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letter from Fauquier Co., Wa.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
SALEM, FAUouIER Co., Jan. 20.-Salen1
has improved and il still improving Major
Foster has made handsome addition to his
already large aud convenient sorehouse; MIR.
j. II Maddux has built new house, and
think there will ba several other buildings
erected during the next Summer | think the
merchants are doing fair business.
The crop of wheat in this part Of the couu :
ty is not looking so we'll OF this time, but this
is no evidence that there will be failure. Our
farmers (some OF them, have plouehed q
good deal and others are preparing Tor it. They
seem to be we'll pleased with your commission
merchants in cxandgia--who have d one we'll
for the farmers this season, and have accom-
plshed pretty much, one thing; and that ls,
they have arrested the inroads Baltimore was
cndeavotiug to make 10 your trade. Let me
mention just in passing, that some fault is
found, in permitting unex perienced persons to
weigh grain,
May [ suggest to railroad conductors not to
be so swift on the trigger" in starting trains
when ladies are on the platform, wanting to get
10 the cars. n case, in point, occurred few
days ago. A few moments, more or less, would
accommodate and do no harm.
The man who shot kerrick near Markham
station, has not yet been caught
[ notice in paragraph few days ago q
reason why eggs are so scarce and high. They
have not struck, in this section, but the cholera
has struck them, and, is playing havoc with
the fowls. SALEM
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NEWS OF THE DA y
40 sho.o the gerry age and body Of ths !'"''.


Joint resolutions have been introduced IN
the lower house Of the Kansas Legislature, aud
referred 20 u special committee, asking Sena
tors Ross and Pomeroy and Representative
Clarke to resign, az their Influence mas peen
impaired by circumstances growing o"t VI nv
late impeachmcnt trial, aud disposition ier
lavish expenditures on the part OF one OF thehi'
The heads ct the principal Chinese companies
in California have decided to make anoIher
effort to suppress the importation Vi Chinese
women, A large number OF Chinese prostitutes
were arrested last night at the instance OF the
companies and the matter will come before
the courts to. morrow. In the meantime the
prisoners IRE confined in Jail 10 San Francisco
Information from Northern Alabama states
that the murdcrers of Granville and "l!iam
Pillow publicly announced their crime some
DAYS ago, and lett the country. Family trouble
appears to have been the cause OF the muruer.
Oakley, the detaultug cashier OF the Mef-
chants National Bank was yesterday commltteu
to Ludlow street jail in default OF sl5O,oOO
ball. on motion in behalf OF the bank, when
WAS about to institute Il civil suit against nm
in New York.
The British Prince Arthur arrived ut New
York Yesterday Due precautions having been
taken to guard him from the intervitwers, he
passed quiet evening, and left for Washing
ton this morning
The London Lancet has an article respecting
the health of the Queen, which OCCASION much
comment. 1t says she has suffered from attacks
of neuralgia, which are attributed to the de-
rangement OF the nervous system, anu TO "or'
KY and excitement.
The will ofthe widow of Professor Alezau-
der Dallas Bache, OF the d. s. Coast Survey,
beuueaths considerable sum OF money to the
National Academy of Science at Washington
Deputy Jules Simon has offered III the
French Corps l,sgisatiI a proposition i1r
law entirely abolishing capital punishment
Thi. proposition is made in France every year,
There is 4 general strike among the coal
miners on the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw rail
road; extending through the CaVu, Maprtor
and Orchard mines in Illinois
Over forty miles oi the railroad telegraph
| lines ON the Pacific railroad were demolished
| by the recent storm.
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VIRGINIA " VS..

A MIR. Woods, of Richmond, Was robbed 10
Christiausburg, w., % Monday, while lying
asleep on tue porch of the Virpiuia Hotel, OF
his puckct. book, containing $1,000 IN money
anl bonds, belonging to Davis 4 Co., Of Rich
mond. n young man boarding at the holel
has been arrested on suspicion OF committing
the theft.
The Chrstansburs (Va.) Messenger states
that on Tuesday last Il friedman, named King
PrlermaD, beat his child, boy nine years OF
age, 20 Numerically that he died the same
night. The inhuman father was proceeding
quietly to have the child buried, but the cere-
mouy was stopped By the authorities and the
alleged murderer ahscOndcd.
lu the correspondence between Commodore
Marry and NJ FaTrenc, of Paris, the latter
expresses the Lelef that llavrc, Bordeaux
Marseille=, Genoa, Barcelona, Cadlz-ln iact'
all the ports OF the countries Oh tho Medltcr'
raneau would be eager to unite in building up
trade with Norfolk.
On Sunday night Or Monday morning last
tue stare Of l. Paul x Sons, in llarrisonburg,
w.s entered and robbed of goods to coDsdera-
bic amount About 4 dnZen cOlUrcd people
have been arrested Tor being concerned III the
robbery, and Il portion OF the goods recovered.
\ delegation has been appointed at meeting
Of the citzan5 of Norfolk to represent that city
in the Convention to be held in Lynchburg, 10
relation to what is called the "Clrfton Forge
Railroad connections.
York Campbell who murdered Polmx Pat
rick, nrar Cu!pcper, some days since, was ar
rested near Atlanta. Ga, and brought hack
an ~, ,IJu last
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<yOM SALE OF LAND.

,f r'.irray county, pronounced Vt its Novembe:
le.la, 1869, in the suit of Coleman, Trustee "
Coleman and others. the undersigned will ohor.
nj public sale, 81 Fairfax Court house; .S on
MONDAY, the 2lst day of February, 49,:
Court day, the TRACT OF LAND formerly
belonging TO Charles =. Coleman, containing
lGS acres. -,
This land is in q desirable neighborhood' OF
good quality, with to!crable improvements ANA
adjoining the lands otW cbstcr, Newman ana olh-
rrS and is situated about two miles from Horn
don. stat;on, and in = country much sought altar
T. li<COCkERlilk.
<. H. 81 NJ RS.
E.;rG.v g., ia. Il yawts CoInIn'I:
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10 iIc cdiior Of the AirEan.iriG Ga">tt>:
Sir: AS paragraph in the local news Of the
Gazette Of yesterday may, convey erroneous
p:blic impres ions generally Ga Though allow
me, with thanks, to do you tho justice of c1-
pressing my belief, WIS meant MS voluntary
commitment Of your good selves towards myself
personally, misramcd, however. Joseph Me.
DcrnIia, from the popular favor which has Mt
tended my labors towards the end in view dur
ing the past year, and tho interest you always
evincc in such matters, } rs to what is due to
that portion Of the community who Appreciated
nv humble efforts, and the Justice due 10, N
well ne my grateful sentiments towards them,
think it proper to enclose an announcement
setting forth our relative positions and the facts
with regard to the school / cstabIis he'd nj the
corner Of Princess and Pitt streets, Jan. I, 1862.
Very respectfully, yours, &c...
IAMES MrI)ERMID
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AUCTION SALES.
THU 3 T. EE'sj SALE

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated October
10Th, 1868, executed by Samuel Il. Maggs snd
wife md duly recorded, the undersigned,
Trustee thcrei:. named, will, on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day OF February, 1870, in front of the
Mayors office, in the city Of Alexandria, at T.
o clccl, m, offer for sale, by public auction,
TRACT or LAND, in LdVdoun county Va.
shout one mile north Of Guiord depot, A., j..
Il II. r. F., with small LOG HOUSE IA
thereon, containing ono hundred and for .lzA5.
~ fl4Ol acres. more or less.
IERMS--Cssh rs to so much of the proceeds
q; sale as may DC necessary to defray tho ex,
pcnscs Of trust and to pay $500, with accrued
interest; and the residue in three equal pay
lrenls, to become due as follows The first, Oci
20 1870, and the Other two payments Oct. 29th'
1871 and 1872, respectively. with interest from
Oct. -, 1864. JOHN w. GhEhN'
isn ltd lrusLee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22

CRIME IN NEW YoRK-Thc force of the
remark that crime at times becomes epidemic
is sufficiently proved by the police returns OF
the city since the LIST Of Jaousry. Nlurderers
and thieves seem to have things all their own
way, plundering and killing with the utmost
impunity. Even in broad daylight life and
property are unsafe. We are told of we'll
known burglar who visits in company with
notorious associate half a dozen different
banks. and eoolly lays his plans Tor mldnlg GIT
visit to their treasure vaults. In the Iombs
eight or ten persons charged with taking hui
man life are confined, while nearly every day
we record deaths from violence. Bond rob:
bers are to be seen at all hours hanging around
Wall street awaiting favorable opportunity
to make raise. The cars and stages are
infested with pickpockets. who make little or
no attempt to conceal their operations Cour-
tssaus faunt their tawdry inery on our prln.
cipal thorougbfares, dragging the unsuspect-
ing into their meshes; and SO We 20.
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TRANSPORTATION OF GRAIN 4 letter
to the Philadelphia Ledger from corresponds
cnt in Dubuque, Iowa, stltcs that remedy
has been discovered against the extraordinary
freight charges imposed by railway COMPANIES
IN the TRANSFORMATION Of gran to the Eastern
markets. He says: AN experiment has been
made with 80 900 bushels Of wheat, SHIPPING
it from Winona, in Minnesota, to New O:-
leans, ard thence to Liverpool. The result
briefly is this: I; has cost but 40! cents Il bush
cl to ship this wheat from Winona l:9l2
miles IRON the mouth Of the Mississippi TO
Liverpool, while by the most favoraabc; route
the freight charges to New York and other NJ
lan,ic ports arc So! cents bushc.
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lev Green a. Wise,

Gtc.l Estate Agents and Auctoneers!
1~TOM MISSlONEKS'S SAL by ;rtue OF q
incrco Of the Circuit Court for Alexandria
COUNTY, Virginia, rendered at its June term,
1863 in tho suit Of Bowie, plaintiff, w. addison
sinnnrs therein named will proceed, on SAT.
UKDAy, the 18th day Of February, 1871? at -
o'clock IN >, in front OF tho Mayor Office, IN tiio
CITY of Aloxandria, TO sell, by public auction /"
certain TRACT OF LAND, in the county, 81
Aicxandria. containing ten acres, and bonnd"d
~ follows: On the north by Queen street tx
tended; on the east by Townsend Baggetts tot;
on tho south by Cameron street EXTENDED, AMI
on the ives. by uooh's Eun-bninH portion "i
the tract conveyed 10 +. Z. Addison by An"
h. Ramsay.
TEKMS-Onc-tcEl to DC paid IN cash, ana
for the residue the bonds Of the purchaser WITH
good security and With interest from the DAY
of sale, to be taken in three equal sums, paya
bic at g. II and IS months, respectively
Stamps and convcyancing 81 the cost OF tho
nnrchnscr. WIN. II. DULANI.
GEO. w. BRENT.
iso ltd Commissioners.
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TIE RoTHscHlLDs AND AMERICAN BONDS.

TIE RoTHsCHlLDS AND AMERICAN BONDS.
1. is stated that the Rothschilds, alter wait
ing some years during the war and standing
aloof from United States securities, finally took
hold Of American bonds, and to day thcY arc
the rcputed owners OF about So, 0oO, 900; L
i: stated that the Roth chiI3s, in view, OF the
unsettled state OF airs in Europe during the
past few years, have turned much ofthcr capt
taI into cash, and now hold about 5000, 900
600 in gold and silver. This places them ina
strong position to take new loans, and It Won ID
seem that they have been preparing for th"
American government.
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Fashion IN New IoRK.-Thc tall given
by the Richard B. Connolly Association Wcd-
nesday evening, in New York, at the Acadcmy
of Music, is said to have been the largest that
ever took place in that city. About five thcHs'
and distinct COUPLES were present during the
evening. The floor was crowded TO sutiocation
and the umph,hcatrc and lobbics .ammcd with
SPECTATORS, The boxes were filled with hand
snmelv dressed ladies and gentlemen
Miss lockwood wore diamonds valued at SD.
900. The value Of all the diamonds worn at The
ball is said to have exceeded a million o!doIlar>
John Morrissey cut figure with his cleaning
diamond pin, but he was ccipScd by jaime:
Fisk, Jr. who was arrayed in blue coat with
brass buttons, and wore diamond that o4t'
shonc that of Morrissey.
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r,y.yCuAH & s,4,,sesss..GuAa..

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 22.--Thn stocks
of Flour on hand arc fully equal to the demand,
which is light and prices are very weak
There were offerings on Change q! 1890 BUSH
els Wheat, which sold nj lis for ordinary White
and llG llS and 20 for fair to good red. Corn
in fair request, with Gales Of $50 bushels y"'Io"
Of s. and 1919 bushels mixed st St, Sc, 81 and
90 according to condition. In the car, Corn
brought 81 10 per Dbl. Small sHlea o: tyr NJ
VI, Oats in limited supply, with Sales st 81.
GEoRGETowH CATTLE MAKKBT.-The mar
kct Yesterday was pretty active. Wo quote =
900 head of cattle sold st 5aS3 per lHO lbs gross;
400 Sheep SAKE per ID; Veal Calves Is'e.-
[GeorgctOWn Courier.
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PROPERTY AT COM NJ l.
" SIONERS SALE.

by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendcre! Il: November Court;
1869, in the sult of Dennis Johnston, Adm'r. OF
Lorenzo Roger. deceased, W. Lorenzo Rogers
heirs, tho undersigned, Commissioner named
in said decree, will, on SATURDAY, the e., 1t'
dav of February, 1870, in front of Cats TaY
crn. At West End, Fairfax county, Va, al -
m, sell, to the highest bidder, the FARM o!
which the said Lorenzo Rogers died seiz'd
containing IL! acres, more or less, THIS land
lies on Hunting Creek, adjoining the lands OF
VIM. Hammer$ly, d. Johnston and othcrs.
Persons desiring TO purchase arc requested 10
call on Mr.. llammcrsIy or Mr.. D. Johnston,
either Of whom will take pleasure in showing
the same
TERMS--O tenth OF the purchase. money
in hand the residue in three equal install
mcnts. payable at six twelve and eighteen
months to be secured by tho bonds of the
purchaser, with approved personal security,
AMI retention OF the title until the last payment
is made. Stamps and deed ut tho cost OF til"
purchaser. THOMAS MOORE, Comm'r.
Fairfax co. ian S-laWts
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gsy Green a: wise.

Real 7 tNlG Agents NNd AUCLlONncT:.
DY NlHrU + OF : DEED or TRUST,
ID dated .I.ru.ry ,. ISIS, executed hy 4. Mo-
ran and vie AMI daily recorded, the under
sign"i. Tru.tc" therein named, will, on
THUH5D-s !, the 81 day ot Fcbru"ry NEXT,
in fro;, Of tie Mayor. Office, in the city o: Al
nxandri., Virginia, offer for safe. by pubic
auction, lnc lollpwirg property, viz: a LOT
OF GROUND in s"il city. with BRICK G55rsfsa
.;TD AZ AMI d x ELLIAG tacreon, bc- Aslss
ginning or the south :i!c IF king -. 30 feet u
The wc>,.%ri Of Fairfax street. ~ feet front
and - t,.". ,!ccr, and occupied by y. Moran:
7 he sad property viii be- sold to pay Debt 81
SZUJj ,.nl wha. interest may have accrued, Sc
cured by ali deed 20 Mrs. Ma"Gare! j. Bald
win Terms II. Ii
GEORGE ". BRENT,
1ry&'rn
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The Mobile Daily Register Of the 18th is
printed upon paper manufactured entirely from
the okra plant, at the ChicaSalogue Mills,
about twenty miles from that city The paper
has good body, is strong, free from notes
or imperections, but is less opaque than a
similar quality Of paper made from RACES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22

RAILROADS.&C. should Judge that Of an
average, about twenty miles of new raj ROAD
areproieced to every county in the State. II we
can get anything like real peace, and nothing
happens to the currency, most OF these 1o$aS
will doubtless be built in the course #. '":F
;cars. The territory now allowed hr Con&'cS>
and the map makers to constitute Virginia =
pe,mcabie in almost every direction. Rails
can b, laid more chcapiy thanin any other sn!l
lar space north Of the Carolinas and east o! thu
Ohio There will be more miles OF railroad
than Of turnpike 1t is to be hoped that taking
the place of the turnpike, the railway VIII not
NEGLECT the Office of the latter in Su'i"inn" 10
cal travel and traffic and bringing cheap trails
purtaliun to every man 5 door, In TIER pas
SON Tor long lines and through trade, iii" mana
gers of these works are too apt IT, i";rc! tn!'
r. should command their especial attcnt!on. ;tS
the most reliable, if not the most Immediately
rrolitable, portion OF their business. - HWch'%
trr NeqrS.
Its stated int the Richmond correspondence
oI the Petersburg Index. that the Richmond
aui Frederick sburg railroad has determined 10
uut its passengers and local lrclgh!S npcn the
same footing with through transportation, and
w. chronicle the fact with pleasure, hop
ing. that the day OF i complete revolution III
the policy of all our internal Improvement com,
panies is fore Swallowed by this pioneer move
mcnt. We believe the Richmond and Fred
crjck sburg is the Oldest Railroad in Virginia,
and hence it is but fitting: that this reform
should have its origin III tins corporation. 90
Lvnchburg Ne,eS
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Fresh shad are selling at Wilmington, N
c., at g., 80 per pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22

Wilmington, Del, is said to be increasing in
population, wealth, and Gne houses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22

The Senate djournad yesterday until Mon
day. The House was in session to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22

The work on the Point of Rocks railroad is
said to be now prosecuted with much vig0r.
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A letter from Richmond 10 tue Baltimore Sun
says: The committee On the proposed demon
straton here When the State shall he admitted
are having hard time Of it, and il any rxpen
ses are to be Incurred Oh tn. occasion, the com
mitteemen will probably have to foot the bills.
There has been no public meeting to consider
would attend The whole affair * likely prove
a fasco"
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY q. 1870

THE VIRGINIA BILL Senate, yeStcr-
day, took up the Eirginia bill, and severa!
hours were occupied in what may DO called Il
personal quarrel between Mr.. Tfumbuii ana
MIR. Sumner. Afterwards. the Senate came
down to the pending question, aud the amend
ments Of MIR. Drake were adopted, providing
that the Constitution of Firsinia shall never
be altered 10 as to deprive those now entitled
to the franchise of the right to vote except as
punishment for crime, or to deprive any Que
Of the right to hold Office who l. now entitled
to it by the Constitution Of the u. s. The bill
was then passed-yeas 4S, nays 10. MIR. SUN
ner declined to vote. The bill will now be re-
ouired to be- returned to the House Tor It's con,
currence in or rejection Of the amendments oi
the Senate. There was very large attenc-
ance in the Senate Chamber during the debate
and great interest manifested.
The vote upon the various amendments OF
Messrs. Drake and Wilson, and the final vote
upon the passage OF the bill, We're taken III
almost breathess silence, broken only as the
result upon each was announced by the wee
freSlQeDC. lie a"ut'h"S '''', Wv
until the Senate adjourned.
A letter from Washington, i'll the Baltimore
American says :--"Geu. Butler stated tins
evening that he had never asserted that lie
would oppose the admission 0! Virginia, or that
he would try to defeat the bill when 1t goes
from the Senate to the House. lie had IN
formed the Virginians who called on hun that
he was in favor Of proper conditions, and they
all seemed satisfied that suoh conditions should
be imposed. lie would urge the passage OF
the bill as amended by the Senate His idea
Of conditions and those OF Senator lrumbuli
and some others, differed, but that made no
matter. He said he did not care what the
papers said about him. Many OF them had
misrepresented him and called him harsh names
but he did not see that any OF them called HIM
fool"
Previous to taking the vote in the Senate,
on the Virginia bill,
Mr.. Sherman said tina! anxious as he was
for the admission Of Virginia, he could not vote
for this bill, regarding i, As hagran''y "ncoh
stitutionai. 80.
Mr. Stockton, regarded IT as hill to per.
petually exclude Virginia from being An equal
State of the Union.
Messrs. Buyarl aud Salisbury said they
should vote against it for the same reason.
Mr. Hamilton said he could not vote Tor THIS
BILL
Mr.. Vickers would very c|4crriuly have voted
for the original bilI--;hat NiTginsaaras entitled
to representation in Congress, bnt he could
not vote for The bill clogg"d win the cAndl,
tions now upon IT,
( IL. II,,., ann.
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TIE BANK OF FIRGINIA.-ln the Circuit
Court Judge Undcrwood) yesterday, an i'm
portant motion vas made in the case 0t Nc.
Ilwaine & 90. rs. The Bank OF Virginia.
whose assets are in the hands Of S. q. Tardy
| and ID. }. Saunders as trustees and receivers.
The motion was made by counsel OF Morrison
& Oaks and Parker Campbell! L Co., to file
petition, in the nature of bill ~ review, call
ing for full disclosure and account Of their
Transactions by the trustees and receivers. The
plaintiffs in this bill OF review are citizens OF
Charleston, kanawl county, West Va, (capi-
tai Of the State, and their Claim Is founded
upon notes Of the BaL; ui Virginia to the
amount OF SIS, 9OG.
This case is exceedingly interesting, especially
| to the large number OF persons who are con
cclncd in the distribution Ut the assets uI the
late Bank Of Virginia.
Under the satut" o! the Legislature Of Eir-
GINA in February 1866, requiring the State
ness the Bank or Virginia conveyed to NesSrs.
Samuel &. TarIy and David j. Saunders, rs
trustees, all OF the property Of the bank for
that purpose 4 bill was afterwards filed in
the circuit court OF the i. = hy Il creditor OF
the bank, alleging the insolvency ui HE bank,
"'i' w. u" o,a, ~ on,,,, %,. nr;r;n,
=! " rn,.;,ar, n,,I ,l;rntnd
- rI ~, aver ~ themselves =, re-
ceiyels all the property heretofore held by
them as trustees: which was made Il matter OF
report hy The master, and the report "as con
iiImcd by another decree.
Numerous DEGREES nave from tim" TO lime
been entered in the cause, aud reports been
;ant =, I,;n;,,.I ,;II tL,i .nu,,h, .u,r,lv
JI.. w Wv y n H. ~ ia I'LL
Co., -. n, ,,;,,,,n,, T., H., l. : cour,.
,;'...' III T', ,i ,sJant IaI,nr. 81 ,L.. h,nl;
ut"t'''' 49, '"N ~ iIa,t;.,, n f.. ,u,,,, H..
WIN E''T ~ 'Is T I;tLontn 'nl,n,nn =,
iloIIn' aa'u ~ -. ,Itn ~. ,,,'I M ; ,'
cou'ts, ~ "":I. -" ,,i i" =. ,,',
A." III " "ro o, ";r,t
WY ueI''c snou.u n.y. ~ ;,l ,tJ,
'nh;, "oc,,,;rnI I;r - VIII
aaitoJ t;'no anJ WI IN his Inioncn nr
-. H. , .''I u taua, nna;,st h; ~ all
'..o u''''T "p"'u -. r,,Ia ;s,ann
'S"nS ''' .'cs''' w Il - , ''' IA u.s.
may s"y III ','os, ",' y a cr ~ a nv,
oo"t '"e y. ,',n VI ""1
ouoa'. ""t 49, ~ .'n- rna,ni;nna
oo'aiu'u upo'i u.e'I 'o'''''''''' r''' '0''"s"
We r I'e Nv. ir'". ,to ,hot trors,;roJ
ihe ,'cAt 'n''tci VI In.e'est 'nnr
40 ~ ,i'',oS ."n nroi,ors nI In ha, nrav
~ l., ,,s,lo n.r,;ns ~ rio s1it and when
60 nodo nnr,;os bnv ,novo1 70 rrIrr the accounts
r. ihoss rnro;ycrs tothc m,stcr Ior settlement.
III ,o,a rros o;vrn - t nnr;rs f. anrch,rp,
anJ ioIs;ro thc ,cronn,s Of tho receivers and
one itrm in n,rtjrular, which upon it's face