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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-06

Successful clock anal King is not a recent
accomplishment in this country, ss an
occasional 'grandfathers clock" st nling
percbance in some electorate niche OF d
samptuoas and modern home, will testify
by clear, mellowiy mournful but accurate
ticks Its an old boy indeed whoss
childish memories will not spring out from
cobwebbed and forgotten cranni.s of ths
brain when the ancient clocks decided
tones strike the ear
After this same pattern of clock is one il
the residence of James Bridge, Esq rhe
mahogany frame is black with az thai
lends rich dignity to its otherwise antique
appearance.
When on July 18th, 1897, Miss HANNAH
North, daughter of Hon. Joseph North was
united in marriage with James Bridge after
wards known as Judge Bridge. this clock
was a wedding gift AMI an elegant one. Its
maker was none other than the celebrated
clock maker, Gowen Browne of Boston,
the same who in 1867 made the famous
tower clock for the Old South church AMI
convinced the good people of Boston that
as good clocks could be made in this country
as on the other side of the Atlantic. When
the estate of Judge Bridge was sold til. old
clock was purchased by Judge Cony and Mt
the time of the latter death it was given To
james Bridge, who, its needless to say
prizes it very highly. Twenty years aga it
was slightly repaired and has since toll of
the hours without a miss
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AMUSE n ENTS.



We never had the pleasure of seeing VIM
IL. Crane III the character of "Senator
Hannibal Rivers but we do not see how
his impersona,ioH of that robust representa-
tive OF the hustling Western statesman
could have been much IT any superior 10 the
enjoyable interpretation OF tue part by
Louis Al'lrich at Portland theatre last even
ing. Nor il 1t at all surprising Why the
play has enjoyed such long and pr sper-
Gus run. II IS very clever combination Vf
humor and pathos, with the former element
happily predominsIing largely. AMI the
company-it is gilt edged; III fact half a
dozen OF the gentlemen were IN the original
cast with Crane, while the ladies all
artists and possess personal charms That do
full justice 10 the American bellies they i'm
personate. We could not praise one or
two members of the excellent company
supporting MIR. Aidreh without unJastly
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.

The railroad commissioners who have
been in session al their room in the capitol
left Wednesday They had under consi lera-
ton 4 variation in the location of the Ban
gor i Aroostook Railroad at Stacyville. by
this change two crossings over highways
are to be nbsiated.
Secretary Mckeen is very busily engaged
row in the work of holding farmers ipsii-
iates. He beld one in Foxcroft Tuesday
and passed through here "Wednesday on bis
way 10 hold one in Wales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-06

One of felfasts mos, esteemed and reliable citizens
says;
Gentlemen
am fiftynine years Of age. Fer fifteen years
I have had rheumatsn in my back, limbs and
joints. have suffered terribly, could no, rest at
night and WAS running down from pain and loss
Of sleep. My muscles and joints were 50 stiff
could only walk with the greatest difficulty. My
hands and fingers were so affected could not
hold pen TO write. ! badly OFF as a man
could be from rheumatism. had no hope Of get
ting better, my trouble had been OF so long stand
ing and of such severity On the. goth OF October,
IS9a, commenced taking Dalton's Sarsa paria
and Nerve Tonic and have. taken it faithfully to
the present time, cannot find words to express
VIVA, ii has done for me. Its something won
derful. 1t is. a miracle. At this date | am free
from pain My joints and muscles are supple.
can sleep as well as a child, can walk any dis
lance with ease, am very happy and very
grateful man, Anyone wishing 10 verify these
statements can address me at Belfast, Me.
IoHN NJ. SIMMONS.
Prepared by DALTON saRsApsRiila CO., Belfast, H.
Use Dalton's Pills and Plas,ers, also Dalton's
Liquid Deatiirice for the Teeth and Gums.
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ALoTTEaY scHEss
Mad o. fnee'ieai KsnssY ssr Faces -&aci.ns
Check.

4
| Among the old papers that foaa. ihsis
way 70 the writer's desk recently .s4s an ali
sertsing sheet sxiz Inches in size an
printed on one side only. Il Is hea.isa
| ssThs scber,a,.
| Of sfes, o.as, h., &c.,. ri
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as.s blank, r.
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lar Ia aavs,.;ssa ,h., ,,o,.,.
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n,ize. M. N,
Ne may sell i'ie GATE Oh this CT
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The following decision has been received
by Clerk Of Courts Choate, is the case OF
Stephen h. Atwood VS.. The Moos, he al
Pulp aud Paper Co.
Rescript 1t is the opinion of the court
that 4 mortgsgor of real estate, while he re-
mains in possession of the premises, and
before foreclosure of the mortgage, has
sufh an interest ia the promises morigtsed
rs viii enable him to make Il complaint for
complaint Tor tiowagc under the mill act,
provided there Is no objection To his so do
lng other than the existence of the mort
gage. And it is the opinion of the court
that the same ralr applies to land sold for
taxes or levied upon to satisfy an eSecu-
ton long as the owners right TO redeem
continues
'ase remanded for further proceeding,
IN the court hollow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-06

vas sufferer from catarrh for fifteen
years distressing pain over my eyes
used Elys Cream Balm with gratifying re-
suits. Am apparently cured. c. War
ner, Rutland. VT.
I suffered from severe cold in my head
Tor months and could get no relief. Was
advised to Use Ely's Cream Balm- 1t has
worked ike magic in its cure. l am free
from my cold after using the Balm one
week. and | believe it Is the best remedy
kno~n.-Samuei j. Harris, Wholesale Gro
Ger, li9 Front ST.. New York.
mnY3fhAOui&w fn3Pm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-06
Solid Silver Orange Spoons
i--Ar--t
LORD 4 IoWEll'S,
Granite B'uk Building. Augusta
IN IT

for YOU. less for us. hut still small profit, even
Al the extremely low prices ut which we quote all
Patent Medicines. We guarantees absolutely thai
all medicines purchased Of US are genuine.
We ship goods to all parts of the State, when
cash accompanies order by mail, freight OF
express. lou pay expense of transportation.
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LANE.

Charles Frohman's famous comedy sue
cess, Jane" will be presentel at the Opera
House. Tuesday. April IL. This comedy
was first produced in New York last sum
mer. when ii score brilliant run of over
TOO nights, play ing TO crowded houses at
each performance. 'Laue" Is in three acts
and was written by Harry Nichols and W.
festocq. It was originally produced in
London. v here it attained great popularity
1t has been revised and adapted by William
Gillette, and is sail to be the greatest COM
e,ly hit of years. The comedy is named
Jane" after one of its droll characters, 8
servant girl, who figures for few hours as
the wife of her employer. 1t Is full of com
i al situations ard the play may fairly bt
said to float along on stream OF laughter.
Jane" will be superbiy mounted, and vi!
have the benefit of strong cast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-06

Mr.. Bert Gross Of the North Parish los
valuable colt the other night The col
was by Aeantsra Boy.
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WEpNEspAY, April 18th

malpractice case of Cummings W. Holmes
vas argued by counsel this forenoon before
the presiding Judge. The court overruled
the uoiion and the verdict must now stand.
In the afternoon court adjourned finally.
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Personals.

Hon. Omar Clark of Carratank was in
the city e,inesday.
Mrs. j. H. King and Miss Eanics Hedge
have arrived houe from New York.
Prof. g. A. Robertson went 10 Bethe
Wednesday to see bis father. who is in
quite poor health.
Mr. Horace HAYNES. Mrs. II. HAYNES and
Mrs. II. II. HAYNES of Bangor were at the
Cony Wednesday.
Chas. \. Mars;on Esq. the representa-
nse to the Legislature from Skovhegan,
vas in the city Wednesday on hi. way to
attend meeting of luu1bermep at Gardiner
Report has ii that Rev c. S. Cummings,
of Rocklani. is expected 10 be assigned tt
The pastorate of the Green Street Metho-
dis, church.
Mr.. j. Clair Miuot, who remained out of
Bowdoia fer the winter term, to take a
position on the JouRsAL during the Legisis-
tare session, left "Wednesday on 4 hriei
visit to his home in Belgrade before return
ing 10 college.
President Drake of the Kennebec {
Boston Steamboat Co.. was in the city Wed
hesday. He did no, think the signs for al
early breaking up of the ice in the nvel
very encouraging. He said the boat woull
be pu; on as soon as the river is clear.
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WfEIH'S BEEF. IRON 4 WINE 70
Examine this list and compare the prices with
those that you have been paying for the sam.
article
All Electric Cars pass our door, and the fur.
from Angusta or Gardiner Il only q centn
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BURNED TO DEATH.


Editor Desert AcgG
Permit me to drop you fow lines
concerning sad occurrence that trans.
pired at this place last evening about
5 O'Clock at the home OF Brother J. @.
Berthelsen. After supper he and his
wife seated themselves ut tho table, he
for the purpose OF writing a letter
while she was busy with her fingers
rs mothers are usually In preparing
for the comfort Of her family. All OF
sudden one Leaf Of the table gave
way, upsotting tho lamp ia her lap,
satursting her clothes with the oil and
Mt the same timo setting them on fire.
Their two children u son about Ii and
little girl about years OF ago, were
also present. The children on see.
Ing their mothers clothes on IRE
were perfectly terrified. Brother
BeTthelseD, in striving to extiuguish
the flames IN his wife's burning
clothes, had his hands literally roasted,
and not until the clothing OF his wife
was entirely burned of except poE-
ton OF her cOrsels aud waist, was he
able TO extlnguish the flames, tho poor
woman suffering the entire time from
the scoTohing heat. With the cxcep.
ton Of the upper part OF her face aud
head her entire body was slnged and
burned. Tho screams Of the sufferer
soon brought help, and all that loving
hands could do was done to alleviate
the suffering; but about 10 a. IN. today,
after suffering untold agony, Sister
Borthelson passed away. She was In
eve-y way Rn exemplary, faithful Lat.
ter.day Saint and as kind and aiieo.
| tionato a mother ae ever bore that
dear and honored title. She will be
buried tomorrow.
Yours respectfully,
LAR3 MoRTENsEN.
SANFORD, March 8ri, 1893.
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the van, After them came tic caics
corps IN hili unii0fm, with Their filieg
aui side arms. There Wcic thee
bands tho Logan opera house
Land, Sweeteu's band lpun 1iUn-
don, and the HyTum baud. Tho
ladies Supdowur club uuI tue
Younp Mems Democratic club was
cut In force. Following sil these CAN'T
citizens Ia sleighs, OF whom thote were
hundreds. After the procession hal
dishanded crowd gathered in font
Uf tho Opera house anu called for
a suroch. sir. VIII Farrell read the
Inaugural address Of pre8iIgu. Cleve.
land In 1885. Chas. II. HaH then
made "a speeoh. Mombefs ni the w.
G.. \. u. have been nj WORK quietly Tor
long time, and rs result quite
strong temperance movement Is on
loot nnd there IL strong talg
Of making Logan once more n
prohibition town. Since tue last liquor
war tho cotponte powers 90 Logan
city have been enlarged, aul she cad
now absolutely prohibit the sale Of
liquor. 1t would probably a.d largely
20 nor popularity as an clucaIipnal
center.
a runaway ocCltEeu on saturday
that resulted rather hi'aairJusiy.
yhauncpy West was moving hs house.
hold goods whom some INDIAN camn
10y and scared hiH team. They ran Tor
some distance, then turning suddenly
around they tipped the sleigh over
aud the furniture was thrown Out an Il
badly broken. Another runaway was
caused by the procession a team
broke loose aud started 10 run, but u
man Jumped IN the sleigh aud reach.
Ing over picked the line. up and
stopped .hom before they had gone
very far.
Many mon are now working at La
Plata doing assessment work and re.
locating claims. Active operations
will alsO bo resumed In Blacksmith
Fork canyon in a short time.
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PROVO LETTER.
Grand Jury Report.-Eldcr Smoot Is
Betler.-NOies.

Speelai CoutyoudeHe, a TIE AoaL
PRovo, March 0.--rho grand jury
OF tho Fiat District court completed
their labors and submitted final re-.
port on Saturday last. They reported
they had examined into twenty.nine
cases and had found twonty.sevon In.
dictments, twenty-five under tho laws
Of the Territory and hveunder tho law,
Of tho United States. The county and
Provo city jails had been examined
anu found In good condition. The
asylum had not been visittd a. visit
would result Ia disquie,ing effect
upon the patients. The attention
Of the court was called o. the
TACT that prisoners committed 10
the care Of the officers Of the court
had been permitted To go at large with
out bait, such action GU the Inrt OK
officers causing great RISK OF prisoners
escaping and also having bad effect
upon public sentiment by drawing re-.
marks upon the lax execution Of the
lave. This crstioism ot the officers
was probably called forth by the fact
that NeilsGn, tho alleged murderer OF
his father III Mount Pleasant, has been
at large upon tue streets. The jury
further called attention ~ the fact that
murder had been committed ut
rhompsOn Springs, but the Unitei
States deputy mArshals had failed Ia
subpoena witnesses in the case. In
connection with this lhecouTt severely
reprimanded Deputy Marshal Bush,
and lie was instructed to have the
witnesses for the next grand jury.
1t isa pleasure to note that Hon. a.
o. SnloOt IL rapidly gaining In health.
lie Ia looking much better than he
has done for some time past. He Et.
tended meeting yesterday anu ad.
dressed the Saints.
Louis Grono.ki OF Salt Lake City,
who was fined $40 by JuBtlce AlexAn,
der for Rssaulting Mrs. Marks o,
Eureka, wns pardonei last Saturday
by Mayor DusenberTy.
William Allen OF Eureka and Mis-,
Cynthia L.. Van Leuvon OF Spring
vile have taken outa license tO wed
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LOGAN LETTER.


LOGAN, March "A fro started in
Toomb's Bros. livery stable a. about
two O'Clock on Saturday morning.
The origin OF the fire Is onveloped In
mystery. Ono theory was shat It was
caused by the crossing Of an electric
light and telephone wire; another,
that some person had Careiossly thrown
the stump Of cigar or cigarette among
some clothing that hung on the wall.
10 II "A frame building aud that II was
not entirely consumed before the fire
department could get ready for action,
Is marvel. II happened very
fortunately that some young people
had hired large sleigh that
would hold quite number
OF them, TO 70 to Hyrum, for
the purpose Of attending u dance,
and the hre started just about the time
they returned. The sleigh was turned
around and went over 10 the ireman's
hall for the hose cart. The chem cal
engine was also taken over but could
not DO used az its contents were
partially frozen. The huee, however,
were attached TO a hydrant ON the
bank corner and good stream Of water
was subi,nJ 5efo,. much damay, ,saa
done. Al the back pnrt Of In. stable.
ovsrheaJ. many tons OF hay wey,,
storrd. apd n Tie fire had Reached IL.
4, y,onII have besn aImnst i'm, ro.sIhIs n,
c,r1rar n. A wrdding marry wa, on
thsir way home luat NJ the timo M.
Are nell rnng. 40 there was nlentv of
Avoidance. Comnaratiyely little DAMAGE
was done. II Is fully covered by In
aurante.
Tina p,opls's Hotel has bean m.
op,ned law H. proprletors. Messrs. Jos.
| A. W,st of SHIT Lake and Xebsde.
Col,rin. II has been closed since IN,
! faihir. NJ tine lasl lessee. md the
owners could not afforJ 10 he, sIch
valuable nrouerty A, idle.
Amusements nave Deeh plentiiul Ia
Logan curing the entire winter;
anu WINE money mas oeeh scarce,
dances anu lheaters nave been
Wen phttOhlLeu' ihe flIth ward
Dramatic association gave very
cfeultAble PERFORMANCES Tor anis'eum
last week. Inc gypsy entertainment
gwen ~ the A. y. Ior the purpose Of
ploViulng arms TOT ,ho iSmae cs1ets,
Logan Home Dramatic oompany
make their how 10 the public. The
Two Ornhans ia the plnv chosen and
tbe l,,dinV maria are taken bv neonis
NJ exnarienre and ability. On ina
Jay evening the wort Landn seandi.
navian glee club viii give "a combinn.
ton ball Gnc concert In The sixth
ward meeting mousse
At n dance given by WIN Harr,s,
oroheslra M HYDE Park ON FrIdnv
night at which twenty'fye couples
from Logan were present's number OF
hats, overshoes, oVeiconls ana iadies
wraps were stolen' Upon being nou-
He'd Harris sent for an officer, the
doors were closed ana q search made.
Only one OF lhe missing mats was
found In the hal!, anu the search was
continued on tue oulslue. VVeic0ats
many plaees, some in sleirhs and some
i'm oiIt of the wny cDrneTs. Hats were
found on horsss, bncks, covered over
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pEsEREr NEWS OFFICE.
Home and Foreign Missionary,

And " a desirable acaui'ition also 70
eyory student Of Theology aud other
parSna who vsluos tho means Of aaVo-
eating and defending Schpiurally snd
Alstnrisally the Principles Of tho GoapaL
Tho wishes Of tho oompilors. that the
work bs published without profit 10 ~ 70
bo within tho reAoh OF every peroon de-
airing II, have boon studled In thia a.
woll as tho nr.t edition, and therefore no
discount eScep, for cost Of poaIags u NJ
lowed 70 dealers.
The book Is bound In four diierens
styles and sen. postpaid 70 sny address
Of the following
DDJfpC, IS cents, 65 oantas
Ih4OLD' Is osntas Snd &i.Ios
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, MONDAY MARCH G, 1898.

siycr Lake Driving Park addition l,io0 a
,. l. NU.snu ~ QUO q. EhnH. lni7
ulnrk 3D. silver Lake Driving rark
J. -. . aUson b, j.. 81. Xsison. io,. ia " u
ton ss,... ..-i,..,.....;..g.........-. 1900
lois 60 %, block rs. silver I.akc
! pr,,ng rafk sddliiC,9, ,;;............. 1900 o.
silver Lake nuylnE Park agdi
T.. e. hullak 10 Annie ratcrnr iot
4, block 3 Kelsey & Gnltshgh
Mary H.. 4. Haynes 10 Esther T..
rsrlat !, his fie.d .uryey..... 1000 o
pan seoton -, town.h'p soaih,
g. o. fntn.uurih and vito to =. \.
basrun, mart lot O., block ia. plata o.
Johu connolly o. 2. =. LAGOON, part
lot 4, block 80, plat A............. "
tfauk = itsrum ct nj. tu Matthew ".
. waller PAT Doc b, block b. plat 500 "
". ". walker ami N.fc 20 john ii,
WFiagr. ouc'third inivrytt Do pltt
q, lst blocE 81. pla...:........-.' 800 o
ihsro ON. onr.t THIRD inicfu iu pau
llt %. bloch 20. pl.f N... .......... 8i01 o
2. q. W. T. t1 Iuu O. lult", part l0t
. .. block q. plat A.......,.,... .... aiJl o
william %. Dhiif 90 b. So Iautiu.Hu,
port sc zion -, towuship q H.Htl,
."NEH . NtHi.ss.. .a s.. tassssssssa -uU %
3. w. lorLinsun aud wife O. NgHra a..
emo, uatt section - fuWr.lu
. south, range west .................... .Cl
Hannah Miller tn hn. lee o. STOW.
ems, part lot o, block %. plat De-. goo y
Jofgph illrtu- and Vito Co William
i.ftnr part snu'lUr luartU. NJ
northwest quarter, toH Dc town.
snip 2fnutI, range wet ........ 1915 q
Joseph .iarAct gui wife tu william
a. NHrhcr,plrt snuthvDst quarter
oil northwest quarter a... ~,
tnwufnip south, range Wosi... CO.. q
VIM, NlUkay aud wife 90 ututl
MlckhN part toc. %, iuwuHu.p
. south, range ! WUat...... .. ..s.. 80
v J. tUIuo uHd wlic 90 a. 30. Mr.
CARNEY, interest In lois . too,
b.tca i4i pla, L...,,.,....,......,,....,..
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500 PATTERN DRESSES.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

our Styles are Exclusive. Workmanship the Bo5t We
offer the Largest Selection and Prco5 the Lowest.
Tho latest spring Dress Trimmings not 10 DO oso
whore. Beautiful Designs in Passamontoro Applique,
Moss and Feather Trimmings. Persian Bands, Black
and Colored SIX Gimp Edges The very newest IN Jet
Gimp Edges. Lovely White and Coorod Pearl Gmps.
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
FILED IN M Office ~ ne county rccorder Of SAT-
Lake County since pm. Saturday.
J.T brown ct nj. 10 Maria schaellng,
lot D, block d, Jordan placa......... 800 90
j. j. smell aud WHO to Josonhino
Mesick part Of lot ., block 90, ilatB 10 90
Melvin Hooker, by u. 5. Marshal, To
hetho Palmer, lots 20, %, IS,
block |, Wiikinton's Subdivision
" '..s.ss....t.,.,,..,, COZ W
j. NJ. Nelson ~ j. l., lawson, lots in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-06

Mighty Array of slooias in NEW SPRING GOODS All
that is CHOICEST, sIGHTMEsT and WORTaIESF
sHoRN Of tie Exravagar Profits usually piled on Nogo les
tho first o.! The Season WATERPROOF SILK 4 New
discovery Known as the ORIENTAL ami proeC oil by
PATENT. New Method OF making silk Waterproof pure
and simple without making It arHgh, al the same lime
rendering soft aud brilliant For sale in three widths.
"a in Use yard 81 in, SlOO yard. 20 in, SLi5 yard.
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Baby Cured SGaII Head
Bad Case. Two Doctors No Good.
Tries Cuticum. First SCI Helps.
-Four Sets Completely Cure.

oar baby rtad was born NOV. %. i.0i From
her birth .he hit -ell iDii uril Hh. was iHlr
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''1rl'. Us- sll1 is fif arI sm .it. 900 .-i'p
}gr.Oltiy Wr'l. Portrait iarIUf0t. . would rut dI
without CuueruA l,ENInf.a. all t4u r0cl.aaI. al
uen 10 rI0st rlre|ieHf fHr DIIIdf"1.
Mra. SETH JrHH, NlllIiuii N'gh.
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asked as to the reliability Of the report
which had gained currency nero roll.
tive to large colony OF negroes being
shipped in, the gentleman st,ted he
knew nothing about ~. lie stated that
some negroes hal been out here and
some Of them might settle here, but
did not think n COLONY Of them would
come. He said they would sell the
laud 10 negroes or white luople NJ long
as they were decent aud would In.
prove the land, as 1t had lain idle long
enough.