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SAVANNAH, MAY 81.

vfFF.3LRN or FAOf LIN
e. a gentleman who came passenger in the
southern stage, we are informed, that the Aids
Of the Governor had returned from Augustine
10 St. Mary's, few days since, and that CO.
vernon Mitchell dispatched them back--on
what GRAND was not known.
The garrison of St. Augustine sailed ont
and made an attack on the patliots; but the
United States troops intellcred, and were the
means of preventing any bIoodshed; and they
again returned to the fort.
a letter from gentleman possessing the
best sources of information, TO another in this
city, received by list southern nal, states,
that he had recently been al Au1u5tne, d
tb4t there was yet q tilstant proba@tltv a y
mercan troops being employed 81 tsi~t IN ter
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Extract IF a letter from Cox BsNJ tNI&
RAwkx8S, T. S1ates' &c CT t.slE
70 HIS Ed ceHsacy Coz rl.or ii44&ul, a. &
Creek AGEvcyg 8.n N 1872.
'sT have just re,un.e from a e 4'cl Of tn.
Greeks at CowetG,l, ii. Sis]t oeitsyu write you
short letter by In, nai; Nave got them
once more 10 ~ til n six aud puniSt
tlieves Two oese aten c'oPPct ADD whlppcC-
within fouf d.ys, AID tory 1Dor~ors Lett N,
house this ,noriing q APP racnd a banditu
Of seven, who have been oolpg lui chief in
nv neighb rhood; they hvc orders 10 crol
the Whole party. AID s. ip lnem according L.
our mode. Our Cni, is are unanimously op-
posed to having Any TING TO do IN the wars OF
the White people, sohe " our 79Ra yonag
teolIe are Cor mischief, and Will act As the I'M
preston Of the moment inpels them: Bul
such is the state ofthe Ihdian preparation tor
peace, that they cannot do mischief with inl-
purity.
(" WIS are not yet freed from the intrusion
Of our white neighbogs, who turn their c4tdN
over to range on the Iudian.lands, fre-hunt.
cut cedar, slaves and cultivate fields Oh the
Ocmuigee This initiates the Indians and is
the caass of their improper conduct. Tale
hassee, where you learned the rudiments Of
Indian affairs, is spread into villages not one
settlement remaining in the Old town. Gus
setuh, which had 100 men at one ball play
has not ten houses inthe town, and Cowatuh
4 not more than twelve.
Z" The Indians low down on Chattehache,
are spinning, weaving and attending to stock
4 Our Indians who associate on the frontiers
i are the most rude and tricky Of any We have
and they progress slowly.
have letter from tie Secretary of Or
leans Territory, who infQrms me 1890 hogs
heads Of Sugar were made there last year
that every grown hand, employed in it, netteG
500 dollars.
We manufacture almost every thing we
use at home-hats, saddles, sAoes, tin--tan
leather, make our cabinet ware, our clothing,
and shall make our blankets. baye 200
u sheep and am to have Nferino ram in the
month of October next Oae Of our Indians,
Upoiica, has made Is blankets, IL Of the
Striped and size Of the Loadon Du6is, when
4 Soid at g a blanket
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to follow that Of a woman ''--(Tllis is a Turk
who speaks.) g / am determined to take hys
and not ounces He accordingly got ready
and departed witt, his provisions. Tamerlane
learning that the famous Nassied Dyn Khod-
ieh was arrived as ali ambassadca at his camps
ordered him TO be Introduced. He was bare
headed and bald this gave Tanefane me
idea of throwing the figs al his head AZ
very stroke Nassied- Dyn exclaimed. With Ut Ut
appearing to be moved : God be praised J!
Such an exclamatiop excited the curiosity OF
Tame,lane, no asked him the reason otH.--
The ambassador, with he sane 81 g-ti Idi
answered him s thank God, bee Use cd
not follow the advice Of NY wife for #, aiIcr
her advice, ! had, instead of figs brongLtt
ounces to your majesty, should have Lad
my head broken"
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twill be seen bva reference to the proceed
.ings Of Congress that amessage was yesterday
received from tie presidento of confidential
nature. Accompanying the message were sun
dry documents embracing acorsespondence be-
tween Mfr. Russell s the British government
much in the spirit fall the late correspond
ence in the same quarter, which we shall pre-
sent to onr readers in our next; as they were
not deemed 20 require secrecy s were bv the
senate ordered to be printed, Of the import
of the message we cannot pretend 10 speak
with certainty; and every reader, who reflects
on the course Of measures of the present $
sion, and the various isd;cations of the scni-
ments Of the Executive, Is as competent as
ourselves TO conjecture its contents.
National Intelligencer,
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Thursday last, arrived at New Castle, 2
British schooner from ST. Thor1as, "ith l6
French Passengers, prize to the o. States
brig Argus, tol breach Of non -iHtercourse-law.
PM. liner.
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BosToN, May 27.

BOSTON, May u.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The number of Representatives elected in
the several towns is $50. The votes for
Speaker and Clerk, this day, if the members
all attend-willb be as follows
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 8
/" 10 SLEW
rHB N9RY AGE AND BODY or TIE TIME
HIS, FORM AND PRESSURE.

We have no Congressional proceedings for
this day. The House of Representatives were
ih session only about half an hour yesterday
and that with closed doors.
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WOOL.
May IS.

TE7HE Opequon Manufacturing Company
L will purchase FLEE e WOOL, and
give from 50 TO 40 ce. is per ID in Cash, (ac-
cording to quality delivered III Winchester
TO either OF the subscribers. The Wool 10
be washed before shea'ing the haiiy cocks
and tags taken of, and each fleece to be kept
entire, rolled up and tied, with label on
each, describing the different kinds, viz -
Rams, Sucking Ewes, Lambs OF the first
shearing, Wethers, sc. or DAYS should
eI.pse after washing the sheep before they
are :horn
John Davenport, Junr.
Lewis HoH, or to
Andrew ScholheId,
In alexandria.
Nav IS. go
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Massachusetts Legislature.


The rev political year Of Massachusetts,
commenced yesterday, agreeable TO ancient u
sage. the Two houses were assembled at the
usual time, about 10 O'clock; but his excellen-
cy not appearing until a late hour, the busi-
ness assigned 10 The two branches was neces-
SafiIy protracted until near IL o'clock
The Legislature, however, being then organ
ICED, proceeded to the chuice of their Officer S.
In the senate, The votes for President were
SO, of which the Hon MIR. Dana had IS,
and WAS declared TO be chosen. For secre-
tary, whole number SIS, Of which Marcus
Morton, Esquire, had IS, and was accord
ingly chosen. In the House, the whole
number of votes Tor clerk, was Us, necessary
TO make a cholce, ST, Benz. Pollard, Esq.
had 425, and WAS detiaitd chosen. Ofcourse
the majority was 6s and the plurality 81.
{. P. Summer Esq was the opposing caDdi-
date. The votes tor speaker were 7l6 neces-
sory to constitute CHOICE, $50, the Hon. Ii
uotuy 1l5tioN, Esq. had 423, and was accord
mgiy luosen. The democratic candidate Tor
spe.Ncl, VS. John Holmes Esq. Of Aired
a lUlnt committee vas thou appointed to
to.At and sort The votes for governor.
IIe tVo branches then assembled in con
yenuon, aAd ucIng joined by the governor and
counCn, lormea q procession tor The purpose
"a uttendlng the religious duties Of the day
wnich were performed BY the Rev. Mr.Foster
Oh LItlletpn. The escort duties were per-
to.luca by the cadets, u04er Col. Williams.
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SALT PETRE.

The following is a statement Of the It Pc
ire annually made in the Caves ofthe y. States
extracted from returns of Manufactures by
MaiIhals F..
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Federal
Democratic
1913

NdJOt4ty 10
Ofthc democratic members we know not
the number absent, if any.-Tne UIashingto-
niens--as their immortal patron always VAS
are at tAelr hoSts.
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Arrived schr. Polly, Newcomb, A days

tru,n Gibraltar.
,lnrce days before we arrived, -four had
oe,n sold Tor 81 Oat III consequence of seve
cal ~rriyals Caaiz * Tie Stale s, it f,ilo 6
II: tar S ; com B Is: beans 6 Is cwt
mucn %anted, cargo Dcot ii 50 rice / 50
much IL demand Dread Is 50 cwt IN great
uenand; tobacco as very dull turpentine
aid pitch do---N 20! TIC. II W, .. Gibraltar
Capt. n. brought ~ papers.
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e-y~ Blocks packet will sill to-
Norfolk on I thursday morning,
wind ard weather permitting.
Tu C 3
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Extract IF letter from Cox BENJ iNI.
RA~xISS, u S.ates' gy,: CT .s~
20 HIS Ed cetleacy Coz r.or i3a4e&aly Il.
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a letter from gentleman possessing tn
best sources of information. TO another in t1i
city, received by list soutaern mai state
that he had recently been al AuSa tne'
tat there was yet . dIstaat probaSlitv a \
merican troops being employed ~ tii~t IN .'te'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07

10y VIRTUE of Deed of Trust made to the
~ Subscriber by Warner l.. Wormiey on ti,.
30th day OF March 1911, and recorded in the Coun-
ty Court OF King William, for purposes therein cx-
pressed, will be Sold Friday the 18th day of
Sept. next at Tompkins aud Wehsters Mill in tie
SAID County OF King William, f,'rrendy money the
following slaves and otler property to wit, Traves,
Biviaus, Jerry, JOE, Ned, Rozetta, Betty aud Chilf
two riding Horses, two Carriage Horses one Car
rage and harness, one riding chair, mules S.pow
Horses, one breod mare, three in foal, two Colts
and ali thc said IVcrm!eys Farming utensils with the
stocks OF, Hogs, Cattle and .heep and all lis House.
hold anu Kitchen furniture; the articles being toe
numerosto enumerate, but will fully appear by re-
ferrng to the sad Deed, copy of which will be pro-
dueed on the day ut sale, much of said pro-,
perry as viii raise money enough to answer the
purposes OF the conveyance aforesaid
''''.'- JOHN FOX
King william county August IL. wtdsP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07

e IRGiNlAAt Rules hoiden'in the Clerks Of
flee OF the Superior Court of Chance,y Tor tina
Richmond District, the L It'll day OF JNly 1919. "a
Daniel VanGewail, administrator, exc. of Makes
Nandewall decd PifF
=: .3gGiHst '''N :: -
John Price and Mary Z. his wife,, Giiley NJ Lev
is, Walter Shelton aud Ann his wife, Marin Price.
Richard Garter and Susanna his wife, John Price
the younger, ltiy Price, William Burton surviving
ex'or. of Francis Lewis, decd, Hudson Lewis Chas
w Lewis, Francis Lewis, William Depreis, and T..
| liza his wife, and William Lewis; the sail Wa,te-
Shelton, Charles w. Lewis and Gilley NJ. Lewis
ex'ors of Wiltshire Nj Lewis decd; the said Git.
! lie, Lewis, surviving ex'or OF Charles Lewis Sc
Nor, deed, &devsce OF Wiltshire ~ Lewis deed.
and the said Walter Shelton, John Price, and Giie,
NJ Lewis, ex'ors OF Susanna Lewis, deed.
Defis.
The defendant, Hudson Lewis, not having enter
cd hls appearance aud si.en security according to
the act OF assembly and tie rules OF this court ard
1t appear ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is nor
an inlabitant of this country; 1t is ordered That
the said Defendant do appear here the first day
OF the next term and the bill OF the pIau,f
and that copy of this order be forth it'll inserted II,
some newspaper published in tie city of ficlsn,ord.
for two months successfully aud posted at the ironr
door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
| copy Teste,
WM. w. HENI,I2c, C C.
| August z. wsvn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07

NInGINlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks OF
hcc Of the Superior Court OF Chaucery for the
Richmond strict, the eleventh day of july 1910
Gervas Storrs, sheriff of the county of Henreo, 20
whom the estate ot Fortuuatus Sydmor hath been
committed for administration, by the court of the
sad county ct lAenrico, Ph6.
Jesse Smith, Robert Sydaor, William G. Sydpor.
john +. Price, executor Of James Price, who was
executor OF Samuel Price, who was during his life
sole acting executor of Fortunstu5 Sydhor deed 8,
John Hewlett, executor of John Hewlett, who was
surviving executor OF the said Fortunatus Sy,lnor.
deed. nm
The subpoena sciref,eas awarded in this cause not
being returned executed the dcf. ndaDts Robert
Sydnor and William c. Sydnor. snd IL appearing bv
satisfactory evidence; that they arc not iDhbitsuts
OF This country; IL is ordeed That the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day OF the next
term, and sbew cause, If any they can, against the
revival thereby sought and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed 10 the city Of Riehmopd, for two months sncees
sveiy, aud posted at the front door Of the Capitol in
the said cit;
AcCpy. Tcste,
-. Wm. W IIENING, c, c,
huGust ~ wSw
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August z.

snnhLES at AUCTION--On Saturday the 9Th inst.
y will be sold, at the subscribers office without
reserve go.
Rim; pipes Country Gin . pines, z or Casks
Spanisr Brandy; half pipes l. p -reuerifc, is ar
casks Isl quality Malaga, 10 do do A,uscat Wpes--
chests Imperial, 10 small do Hyson fea-3 barrels
Corperas; 40 tierces Table Salt bushels escL--
100 sacks coarse, do Is boxes by 10 Window
Glass 10 tons Iron, assorted; barrels LIST quality
Sugar 10 do do do; SIS bags Green Cotf; e: 10
bag fep2er; i 2 boxes Chocolate; 40 do Soap; SIS
Reams " ritins Paper-and other articles.
Terms made known before the commencement of
the sale. ,....
At the same ;ime VIII be sold, two Lots On Shocle
hill, opposite to NJ Cibson's Garden
FOSTER 8 S.3TCHEL LII, Auc'rs.
August 7. ,ds
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IN observation-disclosures cor y court, octo
n Der 1905.
Francis Corhn, Complainant,

Observation-Disclosures cor court, Octo-
n Der 1906
Francis Corhn, Complainant,
.4Scinst
Thos. ChiIton and WIN. Beale, adm'rs Sc o.
Richard II. Corhin, deed. ThDs Chiffon and Jan.
Chiffon AID Felicia his wife, and Elisha raylue, and
Felicia alas Martha and John TurherviiIe, Infant.
under the age OF II years, Elliott Muse and Bet,
L. his wife, who Betty Tay.oe Corhn, widow
Of Rich'd II Corbn decd. Dsyenda.ts.
This suit abat.s as TO OrTick Clifton and VIM. T.
Reac by their deaths, aud John Chiffon, who inter
married with the widow of Orrok Chiffon x Georg,
Chrfstophet, who has mtcr'narried with the widow
OF VIM T. Bcale, and Reuben Beale, who is inter
married With Eliza L. Turberyie, K Robert Brale
WHO is iiltermarricd with FeIica. otherwise called
Martha IurDcryllc, are by consent made parties to
tiis SUIT ard this cause came to be heard upon
tue bill, answers, exhibits aud master commission
er's report, and arguments Of counsel thercnpon
heard and considcrc DIV heteupOn il is decree ann
oriiered, that the deIts pay 20 ihe plaintiff the sum
OF 1921 II VIII, interest, 1T per ct. ber annuin,
on N3I5 o part thereof from January LIST 1879,
fr1m this lime, aud in default uereof tina, the he
PENDANTS be fore. closed OF all equity of REDEEM ption
IN the niortgagcd premises aud that Thomas Mon
tague, Richard VI. Segar and Jaraes Webb, or any
two do sell the said morteaged premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary after having pre-
vlousy advertised the Same in some public Newspa-
per, and out OF the proceeds of the sale, pay the
com painant the said sums and interest, and max
| conveyanees TO the purchaser or purchasers with
out warrSipty, from wbch decree. the altnrs prav-
ell an appeal, which isgranted tteia without secu-
rty.
A copy. Test, G. IIEALY. D. c.
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Sfot SA l-E---A valuable Plantation, lyinx within
a. two miles of the CITY Of williamsburg, late the
property OF William isuss. deceased, containing ~
bout 45p acres, having il lsrgc and convenient
new Barn and Corn house with other buildings
also AN orchard of choice fruit trees put ont few
years past, and one of the bolest and best springs
IN the Lower Country its situation contiguous to
creek running into York Hiyer, with many other at
vantages, renders it also more vaiuabie-1he Stock
ct Cattle ON the plantation may likewise he purchas
eel with IT, and possession of the whole given in the
month OF October next. For terms and further
particulars apply to
ANTHONY ROBINSON, , r,.c,,.,. 81
,oR r.<ecatorS y
Nj. b. P4ITIAUX, gum 6RSseH'
july. .~-. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-07

OaIry. surveyor Of the aid sMLty, d;ls "a ~. "a
o Way l76S, the quanlity nftwnive hundred and sea
renty seyen acres, suihcency theco to satisfy
the said decree, Ly TIE COMMISSIONS
Aug 9Th, 1872
Ire above lai ls level And well adopted to farm.
ing, The situation is high, dry, aud healthy the
wafer unconncniy good. the range for stock excci-
ent. Ii abounts will, timber, touches prong oftl,e
orange creek which gives access in short DISTANCE.
10 the i.appa'annock river Tor the finest FISH, oys-
'crs and crabs. On this trac; is Gist Mil Orch
a'"s' ana shndry improvements II les about
six miles no We the court honse mt Urbanpa Win
IA two OF Church and meeting house Il is w,rti,
tue notice al monied men, and James Webb Esnr
oil Essex County viii lac authorissi by me to Afford
reasonable accommodation to purchasers ON GER
tam conditions, it being my wish TO give every
chance Tor an advantageous sale the premises.
FRANCIS CORRlN. =
The Reeds Carol ne county, Dec. 9, 1911.
near White Chininies Post Office
Pld'nnf's COSTS, Se7 81 Cents. -
august 4 A. s. &N
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.ADXERTISENlENT

The appeal aforementioned having been dismiss.
ed by the court Of csnccry for the district ~ VIII
liamsburg, the 50th OF October 1879, on the said
mortgaged premises, viii be sold to the highest bid
der for ready The said mo-tgaged premises,
Parsassi( "a, to wit--one Tract Of
taY nHrycye6 by VIM.
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\ AMES Dream, Golden Anvil j. Tor rna;nl
% street, CITY OF k.hmond will offer 10 Inc highest
builder, at public auction, Thursday the Goth in
slant, for notes with approved endOI sers negotiable
and payable at the Bank of Virginia, IL, equal install
Hents OF s. b, l2, and months, in one Lot hit Pm
tire and valuable stock OF K4ROH arr, II(O.N.
-I3O.NGEhY, 'CUyLERP, &c. sc. sc. comprl-
sing general aud ubbroken assortment of almost
very useful and saleablc article IN these buanee of
business, aEd many which not now 10 be procur-
ed from any other store In the Union. =
An object, which the existing state of our political
affairs has rendered of paramount importance, calls
the attention of the subscriber the western mar,
OF thesta e. and obges liri very i~luctantIy to re-
iinqus a business which Tor some ears past ne has
found 10 he as sate rs lucrative and aunially ncreas
lag With che stock therefore, the most eligible.
stand for vending IT which abe city Affords is 1T the.
command OF tlc purchaser, while the stock by tie
magnitude and the scnrciiy Of many OF the artcle
composing it, will merit the stcntion Of those Who
Oay be ady engaged IN this business in the dc
ere"t commercial towns within Canes The,
NO cbiccts united VII be sufficiently attractive ~
those you < men, who with rrct't and respous;tlo
connections, hui vomiting in capital v III here find AN
establishments, rs respectable as IL is profitable a
The Goods m"y be- viewed and examined d5a;nr
the three last days Which shat, prceedc Inc sale and
ANY further information obtained Oh application as a
bOve..
August Z. ,d
y has also for sale, a very handsome Plladel-
PIa made Gle, with patent springs plated Harness.
exc &c. eonplc te and nearly new--priee R325 90.
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IA will rent for the follow ing year our plan
y ' tatoHS adjoining To- that on Which we reside
--On the one is 90 acres good James River II 4
grounds and about 103 acres Of liz. hlan,is NO -;
corn! welicncosed- Ills r!anta on, is einj. ,tl,
calculated Tor wheat. ON the other S AIN, ~ -
eres OF Jane RIVER low ft,uuda oftte fcsf s,,i,o.
and nearly 100 acres Of Iiigl lgnds well entl,eJ q
mostly fresh Land-Al bf which has been ~ go,
IN Tobacco Oats and w heat The prryifeee oe sou
ius Wheat &c, This season Wiz be granted ~, h,,
these plantations We viz also hire fz We, k;ne @
groea' Of which are men, III Hkrly, and E nj hero
very good aiermen, ard " mcA--youpo Gk.iv
aud unincumbsred viz, cln,dre g. ia
We will likewise sell between and 100 RsrroI.
~ corn, suFc'eaeN ut pvovond = for tbe ure of H.
mutations, good NO horses, Plantation tools %S
on very 'o"g CredIt-on one ofthase plantations e
q new barn with Tkrosmng .nachinc on tbe mos,
approved plan. '"' '"oSs
u the above operiy is not privately disrosed oc
pre"ousy we wall oieV i at public Auction ON H.,
formation may be received, by application n Ws.sr
Jas Bullock, Or, Ftr. Jno. Higg:6botha,n WsrTSio.
ster' ' ''''"'''~
! NJ. ROSE,
selma Bueki saAll, August 1 81
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SELMA, Bqeki sSll'i Angus, 1
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" FOUSREE, p. III.
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purposes enlisted for only one year. MIR.
t',ies said that when We entertained. serious
spprehensious ot commencing a war, SO eX-
tr-,ne.y analogous III ALMOST ali its bearings,
with one we had heretofore been engaged IN,
il was natural to i,,ok 10 the experience of
the former war,to correct and avoid the err
rors of conducting it, i'll conducting the APP
proceeding war /; he had done SO by consult
Ing Marshall's History of the Life of Wash
ington, to which he begged to refer for all
the observations he had to make on this
psrt OF the subject.
The information afforded by it will be
found to- be so appropriate TO all the points
NOW under consideration, that all commen-
ta:y from him will be wholly unnecessary.
[SPEECH TO BE CONTINUED.