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Reports from the great wheat.

Reports from the great wheat.
growing states OF the west and north
west show that The prospects for an
abOundant wheat crop this year are
without exception very favorable
he increase in acreage In different
states varies from Eve to twenty five
per cent, aud nearly m equal iu-
crease in yield per acre is expected
The grasshorper, which alone has
very seriously Injured the wheat pro.
duct Of ibis country Of late years
has had bis day, aud unusual drouth,
or heavy rains during the harvest
season are tho only agents liable tc
prevent the crop this year from be.
ing larger by 50,0J0,oOJ or f5.O00,-
600 bushels than last year. During
tho past two years the fall in th,
price Of wheat hae been about forty
per cent, and il was hoped it had
about reached bottom prices, Thi:
hope will probably not be realized
With abundant barves.s here, aud
now that the plague is thing of th,
past three being nothing to inter
fere with the export Of Rnssia' q
enormous crop Of 1854 ,304, ,00(
bushels, il is believed that the aver
age price for 1879 will 10 lower thar
at any time since 1851.
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Alex. II. Stephens, of Georgia, in
the Democratic caucus, avowed him.
self in favor Of the repeal of all the
lnternal Revenue taxes. ''as q relief
to an overtaxed people" AS if tha,
proposition WAS not wild enough, he
made further declaration. in favor
OF the issue of five hundred millions
in greenbacks. Now, OF all the
Southern rebels, Stephens was the
one man We had some faith 10, but
it seems he, too, has gone crazy
Uuntinglon Globe.
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THE FIRE FIESD.--Terrible prarie
fires recently occurred in Republic
and Cloud counties, Kansas. They
extended over an area ten miles long
aud three wide, and swept every,
thing before them Il is said that
about one hundred houses were con.
sumed and also quantities of grain
farming implements, hay aud other
property. The winds were so high
aud the fires 80 fierce that the inhab
i,anis were obliged to take refuge in
cellars, dug outs or underground
habitatiops. But one life is report
ed lost-that Of MIS-. Bernersox
who was burned TO death while at
tempting to release some horses
from burning stable. Several other
persons were severely injured. The
loss is estimated at $4,000,
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Pensioners totally disabled are
now paid $SG4 per annum. which is
tho largest sum ever paid any class
Of military pensioners by any gov
crnneu.. Up to the war Of the re-
bellion, aud for a time af,erward, this
class received 500, but it has gradu.
ally increased by nearly every con
gress until it is nearly ten times the
former figure The last increase
was from $500 to 1861. The total
tally disabled are such US have lost
both eyes, or both arms, or both legs
or are otherwise entirely disqualified
from physical exertion. There are
now fifty different classes Of invalids
on the rolls, not including widows
and orphans. The disabled and in.
valids receive all the way from sl2
to 1864 per annum.
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Hear what the Okalona (Miss }
Southern States, a rebel paper, says /:
Yes. thank God, .e have captured
the Capitol. aud in 1880 our man
will walk up the White House steps
aod take bis seat in the Presidential
ehsir. Then will our glorous tri-
umph be complete then will we
proceed 10 tear your amendments
from the Constitution and trample
them in the mire then will we
break the shsckls you have forged
for the free. sovereign. and indepen-
dsut Cominonwealths Of the Union |;
thsu will We recognize the right of
secession, Q right that is not dead.
bat slsspisG then will We decorate
ths Capitol 9th The pictures Of Ds.
Vi end Lee ~ Stuart, and all the
Glosious lsa6Gss Of Q Cause that IL
~ ~ bat iiyiag stiIl. Yes. thank
0ofge 49, ssptsrsd The capitol,
II: s:!'::; |: !; ;
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Twenty years ago, a two years old
son OF Mr.. Reavers Of Robertson Co.,
KY, was stolen by Sioux Indians,
who had him fifteen years before he
discovered that be was OF white
blood. For several years he tried
to escape, and also to rescue little
girl stolen from Detroit, Michigan,
named Annie Ware, and finally his
efforts were crowned with success.
After working for time in Michigan
the young mans romantic story came
to the knowledge of his father, aud
he was recently restored to his pa.
reptB.
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The Phoenix Pect0raI.

Has proved itself to bs peculiarly aiartsd to
old persons. cousunptives AMI children. IL
breaks = cold. II stops . cough. II aids ex.
p,ctorstion IL gives instant relief II gives
strength, II brings rest, II has made more
curgs than any other medicine. TLousanit Of
the cititsns ot EASTERN P-rnsylvaniA have
used II for years past And testify to the relief
given and cures en"ct'd.
Piice, 20 cents or bottles for ".
Prepared By Levi Oberho tier. NJ. u. and
sold by ) ohm A. Moats. Middlsburg, aud Sim
opton h Barber, Centreville, Pa.
Anil ard. lsiQ. n.
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Or. OberhoItzer's liniment.
CAMPH0R MILK.

10 now highly recommended and extensively
used for Rheumatism, Frosted Fcct, Aches.
Paines. Sore, Stinss Swelling. Sprsins, 40 II
10 OF the great t value In curing Cuts, 0alls,
Spraius and swelling 10 horses.
II acts qui,kly and surely. II at once soothss
and relieves the stin Joints. tn, T.smo Muscles
md tho Aching Nerves The money will be
paid b,ek to any one not satisfied With It's Of.
f.cts. Price IS eBnts bpttle, for o..
Prepared only by Levi Obsrhoitssf. N ID. and
SOLD hy John A. M"Ats. Midileburg, and sin.
ontop h Barber, Csntreville, Pa.
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Those who witnessed the burning
OF the contents Of the wrecked train
OF thirteen oil cars near Farrands-
vile, Saturday afternoon week, de
scribe the scene as one of awful
grandeur. The flames assembled tU
. height Of at least one hundred feet
and the thick clouds OF black smoke
obscured the sky. About fifty thou.
satd gallons Of oil were consumed,
which was q quick sale for the own
Ora.
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Tho Cincinnati Commercial re-
minds the Southern leaders that by
continuing to cultivate sectional
spirit they are planning their own
ruin. In few years the tide oi
emigration to the West and North
west will reduce the old slave States
to an insignificant quarter section OF
the Union, and then their power will
vanish never to Ie.uin
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Tho coal industry Of Pennsylvania
has reached enormous proportions,
the annual product being valued at
fifty million dollars. Tho first copl
mined. amounting to a fcw hundred
tons, was sold in Philadelphia in
1913 for twenty ono dollars per ton.
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Senator Wallaces man Stenger
gotbut one vote for Secretary OF the
Seostc. nnd the tall heulock OF
Cleaifeld cast that vote.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for yesrs from
hS.rvo1s Debility, PrsnA'rrc Decay, aud all
he -gecis Of youthful moderation, viii for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send FREQ to all Who
ue,i u, III. recipe aud direction for making the
simple remedy by which he Was rrrsd. Suffer.
erI Wishing to pr3ht hy the sdv-riiser's expert.
rnce can DO 20 by addressing IN perfect conn.
dsneo. JOHN B. OGDEN, % Cedar street
New York. Jan. 81, ~, Gun.
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II is announced that the Demo-
erats will make clean sweep in and
around the Senate. The Senate
gives employment to about $50, and
just that number Of Republicans " i'll
have to walk the political plank to
give room for Confederate Briga-
,iers, Colonels, Captains aud Lieu
feunnta
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The notorious Kearny is "stunp.
ing" Southern California iu suppor,
VI the adoption Of the new Constitu.
ton, ond is lavish OF abuse on al
who differ FROM him. AZ Santa Aus
M. a citizen libclcd by Keavney gave
him nn unruorcifnl thrashipg.
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PlNlPl.ES.

1 viii mail lFrssi the recipe for . simple
VEasTApLK BALM, that will remove TAN.
tREckLss. PixrLEs aud BLorcH.s, leaving
the skin srft. clsNr and beautiful; also 10.
structions for producing . lnxuriant growth
ofhsir on bald head or smooth face. Ad.
4 Co, 40 Ann 81. NY. Jan - ~ 6n.
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The expenses OF the French Inter.
national Exposition wero $4,000. 600
francs, and the receipts 10000. .OoO
francs.
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Middleburg, April, 8, 1879.
]. GROUSE, Editor 4 Proprietor.

1t is estimated that under the
new census Pennsylvania will have
y population of 100000,
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On March 10Th. Cob NJ Clure Of
The Philadelphia Ti1s.s, aud Miss
Cora NJ. iratz, Of that city, were
married.
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Preparations are being made in
Philadelphia aud other cities for the
reception Of Gen. Grant, on bis ar.
arrival in tho United States.
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A DMiNfSrR >TOR'S NOTICE.
"a Letters of admipistration on the estate OF
J. J.. Hunnsxle, late of Bssvsrt1wr, Snyier
county, Pa, deed have been atsn,sd TO the
uniers,xnsJ. All persons knowins thcusselvss
Indebted to sati estate tiii pie - shats I'm.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said ssats will present thsin Tor settle.
ment to HOBkS SPECHT,
March 20, ~. Admin stratov.
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A OmlNISTRAT0K'S N0TlCe.--tet.
Ihtsrs Of adninistration on tho estate Of
snyder County, Penn'a.. having ben grant.
Cd to tive undsrsir rned, sli poi ,sons knowing
themselves Indebted TO said estate are request-
having claims Will present them duly suthsnti.
Gated for settlementt"
DAVID O. MINUM.
Feb. Is, 10. AdintnistrAr
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PUBLIC SALE !!

NNHE undersigned Attorney in fact for
l. the heirs and legal representatives. Of
Samuel Ulrich, late Of Jackson township.
snyder county, Pa, decess will eX-
pose TO Public Sale, on the premises, 90
Saturday, April 10Th 1879,
the following described two tracts Of land
situate in the Township Of Jackson.
County and State aforesaid, bounded and
described IS follows, to wit
1877 ACRES,
and 81 percLes. bounded by lands OF
simon Eyer John Kunkei. Levi Beaver.
other lands Of decsi.nt anil fenns Greek
shout DO ACRES CLEAR. under good
fence and in . high state OF cultivation.
the balance we'll timbered with Oak, Wall
out. Ash, Hickory sui Yellow Pine ::
~hereou are erected large DOUBLE
LOG HOUSE,
BANK BARN aud other out buildings :.
located within two miles OF KraiIsrville
aud Knours and Beufer's Mills. The soil
is sandy loan Of the very best auAliiy to
be found sny~bere on the banks OF the
Peanssresk. ALSO
43 acres,
and s6 pereh.s, situate as Aforesaid and
adjoining the above dsscrissd tract (:
Boundsd by lands Of Jacob g Ulrieh.
joseph Leply, Pennsoresk snd above
tract abou, 20 ACRES CLEAR. IN a
good state Of cultivation and under good
fsncs-ihe balance we'll iiu,bsred With
Oak, Ash. Hickory and Yellow Fine.
On the hrst described tract there 10 Q
driving
ORCHARD,
Of oh hoies fruit. Both tracts svs veil
wsisred-eonvspisat 10 Market, Mills.
Churches. Schools and srs the mosI
dssirsbls properties lately offered for ssis
in this eouaty. These tracts will bs
sold separately o. tsgs,hsr TO suis pur.
eksssrs.
sale 10 eoanssss at 10 o'clock A. u.
ss ssid day wtss Sss sttssdsnes viii
10 gisss ed sssss u ssls ssds hssv
- sAurgL y. utaiCg.
=. n 49,
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A administrators Notice. Letters
"A OF sdministrStioa on the estate OF I.hn
!.snix, decd, late Of Chapman townshIp, say.
der County, Psnua., having bssa granted
to tho undersig ned, all persons knowing them
selves Indebted tn said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, while those hAvi =
claims will present them duly auth.nticatsd Tor
settlement 10
CATHARINE LEsIu.
Feb ~. 'Ts AJministsatrix. {.
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NOTICE 10 hereby givss thst THE
~ se1:ss.g.s1 g. US ls,y so isgs u
ksfisss. Y O:sS;iIE!99ss ISi;f:E iss;EtSS
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Z, :. smith cougr.sr ret'n Judge 1850
!. / MAnbcck senatorial" 1to
Cal. Striirr Of sl computing election
r.turns $50
John Ze .hnisn et al Constable for
attending Nov. e'ectiun 200
Isaac wrtiel ct ,i corstiblss Adsef.
t,siDs 4 att,ud's Feb, ele.'n l7lO
II. d. Netirick 81 ai special election
Monroe township sn 'e' 10
-
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THE NEW YORK IL" ROAD.

The general disappointment felt by the public at
the failure of tho New York L road to keep its City
Hall branch open Sunday caused inquiry to be
made at the Office of the company yesterday Mr..
Cowing the treasurer said that he did not know why
the branch was closed and undecided whether it
vice president however, said that 1t would be kept
open II the accommodation of the public demanded
ii. The failure to to the City Hall station
it seems was due not to misunderstanding as to
the issuing of orders in relation thereto, as has
been stated. The advertisements should have been
but the matter was overlooked The South Ferry
branch of the road which, Mr.. Cowing says will be
opened in few days, will save one and halt to two
minutes ON trips to Harlem. The running OF trains
after half past twelve has not yet been decided upon
In any event it will DO impossible for the road to run
trains oil night until the third track is completed aud
housing accommodations increased. The work OF
sinking foundations for columns beyond the present
terminus at 10th street and Third avenue continues
The work progresses slowly, however, on account OF
the condition Of the around.
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COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMnEns-H by Judge Law
renceNos. l. Co. TO- 9a 1885, l62. ls2, 1856. 194. 1893.
supnEMa CouRr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Pre-
siding Judge Davis and Judges Brady and Potter
Nos 49, 81 s8, loo lSS, 1o9. l9A 23y 49, 81 9S los.
1877 1872 no. H. l44 49, 1885, 1885, IT. 1868. ia 273.
1853, So.
Van DruntNos. S3i. 69o 500. $751; 1884, 493. 64o GAL,
642. 72l. s77.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUlT-Par Held by Judge
i ai74 ssss s4s 2SGs ssdi iss i75o $685. $685.
43l0 2S74 226 2s21 312s, iI0S. 1T07la 2S56. 2s57.
2s5s. Part 2-Hed by Judge Barrett.-Case on.-No.
1924, Leonard VS.. the Columbia Steam Navigation
Company. No day calendar. Part 3-IIeld by Judge
Donohue-Nos. 277s. 1905. 1907. $500, 1910. 1850.
3292 $685. $685. 1901 $780, 1876 1921 31s5, $685. 1916
3229 3l74. $685. 4iS9, 1527, 1885, 3lG5. 2259. 20S2
1904, 1871. 1s47, 3374 1916 $685.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned for
SUPERIOR counr-srrcAL TEnM-Held by Judge
Frecdmnn.-Demurrer-No ?. Issues OF fact-Nos.
As. 81. 81. SO. II. 49, So. So.
SurEmon CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge speir-Nos 4O s27, log. 970 6O7 aos $780, 6s3.
COMMON PLEAs-GEsEn1 TEnM.-Adiourned for
the term.
COMMON pLEAs-Eou1rY TEnM.-Adjourned for the
term
COMMON PIEAs-sPEcIAI TEnM-Held by Judge
Larremore.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge J. +. Daly.-One hour causes-Nos. 2oo7.
1919 and The People Campbell. Set down
causes-Nos $780, 9Sl 1879. 1922, 172. 173 $40. 917.
$751; $685. 97l 1923, 1877, 2062 1887 $685. TAT 202l 99S,
49, GAL I0l3 961, $685. 2Og, 905 506. 102l 7S2, 1913.
Part 2.-Adjourned for the term
MAXINE CoURT-TRIAL TETM-Part Held by
Chief Justice Alker-Nos $685. 5373 5T77, 14101 5445,
6947 5042 271S $685. $780, 1865 246s SOIL b6l2 $500
Part Held by Judge Shea.-Nos 3l20la. $3.50. Part
3-Held by Judge Sheridan.-Nos 5O09 5573, 2709.
4455 $685. 504O 1922 5564 $751; $780, 1884, $3.50. $50.
5574. 500.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part 2-Held by
Judge Cowing.-The People VS.. John Flynn.
robbery; Same Jacob Gunther, felonious
assault aud battery Same John Stecht felonious
assault and battery Same John w. H. Wilson,
grand larceny; Same Robert s. Hail. grand lar
ccny; Same John Harrington and Charles McCabe,
grand larceny; Same John Shea, grand larceny;
Same Joseph Flanders receiving stolen goods;
VS.. Robert Hanlon, burglary; Same John Risse.
adultoratiug milk.
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JvDoE FREEDMAN DrsMrssEs THE SUIT OF THE
NEW ENGLAND IRON COMPANY AGAINST THE
GILBERT BrEvArED RAILROAD COMPANY.
The suit of the New England Iron Company
against the Cilbcrt Elevated railroad Company TO re-
cover $1,000 for alleged breach of contract to
construct tho present Sixth Avenne Elevated Railway
has come to somewhat inglorious conclusion. IL
will be- remembered that motion was recently made
by the deendsnts 10 dismiss tho complaint on veriou
grounds. published at the time in tho HERALD. All
tho counsel in attendance yesterday and listened
TO the delivery OF the oral decision of Judge Freedman
before whom the was tried. Judge rccdman dis
missed the IL will he remembered that tho de-
PENDANTS Claim that the contract executed
properly or with authority AMI that the same
never became operative and was only provisional In
itR nature.
In hts opinion, Witch is very voluminous Judge
Freedman overrulcs these points and holds that An
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CHEAPER TRANSIT NEEDED.

meeting of the travelling public of that State. at
the of the New Jersey Association. No. IL.
Coal and Iron Exchange, No. II Cortandt street. on
Thursday afternoon. April TO- at half-past three
O'Clock for the purpose OF appointing committee
New Jersey as to the urgency and advisability of
cheaper transit and rapid transit nsview Of the fact
that the New York elevated railway companies are
Jersey has enjoyed. A letter yesterday sent to
the representatives Of each of the New Jersey rail
road companies asking their aid in the movement
on the ground that increased travel will be to
follow decreased fares and their interests and the
States will be thereby benefited. 1t is claimed that
with cheap transit combined with rapid transit
New Jersey will be enabled Ito hold her own in the
future as in the past
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The following sales were made on tho Zeal Estate
Exchange March 24:-
H.. V. HAENRrr.
Foreclosure Sales.--future Johnes rcfcree-of the lot
S)x1OO.l ii on the 8. corner OF 18th sv and 1O4th
st. to plaintiff $os sou
~ OAKLEY 4 CO.
Foreclosure salc-E. d. Gale, refcrce-of the three
story frame house aud three story brick house,
with lot 25xSj, No. 46 Mulberry st., near Bayard
ST. to plaintiff. GOO
Also, similar sale OF the two houses with lot 23S73,
No. ~ Commerce St., n 8. and No. % Harrow ST.
81 also the four story brick store and dwelling,
with lot 2i6xt'6 No. i2o West St, be-
tween Hammond and Perry sts:; also the two
houses, with lots jOxsS.S, Nos. f33 and 435 West
shop with lot 35x9s9 No. 4:IO West 18th ST., $. S.,
4OD IT. of 9th tsulject to provisions of
certain Wild John Wood. ................. 1860
MoRDEcN BxLLAMY.
A. j. Simpson, refcrcc--F orcc osurc sale of tho
four story brick house. with lot 2J.Bxiub No. ..7
East 1lth ST., 227 It. W. Of I'd NV, to J. Langen-
baum 1900
Henry NJ. Kennedy. Observation-Disclosures sale oftho
four story brick store and dwelling, with lot
St. to plaintiff. 1900
four story brick store and dwelling, with lot
23x75, No. "a I'd sv., s., =, III IT, OF ll2th
NY v. X. STEVENSON, JR
Private sale of tho full sized extension residence
No Is West 57th st., to George Munro $500
To.al sir 800
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, March "a. 1879.
In Court of Appeals Monday. March "a. 1879.
Present. Hon. S. L. Church aud asscciates'
No. SO. The National Trust Company of the city of
New York, respondent. Valentine Gleason and
others, appellants. by Ira Shafer for up
pellants; Fred Smyth tor respondent.
No. 81. John Underwood. receiver, respondent. VS..
William Sutcliffe appellant.-Argued by L. Havery
for appellant; i. d. Wright for respondent
CALENDAR
The motion calendar for Tuesday March rs, 1879,
is as follows:-Nos. 3S2. $40, 1885, 1888, 800.
The day calendar for the same date Is follows:-
Nos. Is, 1873, 1874, 1885, 1873, 1885, al, 2S7.
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assignment by the plaintiff of the contract to the
trustees for the benefit of creditors, without notice
to the Gilbert Company, did not constitute
breach emitting the Gilbert Company TO treat the
contract rescinded, provided the iron company
did disquaify itself by some further act from the
performance of the contract.
Upon application of es-Judge Fithian. one or the
unset for the plaintiffs, the Court allowed until
this morning to offer further proof upon the ques-
ton of the plaintiffs insolvency.
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GENERAL ECKERT'S SUIT.

Mr.. Henry Bclden Jr.. was arrested yester-
day by the Sheriff in General Eckert's suit against
the members of the firm of William Belden l. Co.
Mr.. Belden qualified in $60,000 his bontsmen being
Messrs. Ebenezer b. Belcen and Robert Dunlop.