Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 189, Vevay, Switzerland County, 8 August 1835 — Page 3

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the ofileinl statement of the whole number of votes in Swihx-s-lnnd oimt v, for the various candidates: A I GUST 3, 1S35.

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Cvxk&U. IKnJD, - - 331 13 1 GO! 0:V: 50 17' 683 j A.uk; ?mc. - - - 192 113, 7 1, G3! 12 y 463 'i ;5iriSrrCEuili:sa?S3.' 359! 100 50! 43; 34! 16 602 .Hniivi sl.r.vAtvn - ; 130!. o ni 12; 16j s 34 .U'xkmcIcv te!?K!laii, 1 is; go 63! 54j G 196 .'e:ui:il3i-EiS, - - - 11 77; 7; 33! 0 ! 140 vi:M.ia Sect, . - ; 2; l; I 3 HiiKlCcilCoil, - -:3tV I32! 56 45 40 Is' 660 Kili E,2CcHeId, - - 210, e7 7y 100: 21 5r 482 .".a "tepfetOll. - - ": 47 0 244. I29' 140 86 23, 1100 !:Hra C&im&crHii, - 31?! 24: 33 2 37 24; 433 p-rs verefea. - - - j 3: M5l 4f- 92 8 525 ir, . lO-l I2'( 7 31 21 18l IS G2i 4( 9 1 161

obvious to all men of discernment, that Ve-' vay, at no very remote period, is destined to be one among the first rate towns on the great

Ohio river. Tradesman, Mechanics and laborers of all kinds, of steady and industrious habit?, are much wanled, and such who are not stilled for life, are earnestly invited to come and ex amine the premise?, and secure lo themselves a spot fur the trilling sum of sixtv to three hpndtied dollars, upon which they can with

ease and in a short time make for themselves

a comfortable home, where they may literal

ly enjoy the blessing of life " under their own

vine and n peachj tree'

JOHN r. DUtUUK.. Vevay, Indiana, July 1.

of cebfagion, and the very miasma of pesti- enormou? sum, in the matfor of the purchase

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To Tradrsmns, MSeclianies. Laborers and other. The subscriber oilers FOR SALE, on accommodating term-. FIFTY BUILB2NS LOTS, of a quarter of an acre each, situated in various parts of the town of VEVAY, The sect of justice of Suitzerlayid county, in the slate of Indiana. The town of "evav, is handsomelv situated

commodiously and liberally laid out, on the

bank of the Ohio river, twenty feet above the llood of 1832, on the south east part ol

fractional section 11, town 2, range 2, w est,

in the district of land sold at Cincinnati,) half

way between Cincinnati and Louisville, and

on the most direct route tnom Lexington Ky. to Indianapolis la. The daily line of mail

boats, plying between Cincinnati and Louis

ville, regularly touch at the Vcvay landing to

exchange mail bag, and to receive and put

out passengers and goods, and it is confidently expected, that next season a line of mail sta-

will be put in operation from Georgetown

Ky. through Vevay to Napoleon la., there to intersect the line from Lawrenceburgh lo

Indianapolis.

Besides the daily mails by water from Lou

isville to Cincinnati, Vcvay has the advant

ages of a weekly mail from the Great Cross

iiur Iri-weckly mail from Shelby ville Ky. ; a weekly mail from Napoleon la.; a triweekly mail from Lawrenceburg la.; and a tri-wcekly mail from JelFersonville la. Ai rangenn nts are. about being made lo re

sume the issuing of a periodical newspaper from the printing office here, which has lately been interrupted by unavoidable circumstances. The building of bridges has commenced across lndianCrei k below, and Plumb Creek ubovc, which w e i completed will render Vevay easily accessible at all tim?s, from all

Ul'NStlLL, ODIOlt.M-j k Co. are sterc- pans of the county Aitlvmt ferrying, and tend r.tvj i i, and will soon puliiiSu in a vohutie lai to inciease itsliade. lorre-pondiiig in mzu :: ni fu in to that of JSix Owing toils natural advantages overall Mont? s in a Convent," the Nli-pi.imknt to six other places in the county, Vevay was select-J.los-m in a Conm-.n r. coofn ming the nairu- ed by the commissioners appointed by the Letie eV tli:;ir.rc Tnr.ur.sv iU:Ki, by the tes- gislalure, as the most suitable place for the tinvtnv of iu .re than one hundred witneses, county seat, and accordingly did establish the tt-ii:e tatt nn nts, have been given to th seat of justice for said county of Switzerland Committee v ills some futlu r explanations to bf and remain permanently fixed on the of the narrative by nv.-s llr.r.n, and an expo- public squa e of said town, where thecourtfiti n of the m rtem of CiJ):sri-:a Li.irvrio.v, house now slanu's; the situation, being the h the i !,) ;i'.!( e of p:i:lii li iii A!-o ami- most cenlial on the river, suitable to build a

town on. And I ateuy, the commissioners siinil 11 1 v appointed, to select a site for the to.

Insurrection in Mississippi, &c.

An extraordinary excitement exis's in va

rious counties in this state, against colored

poople, who are aiming lo gain, what Justly

belongs to them, of which they have been de

prived, their freedom their advisors and a

bettors, the steam-doctors and gamblers; ;

happy association. We wish uccess lo the

former and most honorable cl:s 1 ;t then

have freedom, by peaceable means, if poss

hie, or by honorable fofe; but howexer they

in, iv deal with their malu enslavers, let them

lare the females. The steam-doctors fur

nish the blacks with the most active poison to

idmintster indiscriminately, and encourage

lem to massacree all the males and ugly le

males and take the young and handsome fur

wives.

ence.

and m tintenance of forty more houses for the !uae of it.

When lhe!ocnmiiiv T,;:inc was passing the

Too dear for ike H hitilc. A lellow Mioj ased through this place the present w-cck.

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nrcl ending to be from Mississippi, nnc Ijcmg Q,,r 0rtl.c imraisexc lame;!. 'V. elitl.nt b ais

lesitousol enioying a little bnel consequeiu e. ; ti P crv (i i r.f V i nw . r:-u.r c r, fas

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by having it supposed he was posscsseu oi i r,S(U thort lop.."

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great tieai oi money, reprcseniou ioai ne

)urchasing matched horse?, for whun he

would pay cash. About six or eight miles

south of this he met a ra;.n residing in this

icinily, going with a pair of gn v Iioi sps to

Mantua, and stopping the stage, proposed to

airchase the horses; a negociation was in"mtliately entered intorand soon terminate d in a

bargain, by which the purchaser of matt ln d

lorses was to pay the owner of t lie treys $1 IU

lor trie pair, it !ie would take them to l.har-he n fcMfn. I,.,, ,ccn killed, ai.d turns cut to

don his greys were ready to be delivered !;,e n p,riC

Thi? Sairrn (N. J.) Uanncr snyc. the farmers in ih it vicinity Lv e cetrinf ne'd barvcsling 1 ii r wl eft. 1 e ; rd caty. ;nd that the crcps will be as good, and pro! a! iV ' Iter, tl an fcr rrary years pa-t. The i.erit in particular, will be heavier ll;an u:'.;.i. T'f T'g'r which wa seen in M ic'dlrT-oro'

w-ood. ai d which w as nlierw nrds dorid' d to

when the stage arrived, but the cash was

in Mississippi. The vender, not being

abl i to got his writ in time to arrest the fal

low here, pursued the fellow to Painesville.

where he was arrested, and compelled to payover all the money he had, about twenty dol

lars, merely for the pleasure ofblowipp a lit

tle upon hi whistle. Char.Ln. Sptctrdor.

The roitity of London, in Virginia, with a population of 20,000, h?is not had an indictment ior crime in more than three ears.

d. two miles from the O-

wn-!ij. a rich and w?r(K3esst of

5" O r? I S ( i li iT i il i(t i'!. Of v.'k. blue, drab, and mixed ("LOTUS, JU.M-k. bbie.and green SILKS. V'uit-. green, and n d l" LAN XELS, lii ... i... j ;inJ u:i!d.M(.hed DOMLsTiCS. r yarions tj'iaiititit. widths and prices, 1:1 ick asiddrab ClilCASSIA.XS, Shaw Is. -ot variciis colors, and prices, VSob'mcl Ht'd siliv eib. Ladks awl gentrs.shcsin great variety, A vat iv-' of vi I vet. Crape I -obc-,-.f yarious colors, M l! u.rt-!':!.s. j'i ene'; C:.im-'re Pink and painted muslins, Cravats, llan.lkt rc;ii, i. Patent thread and ;iiks of various colors, Plain Jaconet, Pio'e.net veils and lares. Cotton hoi-e for ladies and genlb;men, Ki 1 gloves, tapes ot various colors & widths, Niik and cotton biaid, lb-d ticking, of yarious qualities, Cr,non yarn, Leghorn honaet-. Looking i;la-r-s. i'ainted buckets, CCC. &C. fiicjuors. inerw. in lirrorst variety, jj.ti La RU'Lit v obj ecu, u;t::i will all he uid on very reasonable

Annual Election,

?or Switzerland county, took place on Mon

day last,

JOSEPH C. EGGLESTON, Esq. was

elected lo represent said county, in the legis-

ature. RALPH II. COTTON, was re-elected

sheriff.

JOHN STEPLETON, was re-elected to

the office of coroner.

PHILIP BUTTONS. Jln. was elected

county commissioner.

A curiosity. A few davs since, as the ln-

horers were excavating the earth to lav the foundation of one of IJoott Cotton MilU. near

Central Uridge in this town, they found log-, nearly a foot in diameter, and several feet

long, at Iwcniy-threc feet below the surface of the ground. The spot was about a hun

dred feet Irom the precent margin ef Mcrtimack river. The wood was sound and perfect, aid could'be easily recognized as n' . Near the same spot were found also leaves in

a perfect state cf preservation ; the scalloped 1

edgings d stinct and entire; they were plain

ly oak: leaves. The bed on which the wood and the leaverested was hard gravel, and doubtless an original formation, m iking the hed of the river.

the earth above them, was llluvial. Thou-

ands of years must have been requi-itc for the

formation of the earth about this materials: and yet decay had not reached the wood, noi even the oak leaves, which seem much more deslructicablc. Lvxell Courier,

A letter, datfd Nantucket. June 1625. ravs "he pen where the sheep-she nrirg lately took place, was a trdle ions, and 1 H.f 0t) hc ep were in a short time deprived of iheir wool. It was an interesting sight."

Qnnr'.rrtf for the Tcih I. Ti e "Palm of Col"n bia" will ra'o on the baldest pate.it is said, in a few d iv. the rrtct luxuriant crep of hair: ard "Oldridge1 Efrdm"' hrirgs rot the whi-ker and r- r'irnwc, pr( vert; jrrnv lncd;3 f . n i ,

and cies a hrantilul curl to the tresses to which it es applie d.

On the 2nd nb. bv I '.i. os T itlleHicid. esq.

-VlM.IM 0K, tO tei-5 IsAEZLLA DlCil'.NSO:,

all of Sv.i.;er!and county,

Border sevjle. We have just received intelligence by a gentleman direct from Toledo in the disputed territory, there had been a

fracas at that place growing out of a Michigan Deputy Sheriff,!!! arrestinga itizen of To-

Oeneral Harmon 1 he Cincmnalti papers i vdo. wfiic,, lhe (k , Wa stabbed, dansay that gen. Harrison declares that he will Proll,v, though thought not to be morlal. not act second fiddle to any man that he will!- ,,10 w;)Und inilicUd i;y a 9()I1 wf Majo,

not serve as vice president. No danger gen.

you will never be troubled with acting first

or second hudle. Depend upon it.

Indiana Palladium David V. Culley has disposed of bis share in the Palladium office, to Edward Curtis.

General Pike This beautiful boat, latel) made a trip from Louisville to Cincinnati, in

twelve hours and fifty-five minutes, including

toppages all m day light, between sun and

sun.

Stickney, the same gentleman who was so ill treated by the Michigan people last spring. Ohio .Ihiiitvr,

and nu,uei ;;le U uns. ELI AS C. CR AIG. ljcimont. July 13, 1So5. S L" V P 1 .EM ENT TO Ix MorsSlis in a t'anvent.

something from the other counties, relative to

the election ol a congressman; but all, is uncertainty yet.

irom all the verbal accounts we have re

ceived, not a single doubt remains, but that

George 11. Dunn is elected. Let all, bow

the knee vox populi, vox del. 1 he reported

majorities, areas, follows:

DCXN, LANE.

Switzerland, official, maj. 225

Jeaiborn, supposed olhcial, lv!J Vanklin, reported inajoiily, 2G

Decatur, SO

lush, 4G

Ripley, 1T5

lrT Sf-p bnw npnrtbr murk fhn Ttr.nlvilb

In r,rr;imp. ..!.. iu u o,-U l.lor,. i b- ,1:,d f being sent to sea, if they had bet.t

election, the editors guessed at the result, and P,,r" ,)Ut J,u)' ',re ri.ch- 'l!ld tlll is uCicicnl

allulted the votes and niaioril.es, as iollowii to str UlcIn Irom juslicc,

LANE, DUiNN, li

I ranklin, 760 VJZ 88 Dearborn; 1,350 880 470 Hush, 1,045 778 2t7 Decatur, 480 030 Switzerland, COO 487 113 Ripley, 455 3U7 48 4,710 3,901

liutt; nai i ative nf tin e.lope-ni -i I of miss Hal ri n wit'.i anappen lix.

l ' l is L lit utioii (irais the common mind, setnin iry of said county, have loc ated lhe Just a t'.i" twig is bent, the tree'? inclined." same on a beautiful eminence adjoining said More than half of the above work has al- town, commanding a delightful view of the ready gone throng'! the press. It, puhlica- same and ol the romantic scenery around

lion ha- been delayed to wait the promised on which site lhe seminary is being erected.

"documentary evidence which lhe 'dady su. I be vicinity is admired lor its ne.at larms, ex

perior," and her "preliminary," in her answer tensive orchaids, of a great variety of lhe

to mis- Ue d. pledged them.-clves to produce most delicious fruits; and the celebrated vine-

imm diatciv. It u:i 1 r-io 1 thai the design yards, winch afford an abundant supply of an

is abandoned. Sliouhl it not have been liie agreeable, wholesome an J cheap wine, to the

committee ;ue desirous l meet till e vidence use of which, the noli appearance of the cho

that can be produce d to discredit lhe "nana- lera, and the unrivalled henthiness of Vevay,

tive. i hey are al-o particularly desirous lor the last fourteen years, may perhaps, in

to onlam copies ol the Covu e s and other l)i- some degree, be attributed.

j- iorii s, and the genuine rules of St. Angus- Materials for building, can be obtained here

1 i tit', which were in use at the Convent. as cheap, if not cheaper, than any where else

Th' ?e documents, which would fully conliim on lhe Ohio river. The country back abounds

miss ileed. the Inendsol lhe Convent withhold with a variety ot the nest timber, and many from 'he public. saw mills are in operation on I'lumb and lnTbe publishers are confident that the sap- clian creeks, from two to eight miles distant rlem Tit, will he found equal in interesting from town; in addition to which, there is in

detail to the original

will lie greatly superior

vine in g demonstration

important facts, proof, and arguments in a pop- town,alfords a safe and complete shelter from d.uUes ,of lhe ' w "Jn3. Can an Kil death.

..P..- r.m l,-.x. .1.1. !,-. I... tUn i,:. fr K,...m nnrt nl hnr lo.-.U. Stniin.rnr "- c ou .v." as loe tXISl-

and arranged in soinail a"-naca ia the w hole building and navinc of lhe best quality, are inS regulations of the business ol the city com

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history ot the catholic conlrov

ect is truth and argument etivc.

Gambling and murder. A met disgraceful and shocking scene occurred at Covington,

Ky. yesterday afternoon. A white man by the name of Hutchinson was playing cards with ;i negro, in lhe presence of a large num. her of persons, and another white tr.ari by ti e

name of John Pierce was belting with ilulchinson on the game. A quarrel ensued, and

Pierce struck Hutchinson a severe blow on . I I1 11111 i

rn,rrir0ir,.,.,.,;inJn:(i.nnrrn,r l!i'e ncxK, whicn Killed mm uvstanm. OO

is lonaswe could, in the hone of hea.W muUl fyr Ba-'S 011 S.imlay with a negro

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1TLRE.' S, reports pit judicial to rry titi to tho scuth-.'a-t quarter of section 2,ii town-1 ip O., of 1 at go west, (on which lhe al ( ve ns-nic-d town i located.) have been put in rircvdati..n. 1 subjoin ti e certificate of Ira Mc r.denl-all, ( sq. recorder, and of Edward Pattop. esq. clnk, wiiich I presume will dispel ail fe;;;s itpoii that subject, OCT" My transartiors, sirce 1 came to the count, l-ave Li. been jvsi?,r s all my neighbors well know, for I spend it liberally among them. W I LLI A M LA RENTE. Centre Square, August 8.

KT" This bind was patented, by James Monroe president of the V. S. to Robert liovard.on the 8th of Dcrr-mber. ISIS. 'S OFFICE, J ivni. Jiiti(?1 7, 15. I, IRA MF.XInXirLL. recorder of Switze rland county, state of Jndiana. I c c-1 v rertily. that it appears, by the records in niv

C'llice, that itotiert Hi.vaid and wife, deeded

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COG luo 437

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This has been the strongest vole ever giv

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en 111 ovvnzeriauu county Hi ovules were

cast.

Cincinnati Whig.

CrnpowAinp: V'e hav ecn it stated

thai one of the ycung men in high hie accused of forging the name of a Clergyman inil is city, has been sent to sea, and the other i soon to follow him.

How can this be? Is the law ngainst forge

ry only to punish the poor hut are the fuis

of the rich to escape? A. Y. ,Morn. Ihf.

lcs, it ever will be so. I he wllian who

peculates upon the miseries and misfortune-

of others and he who from the inato deprav

ity of bis heart, prov ided he be neb, rbsona large settle, go at huge with impunity while the poor funished wretch who steals a loaf el

bread to keep life and soul together, hunted down, until he, in desperation, is driven to extremity he commits a greater ctitne, for

the first oiiw is called a crime, and then he

ends his day upon the sratf ld. We too, ask ' How c an this be? Little would have been

the commissoration these young men would

have received little chance would thevhave

to Stephen S'evv.rt. 00 the -ih ,!av of October, A. I). 12.) that Stephen Si rem r! r.-al vvif. deed, d lhe same qtiarter -"ticn of .w unto John r-enr.-p. en (hp 0:h j i- of Mav, A. D. that Jol-M P. Fteeman. el ch'd

th- f.imc q nrtor section ;i lai d unto Mo.-,, s Cbamberlin. oi lhe 1:-th dt:v of A ill, A. !.

ISn that Moses ' "I amla iliti aud'wife. deed ed the snni" quarte r s- c!ion of laod rit Isaac Chamhet l:n. c n t!te 5:h da if Augu-i, A. J). ISni and. tii.it .;a:ic Chamherlin and who, deeded the same quarter sec! ion of land it'-io Wii.uam L ' w !:t:a r. on lhe 25tb kiv f Sep. t'Tiher. A. D. !-StS that ihere ;:te o v:ori-e-cf or ' .';.. ee-.:Jcd hv any of li e a-

bove n T e'd pc-rcti-. .n or pgainst said ! on t!:e rccoid. in mv -aid t ffice.

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rcsauj. in , e;;. loss -ov-?-.t 1

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of t!

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SUA MENDENHHLLv Recoi tb r.

The s'-itr f in !:'rn S

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Cincinnati Rrp.

Michigan. -The expcutivc ha issued a

proclamation convening the legi-lative coun-

150 cil ol Michigan, at the c ily ol Detroit, on tin

seventeenth day of August, for the purpose c I

Mihrnilting matters ut hih import to their c on

sulci atton. Dctruit Fnc Puss.

MG. 1 ,,e UeCH! .o-ie.Cnpt. de Hart of S;aten

ArnL lno- r.niii.,a m:iioril v.

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i-i.iiiu uu ,1 uip 10 ioik river in lehuarv

A use for female prisoners. The New Or- lust, was blown olFtosen, capsized or wreck leans American lakes the corporation sound- cd taken otTlhe wreck, carried to Havre

ly to task for neglecting the streets and gut- Prance, and returned heme a few das since; ters, and thus speaks of the means of cleauli- when and w here he found his disconsolate wile ness: There are only 21 negro wenches con- in the weeds of mourning and bereavement

lined in the calaboose at present nine oil Ins temporal affairs altogether settled hi

ly. that upon a can cords of said court'

pro! aU- coui !s, ecru.

!iil cvitiih'u! : u of the ie--. io nv c-fiiec. 5 I'iOil thi le

s no piogment nor pniiMneii!-, , j :n. r. i'eie

r di -1 1 ioi';i,i, i,t dii g m.aM-ih fl agai1 st lohcit Povaid, on t: e'e:!, day . l" i u ! V. 1 IK5 thai, there w.-.s .' io.h,ei nt- 4 f tny I'iMiie or 1 1 tire. 1 o .--.id doci.ei.-. -.igaiprt Stephen Stevait.on il e'j.ii e.. o' AJ;M'. A.

!. L "l that il. re w. y y r.aiie or 1 ati;ie, ot; : .bd.n P. lii iran. 00 '! 1

. P. !S".rt P,..t t! en w.-i. anv 11 t mm c r nat are, on i . 1

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h.iiiibi a ha. on the .'t!i i!;i ol

I). Lv'l--t:,at ti,ie were no

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narnilive, and that it said town, in lull operation, one or the best """- b" . -"i- ' , ,.-r "" - mi. u. .. ... n.t- m,.imu.o.

as a sound and con- steam saw mills i.i the western country. All !;"v" -- -, " " - leuiaii., ,u v,.v3 .m ... .c.u.o. . . ..... ..... - . . . ... . T . fiim r I U'hnm n ro lint M.lmVfl inll ti i I ... I .'ltHl Oil I t W lirrf ri 1 1 1 irr V-1 1 1 I v n (iiut'i ;ri'iiin

olthedangerulUCOi'S o! which, will no doubt, soon attract the at- v - - r .7 - 1 . "-':::" '1 . - . . . 1 1 .1 . 1 1 1 onlv noraona In iierlorill tllP wholo n-.-i t i.n.r.n lltld CI iseu t he rotn tneinora! 1011 ol las undouni-

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IVcst Point Aca Jt my. The nnnunl oxjnic

rover.v. The ob- abundant and convenient, as well as clay, of "'''es remain unaltered, what can we ex- of this institution to the United States, avcianol abuse and in- the bcsl quality, for making brick. ,pect to sec, but that our streets will remain ges 118,500. The Utc report of the Doa.d Possessing so many advantages, it must be lhe dePot of -lth tUe .concentrated essence' of Visiters recommends an addition to thU

of anv name or n.iliiic.ou -;,id docket?, egai. :-T L.oie l.'hamhei iin, on the Y.h day cf Se tenib'M", A. I). P.iol: c i es ! oiu' i'ldgment in

the circuit coat t. auahvu said I-

iu favor of Jo.-oph M

bas Siiu e been lulh j eid and, final!, that there is :: name or na.ure. ; .'aiiol

aae

a! in, f.-.r ,s-

an! . jad 1 1 ' n

on the doc!-"'- of -..nl com'-. y'x,'J; G i v n a I'hir iim 1

-.VA't 'ny

ano e l u ;.-

. w I id li-ehai:;ed r t : r-t. I any . ! . . w 1. i m : : 'i i- i ii;". id. ei,l th.1 i ,1 d iri nit o:.e1

ef Au-

c 011 t, at e , o-.a fc.iid, 'h.s e t-iil ii day

gu.-t. A. D. lS;--3. "EDWAKD PAITCW, ei