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rs THIS A NEW PLANETf

DISTURBANCES IN THE SUN SPOTS INDICATING TIE
PRESENCE or AN UNKNOWN PLANET ABOUT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE EARTH's MEAN
DISTANCE FROM THE SUN.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR In my letter of April 80 printed in your issue
of MAY gave harmonic indications of "a possible
unknown planet or meteoric belt" about 7-@6, or
900 of the earth's mean distance from the sun. on
June 10, Messrs De La Rue, Stewart, and Loewy
communicated to the Royal Society evidences thas
there is tendency in the sun spots to change
alternately from the north positive to the south
or negative hemisphere. and rice rersd," and that
the tuo outbreaks at opposite ends OF the same soar
diameter These phenomena point to sticn as
turbing influence as anticipated, revolving around
the sun in period of about two solar rotations.
The mean interval of period of oscillation Is de-
duced by the English observers from three sets OF
observations extending las, 123, and 1879 days
The lowest approximate estimate is 222o days; the
most probable mean value. 25.2 days. the highest,
28 days. These however, are synodic times, repre-
sentng sidereal haf-revoutions of 2O97, 1851, and
26O2 DAYS respectively. Herschel, following Bian-
chi and Laugier, estimates the suns rotation at
25.325 days.
The mean distance of a planet which would pro-
duce tidal disturbances such as indicated by the
sun spots is:
For half-revolution in 20.97 days.......... 1855
For ahalf-reyolution in 1887 days.......... .265
For differentiation in 26.02 days.--....-.-. 2I3
For a half-reyolution in as days...-...--. 26s
PIINY EARLE CHASE.
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THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH.

PREPARATIONS FOR HIS APPROACHING MARRIAGE.
LONDON Saturday, Aug. &c. 1873
The imperial family of Russia will assemble
to receive formally and welcome the Duke oil
who goes TO ST. Petersburg in December next The
marriage Of the Duke with the Grand Duchess Maria
will take place in the following month.
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SENATOR CARPENTER REQUESTED TO vNDI
. CATE HIMSELF

MILWAUKEE, Aug. T.-Tks Evening Wisc0n-
sin (Repubean) yesterday, abiding to the charges
published against private character Of Senator Car
renter says THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE aud Chicago Times
have made the serious charges against the private
character Of Senator Carpenter These charges too
grave to pass unno,ieed They uttered by journals
of ample pecuniary responsibility They can be made
to suffer most seriously II they have given currency to
reports that false and belo and the constituents
of the Senator have right to know the truth. II they
are false personal maevoence could no further aud
any Jury would award sueh damages rs would be
lesson to all future Journalistic The people demand that
the Senator OF their choice should vindcate his char
acter.
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CHURCH AND STATE IN GERMANY

THE EMPEROR CONGRATULATED BY The METH
oDIsTs.
GAsTEIS, Saturday. Aug 1s, 1873.
The Emperor William OF Germany VINO is
now sojournng here, gave audience yesterday 10 Dt'
pbiin schaf the bearer OF cordial greetings to his
Majesty from the New General Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. In his remarks In reply
the Emperor dwel upon the necessity OF Christians
working together in order &c combat inhdeiity ana
superstitiOn.
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THE CANADIAN SCANDAL.

APPOINTMENT OF TILE ROYAL COMMISSION OF NvEs-
TIGATIoN
TORONTO, Aug. 17.-The following will COM
nose the ROYAL Commission for investigating the Cana
dian scandal the Hon. Charles d. Day, late Judge OF
the Superior Court Of Quebec; the Hon. Antoine 81
ette, Judge ofthe Superior Court OF quebec anu .u
uon 7 A Goyap Judge Of the County Court at smcoe
Ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. :
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

I@zNHfIffH'O-''
DIPLOMAS AND MEDALS AWARDED TO AMERICANS.
VIENNA, Aug. H. 1873.
In the machinery department of the Exhibition
diplomas of honor have been awarded to Corhss OF
New-York and Sellers of Philadelphia. Twenty-six
other United States exhibitors receive medals lof
progress 10 medals of merit, and Is certificates OF
excellence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
ACCIDENT TO A FREIGHT TRAIN.

PATERSON, Aug. IA freight train ran OIL
the track here last night, owing to a broken wheel
Five cars were scattered over botn tracks, delaying
travel three hours westwardbound passenger train
due at the time fortunately ten minutes late or
terrible dsaster would almost certainly have occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
PRESIDENT GRANT IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 17-The President arrived
ut Bangor yesterday at . p. m, sndwas warmly well
coined The trip TO Mount Desert was given up on ac
map car A o. m.. Tho party duly reached bore. aud
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RAILROAD COLLISION AT WESTERLY. R. I.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. IA collision on the
stonngton Railroad switch at Westerly on SATURDAY
o,r, a,sahod two locomotives and delayed the New
York trains several hours till the track was cleared No
ada. uuaa I'M
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Several failures in the Liverpool cotton
trade were announced on Saturday.
There 10 no truth in the report published
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STRIKE OF BRITISH MINERS.

LONDON Aug IL IoIo'
Many coal pits in Leicestershire have been
closed several thousand miners having struck IN conse
onence OF dissatisfaction with the weighing SYSTEM
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THE Supreme Council of the Temphrs Of Honor
L. SATURDAY ana sovanci 10
n~ss IN AJbssy August H.
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this morning the President attended Divine service ~
the Granite Church. He will leave for foruanu W
special train at O'Clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-18
FRENCH POLITICS.
VISIT OF NJ THEIRS TO BELFoRT.
o.. a fQrQ

M. Theirs arrived in Belfort yesterday, in ac-
eordanee with promise long since made to visit
that town after ii had been evacuated by the Ger
man troops. The inhabitants were very enthusiastic
in their demonstrations of welcome to the distin-
guished visitor. The town was decorated with flags,
and in the evening was brilliantly illuminated
Later in the night the ex-President was serenaded
at his hotel.
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THE EAST.
The Capture Of Khiva and its Probable
Effect upon Persia and India.
The Shah's Visit to England a Polite
MOyement-He Wants to
be Saved.

From the Philadelphia Press.l
The lOng-contemplated event is now
registered in the book of modern history +:
The Russians are masters of Khiva, and
nothing prevents their further march
toward the Persian gulf, except Persia.
-Four hundred and twenty wears have
elapsed since Mohammed III, sultan of
the Turkomans, captured Constantine
pie from the regenerated Greeks of the
byzantine empire; and it might, per-
haps, prove right to attach similar and
even greater importance Ior Ine future
to the capture of Khiva, just achieved,
on the tenth of June, 1873, by General
Kaufman.
This more easy than splendid victory
of the Russian eagle would, indeed, have
cleared away any serious obstacle TO the
turning of Constantinople through the
east, If there were not still standing in
the triumphal way of the Muscovfte
cOnquerors strong power-at least the
strongest of the eastern Asiatic inde-
pendent States-Persia, which might
check the further designs of the Roman
offs, should her diplomatic and military
energy against the Greek Cross be equal
in the nineteenth century to that Of
Austria against the Crescent in the six
teenth.
In fact, what is the real Specification
of the exceptional msgnificenee given
by Russia, Germany and England to
the reception of the shah? What is the
meaning of this exhibition of large ar
mics and fleets, if it is not found in the
everlasting eastern question? To-day
Russia anneXes khiva; tomorrow she
will advance her powerful hand toward
COnstantinOple or Bagdad, aud at the
time she unveils her ambitious designs
what will be the general state of Europe? ?
Sovereigns display toward each other
friendly festivities, but their generals
mediate new plans for campaigns. Rus
sian newspapers say that "the fear of q
French revenge only prevents Germany
from attempting to grasp the Russian
provinces in the Baltic sea.n In order
TO become the great power dreaml
of by Bismarck, Germany must de-
velop her naval forces, and to do so
she must extend her line of sea-eoasts. !
The ostentatiOn with which the czar
and kaiser exhibit their anicable
relations shows their anxious desire to
silence-fOr the present-the national
animOsities prevalent amongst their |
peoples. But every one ednversant
with the subject is strongly convinced
that Germany and Russia will come to |
an armed conflict in the course of few /
years. The enormous power secured by |
Germany since the last war will but
render the collision more inevitable and
dreadful
The great subject that absorbs the
minds of the statesmen in Berlin is to !
know whether it would not be conven-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-05

The London Sporting Gazette records
the following incident TO show that the
ladies of Young England are not behind
their grandmOthers in pluck and stam-
ina: "About half-past twelve on
Wednesday last, as the Duke of Beau
fort and his daughter, Lady Blanche
Somerset, were preparing for ride in
the Row. her ladyship remarked that
she should like to see the Derby run for!
but as his grace had made no arrange
ment there was only one chance open
to ride down. No sooner said than
done. But being in good condition,
they started at quarter to one, and
reached the Downs in an hour and forty
minutes. The Blues coach was easily
found near the winning post, whereat
they launched, and after witnessing the
race returned to town on horseback,
reaching Grosvenor-square at half-past
six! To add to the pleasantness of the
trip the crowd had assembled on the
course before they got there, and only
four vehicles were passed after crossing
Putney bridge. They had the road all
to themselves, in returning. Consider
ing that Lady Blanche is only seven
anee; and shows what cOndition-ac-
quired by hunting through the winter,
and riding, walking, and dancing exei-
else, in the season, in the town-will
accomplish -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
7. 90 e.
To Railroad Contractors

DADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Il ESGIHEER 5 OFFICE, 435S MADISON ST. :
Memphis, Tenn, July 2, IsI3.
- Sealed Proposals forthe delivery Of fifty
thousand Cross-Ties on that portion OF the
Paducah and Memphis railroad extending
rom Coyington northward through Ripley.
Tenn, a distance Of sixteen miles, will be re.
ceived at this Office until July Is, 1873 at Y m.
Specifications and blank bids can be obtained
al this office and from the Company's Fnof
neer at Ripley, Tenn. The Company reserves
me flgat 70 reject any and all bids. Proposals
can and Memphis Railroad, Memphis, Tenn.
BY authority OF President
gyo j. J.. MEI5S Chief Engineer
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States
Territories.

We clip the above from Cr0tW's Vest
e5T, WOrtd 1t was correct when the
census was taken, but our readers must
remember the east number of MOdOes
killed in the late war, which in Oregon
will lessen the number OF scalp raisers In
that section. However, there is enough
left to cost the government a large
amount to furnish them in rifles and
ammunition, and to keep ssme of the
United States troops in hot water once
in q while.
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SCALP RAISERS.

The following facts in relation to our
Indian population, compiled from the
ninth census, will be Of general interest.
The total number of Indians in the
United States is 3S3, ,7l2; of this number
Ill, lS5 are 10 the States, and 272, 527 in
the Territories. The total number sus-
tanning tribal relations is 357, ,9S1; out of
tribal relations, 25,731. The number on
reservations and at agencies is 6,366.
The following table shows the number
9'--ta and Territory
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be WEEKLY APPEAL has no superior in

The WEEKLY APPEAL has no superior in
the Southwest.
Believing the advancement OF our common
Industrial, commercial and agricultural pros
perity, to be the chief end of genuine journal
sn, the APPEAL viii make these paramount
objects.
Every county and town of prominence
should have good papers. The APPEAL does
not propose or desire TO supplant or interfere
with the weekly country papers. On the con-
eral terms, and cooperate with them for ma-
tual protection, and in all plans for Advancing
the newspaper fraternity, the prosperity OF
In politics the APPEAL is Democratic
and Conservative, and, IN elections in
yoIving political issues, VIII support the can.
didates who favor Its views, from an abid-
ing faith in the power Of organization to &C
complish good results, and a belief that the
party's will when honestly expressed and
crystalized In a nomination, Is the best ex.
preston Of Its ehective power.
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The gradual revolution which has
been wrought by western culture on the
denizens of the Golden East was never
better illustrated than it is at the Wen
ma exhibition. Taking the japanese as
an illustration the correspondent of the
Pal Nal Gazette says: "They have
come in crowds, but they exhibit all tn. ir
national bent of imitation. If you crit
icize their costume, the most you eau
say is that their cutaway coats are gen.
orally a size and a half too large n
them, and that, in their oriental liking
for an easy fit, they have purveyed
themselves bats that come down over
their temples. There is no mistaking
the olive complexion, the somewhat
salient eheek-bones, the black twink
ling eyes set in their slmond-shaped
sockets. Bot their habits of life have
become as European ss their gaTb. In
stead of carrying their own cooks about
with them, like those original envoys
who made a whole corridor of the Hotel
de Louvre uninhabitable, the Viennese
visitors frequent the German restau-
rats, work with a calm conscience on
veal outlets and potatOe salads, and
drink Pilsener beer with the satisfaction
Of Teutonic students"
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Wednesday, the 9th day Of August. 1s73.

between the hours of 10 am. and O'clock
pm, in front OF the county building on
Union street, in Memphis, sell 10 the hghest
bidder, for cash, the following real estate: A
certain tract OF land situate, lying and being
In the county OF shelby, Stale of Tennes ee
bounded as .ollows: Beginning at the asst
side the old Randolph road, at DOyIe's
southwest conner of his acre home place
thence with the road south 40o eas. chains
and s. links; thence south 261So west chains
and " links to stake in the partition line;
thence west $50 east 10 chains and 75 links to
le east line OF lot No. of the Weakly and
ne emore subdivision; thence north 81 west
tcllin ms and 81 links to the northeast corner OF
loo NOD of Weakly and NcLemore subdiv vision
Ia aa south side Of an avenue; thence south
u @sstS chains and "a links to stake north
a,.st corner of Doyle'S said acre home place:
thence south 81 east chains and 4S links to
It's southeast corner; thence fOuth So west
chains and . links 70 the place of beginning,
containing by estimation i acres being lot
No. 10 aud part Of No. 8 OF the Weakly and
Mel more Subdi vision
Alt right and equity OF redemption specially
waived in said trust deed, and the title is be-
lteved 70 be perfect, but l sell only as trustee
GEo. r. POW Ell, Trustee.
James n. Malone, toIney, etc. jy4
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DIR. L. Il. BATTLE.
OFFICE AND REsIDENCE,
I'll Main Street, Memphis.
Summer School.

W q. AITCHELLS School will be con-
w unued during the months of July and
August For terms and branches taught ap-
ply al the schoOlroom. No. aQ3 Third streaL
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Trustees Sale.

DE virtue of deed of trust to me executed
~ on the 7th day Of August, A. d. 1866 by
Morris Doyle, to secure the payment OF GER
tain indebtedness described in the trust deed
OF record In the Regis er's Office of shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No. 2, page 4I6, 1
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in the mind of almost every one visiting
Colorado, that he is going to a new
country, is mistaken one. 1t is the
best advertised country on earth. We
have seen its "garden spots" and its
best lands are well settled up. The best
farming lands are taken up, but
stock-raisers can find grazing lands
in any quantity. New Mexico
has this advantage for settlers
From Our observation there is
a great portion of the fine tillable
lands not yet taken up. The streams
are larger, and the climate, in fact su-
periOr to Colorado. Sheep-raising is the
great business here. The sheep may be
pastured all the year. The annual in
crease of stock averages seventy-five per
cent, and the yield of wool is enormous.
We have passed through on our route
several lodges of Apache and Ute Indi-
ans. They are indolent and a great
nuisance, but in northern New Mexico
there is nothing to fear from them
the settlers are too numerous, and be-
sides, the troops hold them in check.
They partially dress in furs and buck
skin, and indulge in the hideous vermil-
lion paint, just as their savage brethren
DO in Arizona.
| should like to say more regarding per-
sons and scenes in Colorado and New
Mexico, but my letter appears to me to
be uncOnscionably long already, unin-
tentionally, too; therefore l shall crave
your pardon, and desist. R.D.
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DIVIDEND.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK or MEMPHIS. I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3, 1873.
81 A dividend of 5 per cent. has this day
oeen declared by the Board OF Directors. paya.
PIE on and after July 9TH, out of the net earn
lngs for the six months ending June 80, 1873
JyS 5. 2. READ, Cashier
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
FOUNDEn IN Es1.

I'HE next session OF the COLLEGE and Pre-
Il paratory Department
opens September 1, 1873.
q, Stuoles In College School elective. Discip-
, lIne LhIIltary. Tuition per term OF twenty
weeks, so TO $50 Bonrd, washing. fri f1T1.-
lshed rooms and sUf geon's fee It,r ne ne
riod, sI0s. Apply to Pc
y4 E. KIRBY SMITH, Cha .lIor
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One copy, one Ra 80
Clubs OF Five or more, eaoh................. 2 90
Address, in all cases, not individuals con-
nected with the office, bat simply the
APPEAL, Memphis, Tenn.
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Memphis and Little Rock Railway
CHANGE OF TIME

COMMENCING SUNDAY, JULY 6. 1s-s
~ and until further notice, trains win run
Mail rain leave Memphis, daily. q n n,
FIelsht and Accommodate Train
IeaVe memphis, daily except Sunday 5:i5 am
D1reet ~ connection at Little Rock with trains
OF &. and +. F. r. for Hot Springs. ATtSadsI9
phia, etc. Direct connection at Argenta with
trains on Little Rock and Fort SGnith r r
lor ihewiseurg, lRussellvtlle, ClarksviIIe, Fort
Mail Train arrives at Memphis. 7.15am
rI5lght and Accommodation Train ar
'Ai4'------' . % pm
Sleeping Cars on Mall Train.
For information and tickets applv at 22zl<
lsiin street, rs Main street, or at Depot, CEN
A s. LIVEpMORE, GenT Sup't.
JNo. d. PERRY, Gen1 Ticket Agent. fyi
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AVOID QUACKs.

a victim Of early tndiseretIon, causing ner-
Nous deoiIity, premature decay etc HAVING
tried In vain every advertised rernsdv hsss
discovered simple means OF seIf-cure. winch
ne VIII send Tree to his felOW--su ffeTeTS All
uIess J. II. REEVES, 70 Nassau st. New YORK
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Memphis Dry Docks for Sale.

Under decree of the Second Cbanrar,- r,o,,r,
OF Sheloy County, State of Tennessee
NO. 10y, h D.-State of Tennessee, ex. relation
oI frmus Emerson ct al. vs.. Memphis DRY
DY virtue or az sud others -
~ above entitled cause, by the Secohd | t-nai1-
cery Court OF Shelby County, Tennessee, will
sell to the highest bidder near the rlouth Of
Wolf river, at the city OF Memphis, Tenn on
Saturday, August 8, 1873.
the following personal property, to-wit: SO The
Memphis Dry Docks, with all the machinery
tackle, and appurtenances thereuntO belong
ing" now lying at the Memphis wharf
Terms OF Sale-SS)O cRsh; balance at u Is
and q months; notes bearing interest at 8 per
cent. nom date, with good securities, required: /:
lien also retained TO secure the PAYMENT
thereof. July 5, 1873.
n. d. L. STEWART
Clerk and Master Second Chancery Court
Humes q POStOn, soils. for compIainants
warmer & Lee, sOls. for defendants.
81 Louis Republican, Cincinnati Com
merctal, and New Orleans Picayune publish
IN daily ids and send bill to this ONCE
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HORRIBLE CRIME.

There was rape committed upon the
person of an old lady in the vicinity of
co5tg as foy % davs spee FPef e9q The Q, nerns Ine
traitor Ia white nsSa, is insane. Await
comments until further deVeiopments.-
CoTrespOadeat ClaTkSUiAe Tobacco LedJ.
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KENTUCKY HORSES.
VIRGINITA
MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.
Next Session Opens list 1uly. Acaaemic
Studies Begin LIST September.

Studies Begin LIST September.
YHE high reputation which the Virginia
i Military Institute enjoys throughout the
country. founded upon Its special system of
education and discipline, under Faculty
which has embraced the names of General
SToSRWALL JACKSON and Commodore MAU-
ny, has always given IL a liberal support.
The number OF vacancies being limited, all
who desire admission should hle their appli
cations at an early day
my2lw FRANCIS n. SMITH, ga )}t,
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

First Bale of the SeaSOn-The
Billiard Prizes Awarded
The POlaris-Search
Expedition.
Cholera Abating at Cincinnati
Railroad EmplOye Killed
Cholera Reports from Mu-
mich COntradicted,
Monmouth Park Races-NeW Trial
Refused in the New Orleans
Picaune Libel Suit
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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AOrntng-CIass No. I73.
o. o. 81, Il, 2l, 30, IS, 10, 2, 25, Is. l5
ESeninE-Class No. I74
Il, o. So fl, 90, Is, s., 2, I, 66, 62, 2.
Memphis, this Sd day Of July, 1873.
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RAILROAD FOR SALE.

On the fourteenth of July, at the mer-
chants exchange, in New Orleans, the
Baton Rouge and Yioksburg. Familiarity
known as the Backbone railroad, is to
be sold cut, stock and barrel, by the
sheriff. This on the judgments of Geo.
S. Lacey, former attorney of the road,
and of Major Green, its engineer. These
judgments and executions include the
rights and property of the road on both
sides Of the river Ncks5,trg Mss
Times