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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-30
LOCAL NOTICES.
.C0AnlssloNERls sAIF IA.

Pursuant % decree o. the Nun,el,,, ..
WHEELING, made on the 2slh day al M SS,Pait q
sun ~ ehaneefy between ThninRs J. s,Rs .s ~ "
IllEet y. sweeney, and Mary j. Sweensv y. AeN
and Daniel z. List, executor Of RobtF, n ,elnaIsA
deceased, Daniel Lamb, trustee. md SSslsl
Sweeney defendants, the undersigned NV. v
SATURDAY,, THE FIRST DAY OF ocropvD =,
commencing ~ 10 o'clock A. w., sell IN ~ n ~
and best bidder, n public auction ii ths
of the Court House Of Ohio countv. N " COO
following described property, situated IN nv n h9
Wheeling "! ;Lot numbered one hupdr.SS w ~ q
Ninety three lsSl situated on the noFtheSs; S tna
o. Chaplne and IWenty'seeond formerly f fSSS,
Also, the south portion Of the lot ppmh.,.,
ty,fOuf (6il, situated on the northeast enrnss y y,
and TWenty-Sixth formerly DlyisOnl Sin.S,. Z leg
the part occupied by the corner house sag
width on Eoh street equal 10 the front III MI
and extending q equal width To the allev' 4.
rear Of said lot No. VI, and being ali Of iSs, y Me
eept the portion Conveyed BY james " s.s 10y Y
Thomas ]. Sweeney, Margaret G. sweenssV'
Mary ], Sweeney 10 Adam WClsgCtbcr by NIX Aa9
the 18th day OF October, ISL, and nCoIi H. y
book numbered ~, page 70, IN the office al nv fs
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, NJ. u SlgtE
Also, lot numbered tlity.Elx (5Gl, dtuatei =, A
NORTHWEST corner sIg o. Eoi and Twgaly41tS M,
TERMS OF SAl.E--At leaSt one.lhIrd Of IN. -.
chase money 10 be paid In hand and he NM wv +
any, In equal inStallmentS IN nine AMI sislus
months, With interest from the day Of Az IVA
purchaser TO be At liberty to pay In hand an 90
greater portion than Onelhirl, Of Nj, nnsalll
money, Bond with good security To be FivsS n.
| the payment OF the deferred inSiallmcnis n y
there be, and the title TO be retained Is Lf4Ss,s Y
cuhty therefor until they arc fully paid. 'S's y
susl CCm ISIsS
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tLNRUsTEE,S SALE.

ny virtue Of q decd Of trust made by Patrick r.
WCloh and AlmG1ll, his wife, IL mo as trustee,
dated tic 18th day Of June, 1875 md recorded III
the Office u the ClerI Of Ohio County, West Wiz.
gnla In Deed Of Trust Hook No. g. page hsG shall
sell at public AlctlUn0t the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 1881,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de.
scrlbed property, that Is to ayi All the south
Qhc.hAlf II tile east ole.halt Of the lot NUN.
heTpd oie hundred md sixty Of the addition 10 the
All city Of Wheeling laid out by Peter Yafnell,
John FawCett md OthGU, commonly called East
Wheeling, addition being situate oil the north side
OiSeyenteenth street and having fritnt on Ald
street ~ thirty feet Ind running hack thence sixty
iCpt Oi an Uniform width Of Sld front to llhG run
Ming through Shld lot east and west and dividing
III. same Into equal parts
Title believed to DO good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only such title rs Ia vested In me By
the deed Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS or SALR.-One.thinl Of the purchase
money, and vs. much inOr' ~ the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand, the residue IL two equal III.
stallment at SIX and twelve months. respectively,
with Interest from day II salo, purchaser giving
notes secured BY deed u trust upon the property
fOrdgierrCd payments.
". II, HALLER, Anctoneer, seSj
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Eligible Dwelling on Fifteenth 81

Pursuant tnR decree Of the Nunlrlpal Cor,, 4,
Wheeling, made on tho I'D day Of August I'S
1881, In the suit In ChnnceTy between AlexSn5s,,
upAlegnIit, pluiniiti, and Elizabeth WilSon eNt
Andrew Wilson, her husband, ElA l.. Sternbl ss sd
Lewis steenrOd, her husband, Lnunl Il. Tpi,,,S@s
EtllO X. updCgrnif, Ida H. updegnI. AnnS e,,,'
UplcgmA, Emma lnnp UpdCguli GrIrrc II,JaA.
GRAFT Francis A, updegmif, Charles A. Fox EdnS'5
u, Fox aud Annie H. Fox, his wife, Mary AM
Core and Alexis Cope, her husband, and Fi,shaSL
W. Cope and JAMES Cope, her husband delrndSn%
the undersigned ComniiSsiOneTwill, on
SATURDAY, THIsrII DAY oP OCTOBER, A. D. is,
commencing NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell to the highest
and hest bidder, tpublc auction, at the irOllOor
OF the Court House 0i Ohio county Wp1t VininIS
city Of Wheeling that Is to yy: the Wesi
numbered C!l two IN the addition Of aid civ i'id
out by William W. shriver bclug the same haliiot
conveyed u Mary Ann updCgmiI, dCccaSfl. IL
JAMES Il, Baker aid wife, b. deed dated Ami *
1879, aud recorded among the public land ncOFii
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed BOOk No. N
at plgO 49,.
TIRMs or SALE third Of the purchase money
IN cash, tho residue payable One.i0urih iherCiI II
six months from the day Of sale, UnciOutIh thCrecl
In twelve months from day OF sale, ono,iourh
thcEeOiln eighteen months from the day Of alu aud
the other OnO,iOnrh thereof In twenty four month
from the dry Of Allc, the deferred iIStnllmens d
bear Interest from sRld dNy, The purchaser 10 Vyt
for such deferred inStallmenB his bonds which
shall DO secured by deed Of trust IN the lrOneuI
sold or by the title 10 the property being felillgi
until mid bonds arc paid at the discretion Of M
commissioner. tila0. H. CALDWELL,
AGl0P1OCS Special Commissioner
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TIM grain warehouses; Of Chicago, says
the Tribune Of the 18th, are practically
flled to their utmost capacity. There are
now in store in that city about 100000
bushels Of corn alone, There are no sales
iorshipment, except grain Of the lower
grade. The reason Is that the enormous
prices at which the standard grades are
held arc too much for the shipper. Even
the low freights, which ut present are be-
low anything which the widest imagina-
tion could have foreseen, do not offer any
inducement to shippers to buy the corn at
the fancy price put upon it We under
sand that yesterday corn was shipped
from Chicago to Baltimore ut A cents per
bnshel, but even such rates as this will not
induce shipments Of the standard grades
al the present excessive prices. This ten
dency to gil up the city elevators
at 80 early a date is growing an
nually, The original theory Of the
warehouse business was that the elevators
should be empty at the beginning OF win
ter that they might fill up by receipts dur
ing the winter and be ready to fill the lake
fleets At the opening Of navigation, But
last year and the year before the elevators
instead Of being empty at the close OF navl
gstion, were filed; and this year, but at q
m ich earlier date, the doors Of the ware
houses will be closed to further receipts
II is true that formerly there were few Oh
no warehouses; in t Q Interior now thest
warehouses are to be found everywhere
and most Of the grain in them Is owned anC
held by persons in Chicago, The grain il
the country Is bought up and put in loca
warehouses, which are also full The SAINT
parties who own the grain in our gorget
elevators own that stored in the country
and the same cause which prevent ship
ments hence give to the storage in thu
country the same character Of pelnanency
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MYERs.-At tho residence Of his parents. OH
Twenty.secOnd street, EDDIE, only child OF william
aud Louisa Myers, uged II Year,, month and "
days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents on
Twcnty.Becond street, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. FrlendsOt the amliyare invited to attend,
Inter,nent nj Peninsula Cemetery,
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TUESDAY. NoYEMnER /. lssl,

commencing at $50 o'clock a. ~, the following dc.
schbcl property, that Is to say All lot numbered
Onc.half Of lot numbered seven In square numbered
one In the TO the city Of Wheeling laid ont
by Carroll and Baker.
Title believed good, but selling as trustee l shall
convey only such title rs Ia vested In inc by the
decd Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS 0PsALE-one.th third Of the purchase money,
anlNs much more ~ the purchaser may elect, cash
III hand the residue IN two equal lnslallmcEts ut
six ind twelve months, respectively, with Interest
from day VI sale purchaser giving notes, secured
by deed OF trust and policy Of insurance upon the
property for the deferred payments.
wM. +. HUBBARD, Trustee,
" IL IIALLEn AmniInnnnr sn,in
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Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gray
Of, Brights disease, rheumatism, and u horde
Of other serious aud fatal diseases, which car
be prevented with Hop Bitters, II taken Ii
time. MWF&W
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i. ING PROPERTY.
by virtue Of q decd Of trust made by Annie Tay.
l0r wife OF Robert Taylor. with Robert TIylOr her
husband, and Rachel Birch, To the undersigned
trustee. dated june ~, 1875 and recorded IN the
office OF the Clerk Of tile tOunty Court Of 0hiO
county. WeSt Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Hook No. s.
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',And, moving up from higher to higher,
HbClmV, on fortunes CFOwning slope,
The pillar Of y peoples hopc,


q eAt ilrst II was the prevailing belief that
lie would be only the nominal head OF his
Administration, that Its policy would DO
dlrcetedby the eminent statesmen he Ind
called 10 his council. How erroneous this
opinion waslnay be seen from single In.
cilent;
Among the earliest, most difficult, and
most delicate duties OF Ills Administration
Was the adjustment Of our relations with
Great Britiin. Serious Implications, even
llosilities were apprehended. On the 2lst
OF May, 1851, the Secretary Of State pre-
sented TO tho President his draft Of u letter
oiihstructions 70 Minister Adams, in which
the position ofthe United Suites and the
attitude Of Great Britain were set forth
with the Clearness and force which long
expgtience and great ability had placed ut
the command oil tho Secretary,
Upon almost every page OF that original
draft are enlsurcs, additions and marginal
notes IN the handwriting Of Abraham Lin
coin, which exhlbita sigaCity, breadth Of
wisdom, and u comprehension Of the whole
subject, impossible to be found except in Il
mali OF the very first order. And these
notifications OF a great state paper were
nude by d man who but three months be.
fore had entered the wide field Of executive
action
Ntiifted with an insight and foresight
whlchthe anCients would hlve called div.
nation, he saw, in the midst Of darkness
and obscurity tile logic OF events, and fore.
cast tue result From the first, in his own
quaint original way, withoutostenMtion OF
0ttense 10 Ills associates, he wus pilot ind
commander Of his Administration. He was
one otthe few great rulers whose wisdom
Increased with his power, and whose spirit
grew gentler and tenderGr Us his triulnphs
were multiplied,
1.-THE present Is not u fitting occasion to
examine, with amy completeness, the
causes that led to the proclamation of
emancipation; but tile peculiar relation oil
that act to the character Of Abraham Lin.
coin cannot be understood without COnsid.
ering one remarkable fact In his history;
His early years were spent In d region re-.
mote from the centres Of political thought
and without access to the great world OF
books But the few books that came within
hisfeAch he devoured with the divine
hunger Of genius. One paper, above all
others, led him captive, and filled his
spirit with the majesty Of Its truth and the
siblimity Of It's eloluence. II was the
Declaration Of American Independence
heauthors and the signers Of that instru.
nentbecame, in his early youth, the heroes
Of his political worship"
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By virtue Of decd Of trust made by Joseph NJ.
Confer and Catherine, his wife, to me az trustee
dated the 18th day Of March 1879, and recorded IN
the OllcG Oi the Jerk OF the County IOurt Of Ohio
county, West VinlniA, In Iced Of Trust Hook No.
H. page 0 lShAi sell ut public auction at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Wiz
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER l8th, 1881,
TRUSTEE's SALE,

'KuslEEs eAhE'
by virtue Of deed Of trust made by John R.
dcEignod trustee, dNted the 18th day Of October,
1870, and recorded In the County Clerks Office Of
Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Hook
No 49, page go, will sel ut public auction al the
front door Of the Court House Of said county 10 the
highest and best bidder, on
SATURDAY, oCToBER 49, 1851,
beginning at 10 o'clock 4, NJ Of said day, the follow
situated OH Eighteenth street, formerly Clay street.
m that part Oithe city Of Wheeling, Ohio county
", Va, called East Wheeling, together with oil The
appurlnances and improvements belonging thereto,
ThO title to the above property is believed 10 DO
pcFieCt but selling Us trustee | Will convey such
little only as Is vested in ME by such deed Of trust
Terms Of Sal0 cash. :, ,,oor 49,.
VIII. t1ALLEn. AncIlnneer. els
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TNRUsTEE's SALE OF BENW00D

II. PROPERTY,
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by James H.
TaylOrNnd Mary f. his wife, to me IA trustee, dated
tho 18th day Of June, 1874 and recorded In tho Office
Of tho Clerk Of the County Court Of ManlNl county
West Virginia. In deed Of trust book No. /, page 5i9
shall sell In lrOnt Of the store Of II. W. Fisher III
the town OF DenwOOd, Marshall county,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, tho iullowiugde.
SrtlbCd property that Is 10 my: All 0flut Numbered
nine In The fourth square In Hmm MCAleChenAAd,
dtlOn 10 tic town Of BCnwood In the ald Countyd,
Marshall, according 70 tho plat Of sold addition,
recorded In the Clerks Oee Of the County Court Oh
Marshall county aforesaid. Tito believed to b
good but selling Os trustee shall convey only such
title rs Is vested In nc by the deed OF trust Aforesaid
TRIMS OF SALR-0ne Third Of the purchase money
and as much more Us the purchaser may elect ClSt
m hand, the residue In two equal lRStAllmentE a
six and twelve months respectively, with Interest
from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust upon TIL
property and policy Of insurance payable Il
trustee a., :, ,,,,nr,nn
az n fT1Ytpu AuktnTnnH roi1
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aARFIELn AND l LINCoLN.
EstFset from one of GnrGCld'a MemOra
i BILE SnceeheH,

BILE Speeches,
About the middle Of February, 1878, Car
lpentofs painting "Thc Signing OF the
Proclamation Of Emancipation" was pre-.
sonted to the United States by NIrs Eliza
beth Thompson, and it now hangs in the
Capitol The late President Carried, then
d member Of Congress, was appointed to
make the presentation speech, and his eff
tort on that occasion Is worthy OF recall just
now. Tho central figure in that painting L.
the other martyr President, and in view Of
many condolences, especially In the early
lives OF the two men, what Garfield said Of
Lincoln now acquires additional interest
He saidi
.prhe man who presided over that coun-
oil, who inspired and guided its delibcra-
lions, was u character so unique that he
stood alone, withouta model In history OF
d parallel among men, Born ON this day,
5tsj years ugo, to an inheritance Of extreme
poverty; surrounded by the rude forces Of
the wilderness, wholly unaided by PARENTS
only one year in any school; never, for a
day, muster Of his own time until he
reached his majority making his way to
the profession Of the law by the hardest
and toughest road; yet, by force OF uncon'
,querIble will and persistent, patient work
he attained u foremost place in his PROBES
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TRUEs,TI,EI3.E;,,ss, ,i SALE OF EAST WHEEL

The above sale Is adJOurned to Saturday, October
l, 1851, at 10 o'clock AZ 7, J. HuGUS
Rt!bl SnpCInl Commissioner
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HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

A splendid pura,iye and liver pill, Forty large
and small pills In each box. The cheapest and best
pill III the market. Sold by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15
Kxlamrs or PYrnlAs.

At the recent session Of the Grand
Lodge. knights Of Pythias. in San Fran
cisco, IL Was decided to hold the next
annual session at San Jose. and the CON-
stitu,ion was amended. changing the
time from February to the second Tues
day 10 April. The Subordinate Lodge
constitution Was amended 30 that nomi-
nations for officers shall DO made on the
night preceding. or on the night OF cleo
ton. Other amendments we're made a.
follows:
Section 4, Article v. subordinate consti-
tution, was amended BY striking out the
words, '.for the space Of six months"
This allows the payment Of full benefits
TO sick members at any time after becom-
ing members.
Lodges shall not use any part Of their
general fund to pay the expenses oil any
picnic committee.
In the election Of officers In subordinate
lodges blanks cannot DO counted nor used
70 in any way defeat the will Of those vot-
ing for any nominee. II was held that .
Chancellor Commander. having served -
such until the last night Of the term. and
on that night his lodge s~ursS.csrs its
charter. 10 entitled TO n honors Of the
once.
Supreme Representatives were instruct
cd W secure proper legislation relating 70
PAGES and Esquirss who have not COM
plstsd full membership.
Charters were granted to Lompoc Lodge
No. 81. Syracuse, No. 90, and Mono, No. 50.
Past Chancellors are not allowed TO in
stall officers Of subordinate lodges unless
they are commissioned - D. d. O. C.'s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15

Tho Northern Pacific Railroad will
have cost when completed about s75..
000. 600. that 10 at the rate Of s2s. 600
per mile for 27O0 miles OF the road.
The government OF the United States. in
Ito generosity. granted this road 81.
920. 900 acres Of public land. ~ average
Of $500 acres per mile for 2i5 OF road.
The government estimates the value Of
these lands at 500. FAC. 600. At this
estimate the government has presented
the Northern Pacific Railroad It's whole
road and a nest egg OF nearly s25. 00O..
600 to commence business with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15

The Indians are In the habit Of giving
names to their braves founded on incl
dents, accidents. acts. events and often for
fanciful resemblance. Thus the famous
Sitting Bull. whose former name Was Lame
Deer. was named after an incident. He
went out one day and shot . he-buffalo
with . mystic white cross on bis forehead.
BY . prodigious effort Of strength ho car
ried Il into camp on his shoulders, but
sank exhausted at the lodge door In . sit
ting position. When thus seen ho was
named Sitting Bull. and has been so called
ever since.-Erekanye.
II that sort Of an idea was followed
out among white folks. the fisld for new
and very significant names would be
particularly fruitful. Scores Of rs would
be named "Dam-Good-Fello aud
hundreds would be designated as
"Stinker."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15
Pretty Rich.

A mysterious report comes from Death
Valley to the effect that . ledge has been
discovered on the hssdwaters Of the
Amsrgosa river. which yielded silver ore
30 pure that assays ran from go. 900 10
S25. 900 per ton. A prospector formerly
Of Mammoth. named Robinson, found II
and when last seen he was leaving
Mojsvs with supplies in company With .
mining man supposed 10 DO Edward
Clarke. This was on January 26th.
since which time nothing moro has been
heard. II any truth 10 attached to the
report. then the long lost Gunsight lode
may be claimed a. re~discovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15
Assembly.

Ass
The Assembly met at II o'clock.
Corbott, Barrett and Condor were
granted leave Of absence.
Tuska. Of the Committee on Railroads
and Corporation. reported in favor Of .
substitute for Assembly Bill No. "a. to
provide for the support Of the govern.
ment.
Tuska, Of The Judiciary Committee.
recommended the adoption OF . substi.
tuts for Senate Bill No. 4. to amend the
Act to provide for Notaries Public; AZ.
sembly Bill No. "a. concerning mar
risges; Assembly Bill No. 100. 10 amend
chs Act relative " attorneys aud oosA-
selors at law.
The same committee reported unfs-
vorsbly to Assembly Bill No. n, to reg.
ulate proceedings in civil cases. to sub
slitute for Senate Bill No. II, to provide
for the omission Of seals on documents
In writing, and TO Assembly Bill Ne. 70,
to amend the Act to enable defendants
to testify a. witnesses In criminal cases;
also u~nfavorably to Assembly Bill No.
10, to amend the Act relative to cleo.
tons.
Coffin and Masel. Of the judiciary
Committee, substituted . minority re-
port in favor OF Assembly Bill No. 70, to
amend the Act relative TO elections.
Bradshaw. Of the Committee on Agri.
culture, reported In favor OF Assembly
Bill No. 80, to amend the Act relative 10
artesian wells.
Kelly, Of the Committee on Federal
Relations. reported in favor Of Assem-
bly, Bill No. IS. to amend the Act to de-
hns the rights Of husband and wife.
Dr-Iler, Of the COMMITTEES on Contin-
gent Expenses, reported In favor OF the
passage OF Assembly concurrent resolu.
ton authorizing the State Controller to
draw his warrant for the sum Of $50 IL
in favor Of D. D. Donovan. Ssrgsant.at-
Arms. for contingent expenses.
Drexler. OF the committee to notify
the Board for the Care Of the Insane, 10
invite proposals, reported having noti'
hed them, and submitted various bids
for the care OF the insane.
The resolution 70 authorize the State
Controller to draw his warrant In favor
Of D. D. Donovan, ssrssaat-as-Arns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-15
raE cHIHxsE NEW 1RkArY.

There IL Q variety Of opinion a. 10 the
real merits and practical value and
utility Of the new Chinese treaty,
hare On the Pacific coast q we'll a. In
the East. The general opinion. however,
IA favorable toward IL. and the more II 10
considered the moro eligible IL appears.
The workinsmsn's organization in San
Francisco pronounced in its favor some
weeks ago. The Chinese government
seems to have met the proposals Of our
counissionsrs very frankly. promptly
and spprovinely. concsdins everything
asked, and. In fact. virtually telling NJ
to AZ II up to suit ourselves. The most
plausible objection urged against IL 10
that Il allows Of Chinese becoming nat
uralized O. citizens Of this country. and
that the Chinese government when ne
eotis,irg the treaty adroitly shaped Ii to
that effect. In view Of the fact thai
the Chinese government has never q
any time sanctioned. but always op'
posed this idea. the objection fsll'
to the ground. In fact. the
laws OF China Are very explicit In
forblddins and preventing any such se'
or attempt. as witness the following
from the penal code Of that nation:
All persons renouncing their countr,
and allegiance. or dsvising the mean,
thereof, haH BE- bsksadsd, and In the pun
ishment Of this offenso ne distinction
shall b made between principals ana
accessories. Tho property Of all such
criminals shall be conAscated. ant
their wives and children distributed
- slaves 70 the great officers Of state
. . . The parents, grand parents
brothers and grand children Of such Grim
insls. whether habitually living viii
them under tho Same roof or not
shall DO perpetually banishsd Il
the distance Of two thousand leagues
and all those who ~purpossly concea
or cennivs ct this crime shall DO strAn
gled. Those who inform agairst Grimm
ais Of this class shall BE- rewarded will
the whole Of their property.
II the crime 10 contrived. but not exc
cuted. the principals are 70 DO stranyle'
and the accessories punished with blow
and Punishment.