The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-17 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM, &I's.. IL This day the Refotsarss dined Ingather at oho U ti les Rams. for lb. petposo of cooteliting the feel. Mg which pervades this tools nod of deliberating epos Ike best means of foraillediag lisp now in 'hien th. v e•pte Mr. Wucolow use pripiptii, yid eslisernol the Meeting nollt Meet.•q and • it. It being understood Om Mr. Johnson. of Mooches. tor, intended to be present at tie Sleeting, be was re. soloed iw the teen by an immense essentiality of „ on ,. sn o ods S o omit, them joy at the triumph wYieb his litoitims had schiempll, as call as their in dignation at the condole of big pefserotots. Ms. Job•••• addressed the ppoplo, not lons Mao WOO, is • speech of considerable length. giving a detailed account of the ussitacte, and of the sofa begs Is which be had bees vsposed. wotrileu IMPWN, SErr. 14. A crest Mk was prodorird bore this aftersoon, by the Mei of the arrival of Mr. Warder, sod a tietifi• cads* iridostrinnly nor mood the town, that it sea the (riensios of that Gentlutes to fattier the people, In On moisi, wish as heritage, es the late framer. lion at liaothester. I sent, shortly after fire o'clock, to the Peacock Ins. when I ender toed Mr. Monet hall pet op. Unread between 300 sod 400 collected wood the dean. I sits informed r e ltaler had jest came firm flirminglsam, • here hefted bees at a public dimmer. Ile •as4ctinipsond hen by a Lady, sod Mr. Rag*. Ike pablisßer of the Dirseinghiso Argus A board was carried about the street, with a Osumi es k. regent's* the people to Min at Sanw-hill at ale o'clock, shut Mr. Wnoter wield address Ely that hour the crowd PO fietorr-bill beams pretty nuatermas ; I think there 'sold put be lets than between 3,000 and 4,000 per son aseembled Jost about via MI Wootxst piennied himself at the wiadow of tie hour, in the attitude to speak, end oat creole«) wit• loud cheers. Ile vet «rot Ike Manchester atrocities, congtatutatyd the «idiotic, we the spirited wenn« in stitch the rigs , of Lon. deo. Westminster, and other places. bad core Inc. ward if , ter justice done to the ihjeted ; and hotted On example wield by f..llowed throughout the king din at large. lie spoke for nearly an Ivor, atsd withdrew timid sertamatioys. e asult•tode main. Wood Rood order throaghoot, and aro sow almost wholly disputed. F.PIUR kki AM/ PARODY OW A sae LOTIGA4.O . • 111A11111111011. Sew folks lA-re Fur eh. NI slel, That mow ohamald wrd use w fee G.M. Othrre arils. as fuelfth. ‘ , l be Om., void. *Tisite• . rtr amag oat ler I. se tio wry The4l—la cif wires rat bch saft.al prove. (Es wed fir away, Woos on Nord for L.re. Loan recusant —l4 the last arrival from Chili. a variety of particulars relative to Lord COCIIWAnt have been communicated, which have not hitherto been made public. The neutr.l ensels thus were in lb* harbour of Callao at the time tha block a , 's wee annoenced, made nil from thence on ilia 1 lib of Mauch, and proceeded to the port of Geeinrey. Lard Cuciaasie had shin every diaposition on Is. leer and protect British Mei Chant ships, and • per. hefty good ooderstsoding sehaisteil, in rmioqiermee, bemires him and their Commanders aid Siqmicar. gees. An opinion was entertainer! In Guarino', where the tell state of Lima was sell that if 1000 troops could advance to sappott the blockade by I.OItICOCIISAIst, the city would certainly 1411 It *Mars by • letter, dated tlanriago de Chili, April ; 26, that the measure of declaring Callao in • slate .of blockade was neespected on the part of the Chi. lien Gnernment, sod thus thew were by no meths pleased with a step which deprived it, in the es. 'sting of 210.000 dnllsra m a ns., %bid, the cargoes of the ve.sels from Liao entail hate sup plied. No espectotion *listed is Chili that any irrup. tint or attack could for a coasiderahle peri..ll be made open Lima. Oise regiment anti a avadron of cavalry bad passed the Audits for that tle s tiestios, but no others were to follow, the army being under eiders to noes the Cordiilera for the defence of Ilue. aos.Ayres, obese tire 'spotted armaineet front Cults tad already become the object of great solicitede and esaitity. bird COCHRAUS had levied a contribution of 70,000 dollen on the inhabitants of the nett of Conant, which was tle Mat fruits of hie esprldition against lAms. Tie .umber of Pilots who were Bre. fish subjects on Ilberd his squadron was about 850; sod, with a tries to the enc.ioragement of his comps. siesta in arms, he had dittrlbeted among them, as prise-meney, 100 dollars each man; deferring, for the present, on his own part, any share of the The meander of his lien eel composed of Creoles end Chilies. Ills views against the rich Beet from Pause to Lima, ender the y of the Cleopatra filgate, have been been mentioned. It Is Staled, en the inforstailos of a vessel that arrived at Valparaiso about the 1 lth May, that this fleet was within sight when she quitted Lord COS:HUNK', squadron. Their'ltoyal Highness , * the Doke sad Duchess of CI-ARROWS were yesterday 'sported to snits et RMS. gate from Dunkirk. The Royal yacht went round from Calais to that place, from which they intended to embark. bat the npap-tides prevented the vessels sailing before vest. day. It is possible, indeed, that the vessel did not venters to pet to sea yesterday, as it blew a severe gale from the N. E. LITIRATUIM—The most interesting and valeabla velum of new sad eyeful information, which foe Many years has been presented to the Public, is the first Volume of 17se Journal of New l'oyoges and Travels. This Volume, at only 201. bound, contains Ste complete works. separately worth ten guineas; aid the chief casuists of ail works, value other tea gains& A compete work, as usual, will continue to be published ow the 151 k of every month; bet for ex portation, the sin numbers dons op in a volume, sod the velem* of she Monthly Mogesine, constitute to gether a body of sotivalled cestemperary Literature and Science. CO/MORAL PRINDONENTS an Fenoou.--The her. rid case of ;reeky lately recited at the blaming being amid Set hate eccerted, if Bloir's Schoolße• • rkeez bed bent adopted is the seminary In question. Registers produce the same application by ex alting estalatioo, which lemetofote has been escited by tear of Ignominious posishmesta; and they have bees adopted with groat secesm Is hooked, of our first academical ellabllshmt sta. Tilt. ATATINNIAN To rag EDITOR or Tel STATESMAN. --r-- Sto,—Upo laying down jeer inrallsabla Paper this 'Toning, I am oraad to voquiro,—is the cum of Mote tlio came of ;n41,18180 right, of jostles.. and of 'listing oveysa.it) ? It II bo, who Will toast it ? What Can mottially prevail sittinat —lt mast mewls proceed ea the light that emanates from thy son, of the saves of the neon propel peels oars onward. Who is be, et of *hat mount is ha, wham., his artificial rank, that dare raise his voice against the sacred sqsality of human nasal, Its rights, yaj *tents. and Necessities?—What art thy is.. crab's palliatives, the vein apologies for esisting wrong., with •hich the hireling Naas is aver tees. ing ?—Whet soya shoat, het so many additional alias loots to the Friend,' of Reform, to pawed steadily, coarageoasly, and paralysingly, to thy attainowat of their tightens , ' and no leas necessary ohjact. When Pavia. 'lamas has talc,.—.hen insulted, Injured, mama! hoinanity &lasing& who dare clatartot ? If any, and aspyrially if any dare resist 04 , 4114 mm, let than ha quickly pat to ailaner. Shell thecae,. of general justice, galena industry, (moral porticks• lion in the bosaty of osier, fall to the ground, be. nest not adatscood, or heraosa app.'s(' by the op. palest and 'hp po earful P Forhid it the [bowman of all gt.ed so men ! Fotbiti it every hotatt as. that dare mat Lit tight, at the saga tine that ha stoold l amest that of hia oftighh•tar There is • poinriplc of *nice.. of mseemory sidral e q uity in Reform. that wooders it perfectly ie. sensible for the present. and which mast render it victorious in the end. F... who ran centime. i's oneortieo, of right bolsters man end men, hut lb. in. Wester' few. who use and fatten on the minim' rot. rapt ao.litinoiteoo vale of things? The Friends of Refnion oust ureonoorily be far sore onowooss and pawed.' than aptiPlifg at 110.inght There mast he, in thnesaistle of InalifieN. a decent keeping between Reformists soil Corrootioniots, front the dependency of life and she intercoms. of business. There is not one trailromen in ten, nor perhaps in a hundred, who would not loud a 0411 P of finings that *mold soon fol. low upon the entutiestints of a trete ;Nippier linage of Commons. prow fled the change ern. effected with l eufme to person end property ; and certainly ail the Iffusger to Other would cow from the oppiwunts of • semoveud state of society. Whet, is the new of common sense, meld conteibeie so much to the wal rus* of the Siete, end to individeal prosperity end hoppineu, then a II issue of Ciimmous so equitably mown from ammo( the people, led an timely noise& shot it should at all time- s ; iessk the will of the people ? —What would it be bet the free operation of the natineal intellect, ( Ailed sod impelled by a spirit of genesal equity, and seeing only for the welter. of the whole and of every pert ?—Whn, bet the grossly into ireis?erl or perverted, rut oppose, or be indifferent to a Cause, whirls has human happiness for its object, items/I.d on the simple sod imperishable multiples of the eqoali.y of man end was. of the same Wyss of Indsvideal right. and the Calagli"a pro perty in the earth and its productions ? Skull the fortune., say to the seforionate, thou best me tight, no hesitege is ester.* ? Thy misferteees, lir she o lv i eurie t of thy birth. center all right to p er . I delimit* in the powerision of thy native soil, end ' render it on nor pert a grateitous beneficent to ef. feed thee the merest elements of subsistence. Shell the piespered wretch, the per or of a large pre. ports n of a eaoa sy, who scatters his *messily wo.lth from one red of F. rope to the ether, say to the hones' snivels, the. bust no place on the earth— it is pre-oceopied, used. and disposed of? Whoa a sehool-boy, I was taught, tho— u time there ono ere Fwolastes grief Item. M. o . every rev 4 of gross I • aimmus'il .6 nee." Bet whet is the ease en*, whew theme& of teen hate not the possession of se mach land as e single feat of them impresses? I goateed. Sir, that if the watery of • State cannel, en accesses of aurient grants, or the monopoly of wealth. be meittbly participated by lbe people, they have at any rote, collectively, the right of appropriating the uncebi. Mal lends it contains, end of acquiring the pomm ies of it Individually, in small and convenient lets, Open some equitable principle of distrilsetion, or the isle of them, at a low and iced price. similar to the mode in which lend is clispoied of by the Cubed Steles Government. To invite men to till the burn. leg soil of Africa, at the saute time that they are de. nied their newel right of • participetien, however smell, in their native land, or that part of it (ehkh is ant incoosiderable) purposely left to re melts untitled, is In my judgment the height of cruelty. It is beyond a doubt that the cultivstioa of the wastes would yield subsistence to thousands ; and it is the sacred defy of Government, not merely to permit, bet to encourage the utmost possible pre. deer of the means of subsistence in the whole eaten* of the conotty, before they ship off the hapless sic. time of boroughoiageting, war, and tuition. to die. tent climes, to cohabit with savages, bereft of those shogund rocketing associations attacked to home end native land. 1 would recsl the name of savages, es applied to the untutored natives of Africa, and bestow it where it will be mere appropriate—to ' woods those wee by whom such a state of things has here brought oboes, and who, dessyleg to their poor .ltd suffering essessirymen the present surplus lou den of the soil, can calmly and coolly calculate god arrange for their transportation to blueing deserts to become the joint lemmas of them with wild sea sad wild animals. So mach for the humanity of the tubs in power: bet were corn and cattle produced to any tensiderably greeter 'stud than they are,• it might Interfere with the weruentals, and that, Sir, you will perhaps snow to bee uniesial considevatiosi with the authors of car and the contractors of loans.— With many and heartfelt thanks for the important services yes daily render the people's cause, which learnestly hope end trest will one day he duly appro. lamed and compensated by your benefited toiletry. re, who will see la your long-tried, laborious, .01 bassrdoas *amigos to IMO them, • patriotism i lcialming their utmost ability to actoesilodge. I remain. Sir. yeses, be. AM UNIREPRESSfaiID reef-4r" Sept. S. Ally. HUNT. The Matt plablilhes toilet/Int Oplilln of Mr. Thi.•lew..od i n Mr. U n ity. and toys, '• Ilaat will eerldieq cat Ins* any nr the (emend *hie* he Ins/ hat• gained in pell'ie intiinsiinis by ellverglin4 seen itagrali , t tares as Ws roan, T bllewerwl.antl Pressen !" *pl. 13. i &moot ham lima ligerneed. and for she towhead Hy I make se doubt. that Mrs. Vide,. Car tie. W midterm. Ireland. fillet, nail Co. ea Midday ln•t, a Henget did mum la yea the a dimity of eankielost with tier W Noon sad Ie b lag that Moirshie tibiae, to as nod u a .It' ,al *•••• yea were to tilicard IM. Walwa awl marl!. or. at ell vsrMe. we were to de to she bark grass , . Vito Might t Mir remelted the pro. ries, 4 awn a nienonre. a. to whether 114 pablie scold wafer it m art I!! • Cord help flair roMoritta What a pity •hey did eat thiak:of Ali herded she is, ; am, n pi they did not shish Olt before sr i•ted she Cuss •a bail with • me 'floods. 1 kmw they dud t.ink of it prior tit the lan Meelienc. I Meow t►ry slid thick of W twf•tra C e Ireemsm they left as uses. re orrieil to elteet bath by trick, and ennoi. and Whether she la•t smiles ; Urrlleg. and the Prormoims. hove been or am utility to toe Bove, I wII Wave to the pmblir u. derrrmine ad 1 Midi %lon 'Mar it in thew taJrdg• srarllerr dor !motor and ways► (did do. serve. after oar uawre►kd •ters too in t h e came ro raid. year firm. arts treatmeat from Wail■ premeditated small ' whi►b yon laviilied epee Itortur. odd of Seurat intended far se bolt; • ' 6 Yee nowt plead west of dee eel/Alteration. if seat of eselear_y e Tao hod hallf.f. Lad plenty it tithe for ihe 60. i ate .•• to ylelle log•rli Oils. "l IP., 1 r, •41.161. et. " Ileety Hamm, F.eq. ARTHUR TiII4fLEVIOOD." PROPRIKIVICS - 4; 11:1 - SK STO. K. A Genera Cour of l'inprieture of Bank Stock Ito. hell yrintrilitv motoinc 1.111111•111 to the terms 01 the Chatter, le order to conviihrr of a dividend for the half-year ending tie. but of o..tobor n eat, The Cll.lllo3iAs hitind prnpoaPd, **Thal *dividend et Five per Ceni• be declared on the ropiest and pt.. fits of the Compel., for the Wiles( ending the 10th a t October," I Sl.. IL decks's rose fa offer • few n*0,1'14..811, nn the pi...ow Mete of their oleo.. fie observed. that the meow' which had bean adopted, with re. sport to she hank, in the last Session of Pauli.. mi n t, feud, i n a ceitele decree, offivted his interest, and the interest of the other Prnplietor., inns • work as It had reeved a deproaiiii,a of lb e p r i ce of Stark—bet be did nal, no that account. lament the vin emstanco, since it was the first step towards a return to the vireo, no which the MIA bad fore/eel, Greed —sod he expressed his cuescsentioes ci•neletien that the Book, at the present muesent, stood on a more solid to/inflation than it bad dorm at soy pra. m i n d. The history of all hai.kini lions proved lbw it was ruinous to the parties ran. corned, where the Rank bad one interest. mid the G... soeunsont mint her. That aas not theme here-1 he ill welt • f boob flowed In the none chasinel, sod thotefore is was that he depoutlerl eniirelt on thr.tability of the llsnk of &Aland. There were those who talked of a separstion of shone antriesis ; tint the persons who cnntemidated soot an Brent eau be sorry rea• sewers indeed. It was impossible to 0.80 the ion might eat be gybe so WI. !sale so it bad been. While he rejoiced that who ea generally called tie political torment)* be tween the Iltuk and la Government was dis tolved by the events of last Ses,inn—while be re. Peed, that the Gondola., whom he then ad likened, bad bad sufficient experience of Carts and Caellers—were sufficiently apprised of the foteliergs of those who one day land cell on them to advance money for the assistance of the S!atre, and would tern rand to sacrifice them on the eat — s till he hoped that every Vito* would he car. tied on between the Bak ant! the (internment with perfect good-amour. In the sine, the Cristiana who conducted their affair*, Imp f ir rieentty obliged, in anothor place, to dines. different points connected with their establishment, sod, would it be believed, that on those occasions, the very persona who bad urged them, for s I yeses pest, by the most acted of all appeala, the love of caotry, to pursue the costa they had done, were the first to taunt them? They ate told, after they bad been actually forced to make advisees for the service of la coentry, that they aye to. fond of meddling with State aftoirs--shat they were bankers and not statesmen. He was very glad they were not. He knew then t• be men of *don. oion—he knew them to he well qoalified to discharge their Parliamentary duties—he keel, them to be well nutted • for the Amnion 'bee held in that Hate, and he wanted no more. Let them proceed, as they bad heretofore done, on the great meicantite ciples of cation and integrity, and there was not a Proprietor of Dank Stock, who, In the coarse of a few years, would not find hi+ condition much beater than it had ever been before. They were 'antra too (by a G O OIII.IIIIIII who was present, and oho always made his observations with good hemoor) because they were not political PC , pOrillll. wit glad they were not, if political economy ton mated in a departure from the principles of Adam Smith—the etinption of fancafal reveries—and the introduction of a espied/tee jargon, almost as in. comprehensible as the locuttrations of Professor Ka n t. lie wished to ea those who conducted their affairs Mine no the ptintl;iles of prettiest memo• file men. Between the Bank and lite Government he was anxious that perfect good humour should prevail ; bat he deprecated any thing that looked like a slasish soltjagation to the will of Goverement. He conjured the Directors not to suffer advances to be made, fur 'be purpose of appearing on • good footing with the State, or in order to make a magni ficent here in the public eje. lie called on tbom. not to take say step, which, if snits' for themselves, in their no n private coenting-hases, they would not feel jeatited in adopting. If they palsied the plain and Oniple dictates of cation and lumpily, as they bad hitherto done, the interests of the Company and be placed oe a foundation of strength, which it would be impossible to shake. The amino was thee agreed to, end it was an. mewed, that the dividend warrants wooed be issued on Monday, the 11th of October.—Tbe Coen thee adjoureetl, seise die. Mr. MINT was present last night at the English opera.hoese. At the close of the first art, be WI. discovered by the ',diesels. Applies@ be" forth from every past of the hese,. A fee pereees le the boats, who attempted to hiss, eel, served to amisseet of heeds, Om isselno of hsodkerchiefs and dapple; which, with that eseeptiee, were oatmeal. IVAVIL INTIM lei ESC Yi Sittr. 16.—The Dublin pocket, which *at eR eito , • en the Gondola %soda, dot off l.st welt althorn deem*. and proceeded (.4 I.ll.thlist. Cense doers finer the Rile, soil sailed, the A11,.1. Tem, for 1)-osrara ; lea Nymph. M .11loson, for ; C..!. Alien, BoOd, for 8404114...• ; 1.41141 0 111 Thi.oll4. Int New York ; Iteiterea. S...i.foir Hates I Mary. !Witty, for it.Thiross4; and Win, Ittcostits, fly Airraet.— Arcked the floperiell, Coelson, host Cie•bee 1 end Arnie, false,. from Cape Henry. Fire I'. M.—A boat from the Swath tad has Pat slipped her cable, and lone of f In a ship tenon% Jaen at the bark of the Gitorloin Ssnde, *Ail her f .retop•ntast gone, and • tied oat at the mein— seppoled to be • Mich ship, ow ward-bound. PORT MOUTH. Sari. 16.—Ar.tee.l the AOR Aloe' ander, !Looked. frost Neer Bedfettl.—Sailed the Integrity, Clifton, f.st (Nten.l. SEPT 16.—A. Ave.! the Eclipse packet. , with a Mail horn Coal,iiten. Stratums, Sur 16 —Th. Nasal's, Mogtois t , from London for Sieoin. Inst en anchor end cable last Men in the Sons, and his pet beck to this pert• FALMOUTH, Stn. 14.—Arsived off Ibis part. 1h Nero, F.lgehersoe, Ito. Jamaica, ie __ days;_ spi,ke of the Ltard. the Itovtletinte, hum J im+ira also arrived the r-ci., marts. fens% Onordeeet for Liiedoo--Sailesl the Poulos Haunt, Perkins, for Gibnittar.—The Constatitio, fie* Jimmies for Landon, was delves on sloe end complerely i hiled on thoGrsoil Caymans, no the niaht of the 40. h of July. A passenger in the N-ra toss be wared by the pilot that only 11-tweed I and 3'.41 casks of entree sere steed. hot her masts and rude Welt .11 standing. The ship Thetis, Middleton, sea is company. (ILD BAILEY...Bre: IT• his morning. ir re poi to rite brit • cb WS of Irmals pad bffirsog and *helium famed baels 4 Imalred Nein. . Still, Itirltanl Writ e. lb ay. tloew. Jam Im i ssess, James Weis g. Militia.. tionert ;wan ors 014ogel I) mill. !atel Awns. Ilenjamie o.lw. Joan l'esme.me. 6iaressei mileserd i sad oversaw's. Ti. rimer , all .4 Ardi guilts in she miser ofenee. Mr Rarwes.ss sea mbalt of the Rauh. ...A. 4141 the isidiet- I mime. had twee laid after me emit Wert &Purim los arrpreg . she Decriers s ski me, e-..id nat 114.1TP their rewetrirres or baylag dam olvir deity in Me r •ill.te: Ikaritti . stia..ht Mem; that :us she Pru.ruer. OA publi poet -d 'Mir es t otrrims ' ad admitted their awls in the 46111.1 &v.... be theidd ratans maw ass ittorenets le Nilotic' tut mire. a sots r.strite. tie tredict. u tlra sabjects Mme 6. 14 )rare seatam•rwnisse. WWI Illifll 14Y.11111.1111). 1 Tbeems Feuer, if r ow Feuds 4 Elliot. was charvsl wile Milling and .bayou; d. wife. 4.r1 Aim e.era tit , Itkr i5•l J •I. 4 N.. A/LiT. Set the pi oweetion. ad ,lewd tows Me re..l aot es:abSelli Ow emote. It bed is wiromily appeared sum tow deceased *a. In. 4 a weetearsi as nis al three, elm were ad. di ted IP the aril •Illie•I set..meit-iur, awl it so New .4"1A4. Isle th at es- deceased had i misbed is me 4 those deer" rate de beeclierin. Mr. liaise. wireems. eternised the deceased and fswwWl In maw. to tipple that her death was aceasionied by siessant Iliairece.—The Po isan,r a at. a. to tied Taos. Bone. a wmtebed bookie; bay. was ladiel6l for pain.; in kadll, fear. and malemly rahlsont a ors , ea wand Waimea. Thi. was WIC of he Wirt rod For wanes. Tim. l'rewcoine. ea rea.risibx forma It J ~ . Jerk. Tulle,. bed IM. Mt kneeled ors be perused the tell .w obo did is. and kneekad bits days. • Stub Mtn." tried an.ohyv 4 'wee •tog. sad sinsnimay Mr. Walsers was surrotoseed be allays sa• dome ISAMU*. losocked gluon re tied of Ilk eioul, a A meltm bordltercbset. Rad left ershele... The mat lII , NIIIIIII •kr Pri. sever was wee le Fr, oho 4 stir .p.t. bed breve asked It; the Miter aim c was dome. so.r.rrd ~.at be trio lerriti..e f.r a esistike d maa. The Proweetar's lisadkerell4 was revel Irina him Janice Bus observed. Ms , there war proof that • inmber• hod hero ciinanitted. and that the P. t.aitei wad Oren riNidefirk •iih it. But it was mot quite , lane hat the Ptemarr had per. petaled any poi of ire tittle •re. the rvadeorr w.sida it was seer vary is establi.h clearly before toe Proems geoid be coo irtrd inowsimy roliber%. of s either from the permo. had 11.4 ddlifirite Mart Wybou.. oft elsaigrd w i s -walla* lid in haW.rr m ot . sod a 4.e smsibel pker. s br darliirsmoriv of Matthew preo l goores. Lars alley. is the perish .. ,rd, S.vocednen. Mr.. Marriott, deposed that the Primer , W lodged is ills kinben ter three week.. sad vie •ord she boa.e doll% fos her limed sod lotsmis. Tam •he 111/ the ...ow is • prove hos tied down. and kicked iavide a howk•erve; she a. 4 freseetaly hod as the Prionor Ants so ...orb mostry. hod biased her for esnarrassee lint did • t sayers bed siU lb. morales 4 the lib too. rhea she snot the Pri-ower mad the child oat with tow soh frown t which shit took Ind ea pole ftddrd•p. is her pocket imailkerehleft. to p o rrao.oorionstre Pre mppoted." nom ibe a t opeorariee 4ha imodketeniet. that there ono have beim forty 'hilltop sti nk T. i.asta.esed t .he waterbed her "mil hot. v..d 5..4 t a tonic, tap .0 0 .eer WrICO WIN rot. She artarehed be Ptinmer mod her bmi at Ns 4 no htlf.. earns.. Moe ...crams Wird to t nail..•a tin- a a .11 the niece. that .he hod mine some if the moor,. bat dill sal Mirk h was or OA* rs ltd tieVelld perm. proved that they had rewired half maims af the Pri....r• is ii , • • 4 4 .01. Of bad ve.ns her is poseemos 4 them. Mr. Asotasrs called h. r lammed ride . Itamom e. of crows• twieeL, rove lb. Ptivalier'• genera boars, mad loud Air had r. mired Ire liali.drow on at him to Avocet of at waive. The Junta stivorred epos Mir. Owl them am evidevece of bee ' ps-v isms and fleaworts" mar Mao -miens. I he Priman's se real ch..s.cter so. tutiher ertahliied Ire Mr.. Ilophiaa. Iron some MARV she P inset had _sot Mho that of Mr. Mamma. Verdict—Ornity of we -- - Oa Toetday neat, being St SI atvwtw's die, se. cording to I cottons, the Loan MAYOU, kilere who, Sheriffs, and Governors of the I It 101 l linspirela will stifled DivineServlce at Cori.( Cll4lehe After a Sermon by the Rose. Jolts Cozy/wool), A. 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