarah Jones, ct al.
Bill to sell Propertyto aid in paymant of debts,
DY order of the Court I will resell,
ID at the risk Of the former purchaser, on the
first Monday in February 1866, before the
Court House at Newbelry, at public auction :
tract OF land, belonging to the estate of Samuel
Jefferson Ruzhardt, deceased, situated in
Sewberry District, on the waters of Cannon's
Greek, on the north side, containing two hundred
and one and forty six one hundredths acres"
(20l 46-I0o) and bounded by lands of Henry
Ealfacre, Estate Of NC. Gallman Estate DR.:
T. W. Thompson and others. .-.--
TERMS-The purchaser will be required to
give bond with at Least two good sureties, and d
mortgage Of the premises, to secure the pay
ment Of the purchase money payable in one and
two years, with interest thereon from 1st JAM
nary 1866. .., Z
CONS. Office. SILAS TOMBSTONE.
January 6th 1866. c. E. n. D.
Jan 10, 24t $l2.
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NEW3E ERRY
Female Collegiate School,

T3NHE SPRING SESSION of this School will be-
I Gin on The l3H day Of February next. II
is very desirable that pupils should enter at the
commencement of he session, hut they will be
re eived at any time, and charged from the time
Of entering.
This school has been taught by me for several
years, and has hitherto been limited in the num-
Der Of scholars, bat will now receive a who
may apply for admission, and will employ compe,
tent assistants, the Increasing n"Dbcr OF pupils
may make it ncccS$arT TO do so.
Ny health having been fully restored, propose
TO devote all my time and energy to the building
up of such a school as shall furnish facilities for
acquiring a complete education to girls who can
not be sent from home for that purpose, and all
the advantages Of the best schools in the Stale
to those whose circumstances allow Of their being
sent abroad.
Having many years experience as a teacher,
the system Of instruction pursued will be such az
that experience has proved to be most efficient
aud thorough,
Ny charges arc as follows:
For instruction in the higher studies of a CON-
plete English course, for session of five
months. .S25 90
For instruction in lower branches Of English,
for session Of FIVE months, from. .Sl5 to $50 90
For instruction in French, German, Italian,
edCIl. ~ WV
Board can be had for at least SIS ." per
month, exclu i've of lights and washing. l am
prepared to take number of boarders i'll my
family, at the above rate. My house is large,
roomg, and comfortable, in retired part Of the
town, and has attached to it fine Shady grove,
aEording ample room for recreation The above
rates for tuition ard board are payable in specie,
or its equivalent in currency, or provisions at
market prices. For further information address
Rev. Juo. J. Drantly, Newhery, S. G.
JNO. J. BRANTLT.
Jan TO- 2-1m.
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The State Of South Carolina.

NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
By John 7. Peterson, Esq.,, Ordinary Of Fes0:
berry district
w HEREAS, A. C. Darlington has ap, lied
" to me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of James n. Young jr., late Of
the District; aforesaid, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish ali
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at NewberrY Court House, on the S0th day
Of Jan. inst, to shew cause, if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of JAM;
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six.
J24-4-lt. JOHN T. PETERSON, o.N.D.
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The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
NEvRpppy DIcrp,cr

NEWBEERY- DISTRICT.
By J. T. Peterson, Esq.,, Ordinary Of Nes0-
berry District.
w, HEREAs, A. D. L. Moser has applied to
w me for Letters of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits Of Jacob Moser, late of the
district, aforesaid deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and Singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District;
to be holden at Newberry Court House, on the
3lst day of January inst, to shew cause, if any
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Jan.
in the year Of oar Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-Six
J J24-4-lt JOHN T. PETERSON, o.k.D.
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State or SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
By JoS" Z: Peterson, Esq, Ordinary Of Nea:
6erTU District
w HEREAS, Elizabeth Morris has applied
W to me for Letters of Administration;
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of CLANCY Morris, late of
It." District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordnary's Court for the said district, 70
be holden at Newberry Court House, on the 31st
day OF Jan. inst, to shew cause, if any, why
the said Administration should not be granted:
Given under my hand and Seal, this 17th day
Of Jan, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six
24-4-lt: JOHN 7. PETERSON, 0. Nd.
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Educational.
Teacher Wanted,

4 SINGLE LADY, to take charge Of three
"A children, in private family, residing near
Ncwberry, G. H., one that is competent TO teach
all the branches that are taught in first class
female college with music. For further inform
alton address "IIcrald Office"
Jan II 33
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA. -

NEWBEI1R 7 DISTRICT.
By John T. Peterson, Esq, Ordinary Of NsaO:
berry District.
HX7HEREAs, D. ". T. Kibler has applied
W to me for Letters of Administration on
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Alexander G. Kibler, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, 10 be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to
be holden at Ne~berry Court House on the
30th day of January inst, to sheW cause, if
any why the said Administration should not be
granted. ..: -.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th day
of January, in the year of our Lord one thou'
sand eight hundred and sixtf-sx.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o. n. D.
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STATE OFg6UTH CAROLINA.

NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
By John T, Petersen, Ordinary Of Ne~6e77y
District,
WHEREAS, Henry N. sngley has ap'
w piled to me for Letters of Administraa
ton. on all and singular the goods and chat
telS; rights and credits of George N. Singley,
late OF tic district aforesaid, deceased: :.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
ard singular, the kindred and credi crs of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordnary's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Newberry Court House on the S0th day
of Jan. inst, to shcw cause, if any why the said
Administration >houid not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 10th day
of Jan. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siEty-six.
J32 JOHN T. PETERSON, o.E.D.
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TIE FREEDMEN.

JUDICIAL DECISION IN VIRGINIA. WHITE MAN CAN
RI0HTPULLY SHOOT NEGRO.
rELHsHApH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-An eX-oficer Of the Freed
Bureau who has Just returned to this city from TIP
through the northern part of Virginia reports that the noun
famous region including the towns Of Lynchburg Lexington
Stanton &C. is bitterly hostile 90 the black and the white
Unonists The latter slowly selling out their real estate
and moving nOrthwsrd IL with the difficulty aud in
the country that cOlOed schools established there The
following Judicial decision Just given IN Lexington reveals the
feeling OF the hest class OF the whites toward the
few weeks since respectable black walking home
ward dark young who turned out 10 be one
Of the students Of Gen Lees College talking with cooed
girl Thinking he probably meant accomplish her ruin the
black man stood still watch. The student motto
ing that he stopped ordered him TO The negro re-
naming quiet che student with threat renewed his order 10
which tho black replied that he thought be had right 10
stand the sidewalk The student rushed into building
close BY where his classmates r0Omed and demanded
pistol When summoned to give their evidence at the trial the
students testified that they asked him what he wanted pistol
and he replied ITO shoot negro with who insuted me
They advised him % take club and knock hin down but on
refusal take the club Of them handed him revolver
He Immediately returned TO the street but the negro had gone
Asceraining the direction from the girl he went after him
shot him through and then returned 20 his associates
The negro died before morning but lived long enough 70 tes
tfy against his murderer On the trial the pistol produced
and al the facts proved The Judge after hearing all the te
including the Of the student himself decided
OF Virginia have always recognized the difference
between the white and the black that white man may
protect himself from negro insults that though the deed
clearly proved II the result Of the insult and that there
fore lee should discharge the defendant from custody.
The effect Of this decision is justify shooting regro in cold
blood who endeavo to save any OF the females o bus race from
q
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE TONES POLICE COURT.
Igsf,fe Igtffre Do,sins.l


ENTESsrvE OFEEAIt0N WIN TOruD prAvrs On Satur
AterSOon ri ling Jacob Moss called
the iry goods estlhlsiucu o. a 7 Stewart Co, at the
corner o. Broadway asd Chamber - 9ad oing check for
stated that he vu4 20 purcnsr isrti' oi goods ana
would ike 90 have f' bt'e Of the dHif crsn BY the nr
The draft take. ny no superintendent Nj Benjamin {.
Harlenbrook who about comply Wi4 the request Of
Mos wlea sou4tIng about the sYieafnne oi TIE latter
excited bis sus,ions and d. questioned lin closely Moss
bccame conus',i ont i1gams schncs' iMd a. ea,e the
Store lie was detained md dispatched 10 Broad
ST. II Mr PAM did Business there He soon rcinrned
and stated that 30 auch pcHn Nrs kboNn ~ thdt " IN
the time Mo, hud stated la NJ Meyer 81 Ne arm OF
Meyer Dcutsch, 6" o. No rs crau'rssi N''hi' uncle
that the statement false Detective Woodbridge OF the
SiKta Precinct VS. ~ 'li-n"lol sA1 no tll'I i2 MS
custody. The rs'i w ~ n.el if,r Jiis LOWING
at the Tombs aud f,et Tor trial % default Of sOb bail
Young man ans"c ~ ih' dci'on o Mo- hlu ufeh 90
m very extensive u-rCss among down town hrs BY means
forged drafts ami ~ company With Detective WGSdEige
be visited srfcal INNS anI lrincd me ioioMiu3
facts A Few DAYS since, binss called uDon William
j. Peake Co. extensive degss % dy goo T. % Nos IL and
~ Whcs md eir al u that ne "isnoi "a purchase hl
OF goods lie selected eoo 10 The amount OF s. o and gave
payment drd Tor ti00 purpotmg 10 h'ye been drawn
on Moss Levy 90, No. ~ Broad T., receiving from the
finn receipt ur be balance Of tho da 1n' goods he did
not removr tie Only article be succeeded In procuring being
shawl valued ~ ~ He next proceeded 70 bc eli ling store
al bradford Wcli. & Co No 80 Ecade and there par.
chased biz OF gools. t'ueItng hrn ss security the receipt
Tia Moss had eyon hcfua draft for a. eOD b they had sub
segnerty nsrrI aimed That was worthless Mos this
ge1,, rhel tbr rl Lad tfLf his departure He also
aeut 10 estab- Of leadc Bros dealers m hats and
crp. and There M fls, selected I'm goods rendering
,,ymeut draft ~, thicai firm Of Mos Levy Co. and
as orc received receipt cy tic rcnaui'r 81 Oh" DRAFT Az
Ialme Fruci rcronerv e,ahsl he bought articles
fmonntno oJ tcudrrng Ia payment Of the receipts
Oh lhru q. Hn from she above firms, lie also attempted 10
Obtain oan 600 N i- place on strength OF the receipt
but iHd 10 'rc g. 30 us Tar H,ccrtiined has he
saeesdtt ." oauaus chct money goods 10 any extent
" Is it "a , Nt sd one or more eonedefatts Inc ac
cu.ed sit ~ ~ cArs Tint he CLERK, and lived
at No D. BAT houston 4, All Who may have been victim
Ded by han ar "sie to with Capt Jourdan
u fIaaf
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THE DRAMA.

Miss Ors Logan made her dlb in French comedy AZ the
French Theae Saturday evening before very large and
decidedly critical audience 500 Francs re Recompeuse
extremely amusing oneaet comedy by Messrs. Sirondn
stage The character IN which sho appeared that Of young
American lady who has become the wife Of French gentle
foreigner Graceful nreAsness the principal quality Of this
very natural trepda0nhed the part with correctness and
with espyit almost Gallo Her personaon greeted
a The end OF The bay The effort was one Of much promise
and may safely b. anticipated that The young aressshoud
she pursue this novel pah-w ultimately achieve
upon the French stage The entire performance should
slate sparkling and enjoyable precision Of method
over strained make tie representations at the French Theater
always gratifying the rest culture and the seyercst tlste
There is promise of much variety aud pleasure in
the theatrical programme which has been arranged iG this
week Booth will DO welcomed hack the Winter Garden
night when he win appear in Hamlet" He also
play the evenings OF Thursday and
with the Italian Opern-and Matinee ON wednesday The
Fast FAmiy vii be played iOr lhc ast time this evening AZ
walaeks Thsaier Married Lie win be brought ogs To-
morrow, and Dreams OF Dcu'on' and Paul Pry VIII b
given Thursday one Of tie best hits Of the season was
OF Dreams OF Desion' ard Rursl Feicity" there viii be
az afternoon performance ae olympic Thursday IN cec
baion Of Thanksgiving Day At various other theaers Ike
wise this OCCASION is TO be Observed The Circus VIII give four
way arr pa-.idnIsry eoa Of iSei! kind and well
The Vision Of tue Dead to be ncted every amer
noon and eyening We not tent MIR DE Corlova viii give
lecture night irving Hall on TIE stronglinded
Miss Briggs aud her Courshp This win be the last Of tbs
M HART the II 81 las made remarkable in
precision with bis Floang Hsd msncefor miracle
and Is attracting crOWds DOiworths Hall every night he
proposes 20 give afternoon peClmlnce on IlurSday as
well Matinee SATURDAY. The Black Crook may be
usual Nblos GurGeu NJ Dillon enters % nlght
upon his last week TIE Broadway Tleater Miss Kate
Eegnods also viii MAJ, lee FIRST appearance tonight
The benefit performance ut the Winter Garden on
Saturday evening resulted an u ehoa tOo for the Ger
man Horita WORTHY .fo TINS made in good work.
and Mr. Dawson Introduced 20 he American stage under
,faa Nofa nj
We have no new word e. y o. o. moment IL is persona
ton the quality COhcc 81 IN uncrring intel
ectual precision and executed With TenJfSale beauty and
thorou Fhness Of finish sl dcth NJ. Dawson will make
his second appearance hce, SAiuILay O ueIt week
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DIED.

sANCHER-on Friday Nov 20 1866, j. s. Fanch' in The 5sih
relative. ana friend, the family respectfully invited 20
atS~d residence Ne Y East nrty h
a. on Monday 18th o'clock A. without further noice
FoRD-A TrS5 a. y Friday Nov % Caroline Bunlan only
Slaughter oil Jaes Mary Ford aged yesF' and months
GLsEY-of typhoid iev. the wife Of Peter 0h's J
and youngest daughter or Dr. g. Castle ssed 20 years
HALsTED-on Saturday morning ~ "a Andrew HALTED 10
the sd year Of his age . ,y,, nj.
IHoudnyI Or the 10 O'Clock train om fE ehty -'sta.t
MoNIIEN-On Sunday morning. Nov %, Nance, widow Of
Audrev NJ Mullen, In tho Tyth year ofhef sse
fhe relative. and family and those OF neI son'
bs 6,usz,i on Tuesdsy O'Clock from the R.etnsd
s,ch Chaicb SxihsVs tire Rev hsr r.
Tbonn.onisl without farther Invitation
Albany papers please copy .
sxINNsR-At Hudson ~ r. Friday Nov "a, NJ hsaFy P,
skinner, in the sls. year Of his age
sMULLon Sunday Nov o. Sarah f., wife o. Thomas smo ia
the 3Sth year Of her ase ,u -. i,.s..a .,
an. fneT, ron the residences OF hel C.es O. Snu
No Fs.t Foyrs, st. Tuesday che 2lh inst AZ IL eisch
tho 1sTrytoSn Cenistey ief trf'
usnt by The 2 o, ~ train Hudson River Railroad
sTEPBFNsou Sunday 2 GscaEs W. aon Of Colrsa AMI
"a. I.,,ss md friends Of fanny respectfully invited to
attend The funeral the esd OF A Ahe No. Ast s
Thirtisths A.. on Tuesday, at III O'Clock a ~
VAN wYCK-la Brooklyn, Wednesday Nov 81 Richard ~
Wycf. aged 40 yesri A., d., A.. 49, =. -. -,
hn,op ara TssDectay invited to eeud Ms insa on sunday
Nov IS a. och frou his late residence No ~ hsmsn'i
without tur.A1r uotice.
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RELIGIOUS.

ADMISSION or NEGROES TO PRIVILEGE IL TIE CHURCH
IMPORTANT DEBATE IS THE PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
BIT rKLEaRAPH
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 2j.--In the Southern Pre'by-
terian General Assembly sitting az Memphis they had
lengthy and important debate Friday to the future
status Of the coloed IN their ecclesiastical sections
The discussion showed healthy and encouraging pro-
gress and elected remarks from OF the speakers that
smacked Of Faneu Hall and Plymouth Church. For in-
stance the Rev. Dr. Atkins in moving amend
ment to the resolution, contended that there
nothing in Scripture the standard Of the Church
to prohibit colOred persons from holding the Office of Dea
con- Presiding Elder Minister Of God, and that in
their Church sessions and assemblies they entitled TO
treatment Of perfect equality He cOntended that it
the gospel that and prejudice would be broken
down and that anything that stood In way Of the gospel
should be DESTROYED. Others conended that innovations
would surely result In miscegenaon and negro equality
The general of debate however showed natural pro-
gress in the night direction.
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THE ALLEGED DBTHLERY FRAUDS.

FURTHER EXAMINATION BEFORE COMMISSIONER NEW
TON on sATURDAY-MoRE WHISKY SEIZED.
The cases of j. III. Wilson and Fred. COchu came
up for further examination before o. Commissioner Newton
at the Court Rooms Montaguet Brooklyn saturday The
which the DstreAttOrney consented TO dismiss both eases
without further action be had become convinced that Mr.
M I IN. d Gnbr NV were tleyescon dsesarce
The Of Mr. f. i. 1ionUnited states Inspector,
next called up Mr. was arrested on charge Of having
fraudueny branding their liquors. This, the District Attor
ny in opening the said he expected fully 70 prove and
also expected to show that dealer had made sl0O
The first witness called Deputy Collector w TaPan OF
the Third District He testified that he had been an Inspector OF
spirits oils etc. since lo6? that Messrs Phillips and IIon
Deyn and that Ee had received from Mr. ID paper which
offered in evidences he did not know that any inspection
had been ordered made M TfOn had never been author
lied to inspect liquor for Mr. Deyn having been made prior
to Sep. 1886.
"a number of orders and returns here read and offered
Witness continued lie had never given airy order for the 10
specOn liquor there rule In the Collectors Office that
liquors had been manufactured before September he
had been told By Mr. Ton that he TOn was inspect
ing liquors for Deyn and had no knowledge OF that fact
Officer Fred Cochu next called upon.
He testified that the morning Of the Cd OF October be saw
M Iton in the yard Of Dens establishment In Hudson ave
with book and pencil hand taking down the gauges OF liquor
barrels while another branding them with ILi0ns
brand Mr. Deyn and four five others were present and
then proceeded 10 describe the premises state the time in which
he was engaged in making his observations &o but the re-
Tie adjourned until Saturday, Dee. l. a. Il N
SEIZURE OF ILLICIT WHISKY.
Reyeuue Inspector Frederick COchen surprised party land
iag cargo OF Illicit spirits the foot OF North Frstst f. d.
early hour yesterday morning Those having charge OF
the lighter pushed of at his approach abandoning Sc barrels OF
barrels Of poteen the previous night while being depo
tied al the dslery OF Cuthbert Cunningham IN Frstst
The packages In both cases were anduenty branded or not
branded al all
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

MoDERS SOnsoS.-A young man oi the ripe ago VI Il
years named Thomas Casey brought up on ths CURIOUS
,arce M STEALING and corrgirg OF double iron gate The
compainn Boa the NJ John Jackson anu 10 hegSu
that he Tie young prisoner ia tic very ~. OF he NET ~
pose sihp tiyaHg Mr. Sampson OF oden time VINO II WI.
I've remembered IL recorded ~ have induget ~ s Iea
With ne Gates the Ciry Gsrs The double iron gates
spoken of h the complaint Ar Jackson we're not
gates mighty city INTENDED protect great ana eugu,
ened population against the incuon and rHrAges o h9rvo
Of tarbnsu but simply stop sae IN garden wal 10
Keep the gbOs pigs from eating the cabbase Inc hten
tim of Mr. hnas Casey was doubtless break up the said
,tes with and se She metal Tor rom Two 70
seven pound according Co the quh OF the V Doins
stra in the commercial enterprise and hindered In the
carving of Of the gates and tho carrying out OF BIS intention
and being moreover caught IN the very act lhom WISE!
pead Guilty Thomas WIS., the House OF keiuge the
atea Of which II popularity supposed are strong enough 20
resist any attempts their transportation even ~ inc sampson
C6 Mr. Thomas Casey EST, ayoung man Seu
onlv n wears old"