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u before !, necomss am article OF foreign com
merce, or OF commerce among the states, and pre-
pare ii for that purpose. They form poruon 81!
,hat immense mass OF legislation Which embraces
eyety tning witin tit teui;OIy oil s"'e, not sur
re.iered ~ the genc al go,c,Gn,"ut All which can
lie ius, .tiyan euUsy exercised iv the states theGi-
s.tses. Inspection saws, quarantine laws, hea',',
Laws, of u, cry Descriptions, welt a. laNs iOi T"gr-
Eating ,he internal ComMerCe "i STATE, dnd ihOse
winch respect turnpike roads, cit'es, NC are con-
pnseut paris Ot this mass.
No J,ect yenera rnuer over ttesc ij~cis grant
ed Congress aud, consequently, they remain s"h-
iect 10 stat. Legislation. II ,ic legislative power oil
the linton can reach them, II must tee Tor n"iiou'!
purposes IL mast he where the p""er IS expressly
gwen for special purposr, ur ~ clearly inctdenai
To- some power wsjch Is expressly gwen IL Is ob'i-
ruz, that the government oi tue Union, ~ the "Ntt-
clse 81 ness puw"rs-bti, iur example, al re-
euating cou.,irrce with egn nations and amor
lie s'at"s--iny me"As ihs, may also lac r'npo!
eat ht state, ~ the exercise at ~ ackuowIrus a
i,0wers-lhu, Tor rx,Wplr, "I iegul alag commerce
within the state. |! COnsies, icrnsr vessels To SAT-
lrOL port Ia anOihei, Ia thc state, iie act
IL surpassed he necessarily Incidental Io ,he pow,
expressly GtaUttd iU Congress, aud mpiirs ELAN,
of direct puvrr TO regulate the purely ui
merce OF sai', al 10 tci directly IT'S system vi
police. So, IL s'ate, IN passing laws on subjects
acknow lodged 10 he " iiin its cohirul, and wnh =
view those subjects, shall adopt measure Of the
same character with one which Cong, may adopt,
i; does derive H. authority from the pan iiculat
power which has been granted, bat from other
winch remains with the state, ahd may lie executed
10y the same mehus. All experience SHOWS, that the
Same measures, ar measures scarcely Distinguishes
he from each other, may How IiVm distinct pow
70" tis does not prove, that The ;owrrs Iheuisel,es
are identical. Although thclmeaus lin ,heir 9, e
cuton may sometimes approach, each other nearly
$50 he coniouud"d, iheie ate other situations IA
wh ch they sufficiently iii. lnct establish, their
Individuality.
ln ouT complex system, presenting the rare and
d'licult scheme OF on- general government, whose
action extends over the whole, but whc pusses,. :
Nnii rtain enIp Grated powers; aud uf nun,rtous
state Cove nm-nis, witch ieia'n and rxerci u l.
powers ~ Delegated 10 the Union contests respect
ing power mus' ise. Were u even ,nh-rNiSc. III.
measures taken Nv the respective gov ,rn,.enis 80
eXecu ihoi' acknowl dyed powers, would ufen be
oi the esciipt.Vu, and might unirlimes der
i"re. Ihis, however, does prove, tina, line ole
/, exercising, or has right exercise, the powe ;
vi the other.
Ito he concluded tuesday,
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IlY virtue NJ deed oftrI executed ~ The sncrier AID
- William HodNrd, ON Tic 30th day November 1919.
by Thomas Lewis nnd auy recordr, IN Tho re Ks cfce
Tue county n DucAs ani. IN February 1917 Conveying
tact Of land living ana hrinF in iie 90 buckingham.
dnd euntnng 6h1 acres bring pHt rf the of baud
owrrG y HE llic Edmund Winston Insecure
lhe tnen VI certain sums of money I'm thc said deed
iiiHed in Edmund Win.ou adri'ur win thc will annexed
"i Edmund Wfnsuu sen decrHsSd shall on the pfsnsp
sell 90 the highest bidder ur rs-. Saturday The dav
~ Nay next tie said tract of land. MITCH thereof
NAY 10 necessary 90 p1y such Apucs be- then
on tie drts IN said deed m'nti0nr lr with all costs
nad rlArses vt nlc The tract Is well situated. has
Comfortable dwelling house. with tic
houses aud was the residence of tie f0f JlI- Wrsioy,
" lies Immediately the Buckingham r,iad, about one
Di!r aud licf below The New Store
believe The purchaser viii acqp 10 simple title hu
ne1g ~ trustee, shall convey such tide oniy vested
IN me by tie deed under Whchf act.
March r. iO2-wuM SAMUEL BRANCH.
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ron TIE ENQUIRER.
.Slenn Hont .Netcs klLrnordinnrn

Steam Bout Netcs Extraordinary.
On MONDAY last, the 9Th inst be long ljoa, Ken
tocky sruck upon Planter out o hundred ard eighty
ouiy sixysS saved The loss is irrsps-
rabe being u the entire cnrgo un-insured. II very
doubtful whether viii be eycrogain ~ or servce
Her engine nearly and her boler Ly
incesSani service under high pfessufc.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

Judge Cooper and Hamilton on The Tariff.
ne 70 not 10 be- reasoned with, who denies principles
founded IN reason aud mature and which self evident
| Due credit is given Ia Hamilton for the appa-
rent AFFINITY and ingenuity with which he has
SUSTAINED his cause his motives will not be
inpu5n"d In considering his errors, (if any
ne has c"mmrtted, he will acquit Virginian
oil any intentional wrnng, or offensive person
atty, when thai Viginian merely saws. that
Hamilton boldly affrm> propositions, and for
their demonstration, assumes facts which pro-
baby cannot br established
Poor mau-hDw frau, how easily BETRAYED
and ensa''d!! Did Il e philosopher tell him
TIE truth, when he declared I" that such we're
the decepIiunS, frauds and expressions prac-
iISrd under The forms of civil government,
man had gained but little by civilization and
Christi niiy il would have been better for
him 10 ha,- preferred savage life or the state
of nature" Ii remains for the American peo-
pie, in the most impressive manner, TO refute
this philosophy.
WhenF'cr We are about To adopt pr. da-
tory policy, whereby pri,il, ged and Gounti-
ed class ot men, arr encouraged and legally
authorized 10 plnDder aud cypress the bulk of
the people. we are seldom at loss how 10
disguise Uui In'rnti"ns under popular and ian
posing words or phra scs hence we hear 90
much ab"u' domestic manufactures domestic
industry, O"Iu, sic wealth, aud national indie
pendcDce. iermt To admonish nv coun-
try men, that the statements of political arth-
meticians, and iarilE-calc ulators, should he
| received with the most cautious circumspec-
tion. They. Ike some of our public engineers.
or lub-huniing men. will sometimes make the
facts. as wei! as the figures. and present favor
able estimates for tie accomplishment of the
favorite object.
! III must he impraciicable for any tariif-caI-
cuaior, III the condition Of our country, with
the various relations of The union TO each
member thereof, and 10 foreign nations. to
predicate his statements on correct data; be-
cause 10 reach such data many years of prac-
tea! observation and successful inquiry are
'ndispensably necessary. II also requires a
pc riec' knowledge of the pri, ate transactions
of many individuals, standing ia divrrsif-
ed relations and occupied in diversified
pursuits and that is the kind of knowledge
which, III my humble opinion, always lead.
the p"ilt clan to the most correct results.
Hamilton states the imports
! from Great Britain and LELAND
in 1899, as amounting 10 G34.3O6. q37
And the domestic exports to
| the same countries, to 2S458 2S(
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Etlraet - i.Nec A,i.i n.,ti.bn,

Er'rdet Of a letter doef Htr,i,jqrg, Nareh >.
Yesterday The delegates 30 The convention met n eleven
O'Clock, In the courthouse in this borough Jaeob Horae
E'a mem'er Of the iiou'e Of Representatives was ap-
pointed Chairman, and Thomas burnside Esn of tile Sc
nate and Wilson Smith, Esq. acted rs secreta.ies The
forenoon wa taken up in reading the credentials of the de-
isgnesaud settling two three caes of contested seats
The seats Of he members 81 Assembly from N,rilnp,
were contested aud The gentleman, col Kern ~ i sun
20 e" ' n" the right Of Tie others in op niiion 10 the
member displayed deal Of ingenuity and corJe
r"b'e 'hify The members we're admitted There ,,.,.
one or ESQ other cases which were soon settled
IN hc afternoon, Jarob ilognte, Esq. was CHOSEN P.e
dent NJ The Convention, Judge Wsinsand Gen, srier
Vi'ePre'deris, and ie Secretaries who ere nrir
Ell ," The mofaing On calling the Of The delegates
rs answered.
Aresooiion adopted that The dele rates would mn, m
IN nomination any eecor who was no, M uu,ieyisnp t
mocr1t ADD would nor for lint gees, statesman and
hero Major General ANDREW JAoRsONr fes men,ter.
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Ibere were woegislative cancussei held IN Portland,
Maine in different houses the eyeniug-one noi
mated two electors for Mr. Adams ard the other two said
10 be favorable to Mr. Crawford. The Argus stated there
were 60 who attended The Crawford Cnurus The Stes.
man stated there were 50 the Adams Caucus The argus
contests The assertions Of tho Statesman ard say that in
consequence Of this very statement republican
eomntitse was appointed, consisting Of om each
county 70 ascertain tie fact, whrre each member OF the
Legislature was during MONDAY ming " a list Csays
the Boston Daily Adycriser0 made out The result
OF this singular iuruiton wbich tie editors ofhe Argus
say they hive in ther possession containing the names
aud puy designation fal the members aud the places
where hey we're ON Ie r|ruipg of the The sum
mary Of this ,tateent ta 81 republicans and
al members attended the Crawford caucus 80 repulira
aud u federal members making G5. attended be Adams
caucus ~ republican and federal members in town
attended neither, republican and nine federal menier,
were odt Of town.
We did moi expect such indication ~ strength the
side Of Nv Crawford, in te of Maine. u does
otain her Electoral vote, furnishes strong
presumption, that wheo tbecome. certain Mr. Adams
he elected in The HofR Mr. Craw will finally
,da tue vote Of the state.
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Balance

Balance Sl1,3l3.05l
He then with uncommon intrPpidity asserts
that this enormous balance was made M
! by specie, by government aud bank stocks,
and Ivy the proceeds Of the trade Of the II.
States with The rest of Europe, perhaps with
TIE whole worldly With peculiar graiifra-
ton, he a'aiiS himself Of an argument drawn
from the exclusion TT American bread-snT.
in our exports TO Great Britain and frtlnnd
Had Hamilton been more ConyersHut IS It'll
both the external and internal trade of the
Southern states also with our commercial in
tercourse, moi only with Great Britain, but
with her foreign colonies and dependrncies.
he would soon have disco, cred how great y
portion If not ALI cf this "enOrinous balance"
was made ~ without The aid of specie or any
| Of our public stocks. Ii will be noticed that
his estimate is founded ON the imports and ex-
parts Of 1892, period iavOrably selected for
his purpose as, heretofore The tariff had been
partially aud injndicinus'y augmented, and
some fatal restrictions imposed on certain for
eign commerce. |, however, for tie present.
yield hira this advantage. also wave the
advantage t. be- drawn from the fact, that our
domestic exports sometimes find "A favorable
market, and command profit, which, when
added TO the original cost, will form a fund
more than sufficient To discharge the amount
OF imports.
We make two great importations one in the
fall, of our winter gvUds, the other 10 the
spring, Of our light or summer goods. The
planirr Is generally credited for his European
mcI cbandlze six or twelve months, or until biz
iubacco, wheat, cotton, rice, indigo, naval
stures and other prOdncts, can be delivered
on tide water. On this delivery, the planter
Or farmer, not only pays the amount of his
impuriaiions, but receives mOney for the great
EST portion of his produce the importer or
retailer the dry goods has 40 further claim
upon him. until he again takes up his -pring
or fail dealings, which are generally pad fpr
in great portion of Virginia, Ivy tobacco in
March and ApsiI, wheat, flour and other pro
duets, in July, August, or in the fall and 81 in
ter, as the parties may agree. by the cu-ton-
house books in The fall season, II would ap-
pear that, Virginia was largely indebted for
thOsc inporaiions, bui before, or in the COURSE
of the spring and summer, there 'uld bp al
quantity of agricultural product. shipped or
convenient 10 tide water, more liau adequate
10 the full payment Of the impOrtaiions, and
this vas the case in each successive year, *
cept where The planter unjusfly appropriated
his crops to the acquisition Of more property,
instead of paying his store debts, or, the mcr.
chant unjusily embarked IN new schemes Of
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SUPREME COURT.

March 6.--Air. Justice Story delivered the
opinion at the CURT IN the case or Sebiee s.
Johnson ". Durr. Judgment reversed.
Mr.. Johnson Delivered its opinion in the
case Of Danfnrth aaains, Webb, argued at the
last term. Judgment reversed, aud new trial
directed.
The Case of Dodrige against Wight was ar
Sn-d by MIR. Clay for the plaintiff III error, and
by the Attorney General for the defendant.
The Cast ut Mollans against Storrance was
argued by Rankin lnr he plaintiff in error.
.Harch 3.-Thc argument "f the cas-, OF the
U. S. against 200 chests ot Tea, Smith, clai-
manl, was commenced hy Mr.. Ogden, for
the claimant, and by Mr. Blake for the
libelianls.
Foitce 10 pensioners We are requested To
state for the Information OF the Pensioners al
the United States, that, as Congress has made
the necessary appropriations, funds far payuig
them are in readiness. AL, therefore, WIN
are ON the pension si, may now apply Ia the
respective Agents in the States where they
reside, for their semi annual stiprnds.
MAJ Int.
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GNEYTsNY3%
OFFEE-

100 Lags prime Green coffee
80 white ditto fnr fnnily usr--rnr sale by
February 20 M--wSw UriS. III NLOP co.
". \. HOLCOMBE
.ntFERS his services as y COMMISSION MEHCEA VI
- ~ tie Planters who rade 90 Ltnribn,p. Ills know
nge 4" be quality Of roaceo, his foreign aud doiue.iir
anY'ces ~ io its value nrd his acquaiJ with the pur
chasFs IN ibis market. viii erlc him &, Justice 10 y
cry plisicr "hn may cooi,lr produce 60 his care
LNnrihurg Feb. ~. 9f-ifo fW+
SOAL LEATHER
nNE thousand Sides SUai Lrsilcr-I,r s1ie ty
- OTfS. DTNLOP & co.
February ~ ~ omit
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BANK SHARES AND STOCK.

1T HUCIION.
fHlIE Marine Insurance COMPANY Richmond, the
purpose OF dividing their funds among the >Iock own.
ers, will sell by auction for ready sonev, Monday tie
S day OF this moab Mt II o'clock. their Office ui-
loving SrOCK-, wit:
2g2 Shares Farmers Bank Stock
2Od Virginia do
81 " United States do
$4,000 Six per Cent Stock OF the United States and
- 5l,iVO DO. Cny OF HiclinOri u which Interest
Is paid quarterly.
ar The above Stocks will be sold InS to ,u The p,r
cbasrrs: and the stnck-ownes particularly
to attend the sale
March - iOs-tds VIM MACKENZIE sec'rv
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PHILADELPHIA, March 0r-rhe Electra arrived this
port on Saturday morning, brings London papers
as the i4t of January inclusive which, however contains
very little in the nature Of news. The Londoa Morning
Chronicle that date opinion
entertain no hostile intentions present. the forebo
ings contained in the Courier of the respecting The
expedition fitting Dres fac from being credited
are treated with universal ridcule.
The Times takes notice of IT, The Chronicle croni.
ers it dersyey The Post puts faith in it, The Lsg.
fr enters il in its day book-a book says the STAR
would have been the proper place for the Hsrd speaks
dolhtngy, but the Nso Times British Press coayer
Tue astounding article Of intelligence into ridicnIe"
The following article concerning the affairs of Greece
is of considerable interest
Information has this day been received from Greece hy
way OF Ancona and also OF Mnrsees which may consi
defe decisive of The fate OF that valuable portion of
tie globe AIeter from Ancono, dated the 26th Dec
enense the copy of from Greek minister Pe,ro
osy TO his son in Zne and by the way Marseille the
advccs fr"n the Morea dated the 10th December
These communications agrees in confirming the accounts
previously published in the Chronicle Of defeat of cap.
tn Pcha by the Christian hee; the Island skiihe
Ia the action, the Barbnrians suffered the o,s of 10 shps
sunk, u burned and captured They also that the
captain Chief, Mayrocordato in his passage with - stps
for the relief of MissoOng fell with the Agerine feet
or Pdras, lhat severe engagement immediately ensue
ami that the result was the capture of rigae and one
bHg-Fivc other Agerine vessels sunk daring this
battle, and The remainder of The praticai escaped
IA SOFA as The Turkish army which had invested Aiisso-
long was informed ufthcse disasters saupe qu pe, IN
ii''ion Of higher authority, became the general feeling
and ma Herdus bodies OF them every of
craft a"i ennrhei for ScOudri Even this way Of escap
inG 'sm their eneines, however was not eGerd yitbou
severe ch"semeni from the Grecian navy, nd the fug-
lives IN their retreat suffered considerable loss Mayroco
u"'o as soon tue siege Of Msoongh rna been raised
bochaded Para' whilst Cooctron closely invested Til.
fortress by and With 1900 The same information
also states tIa iarissa the capital of T-,y W As block
a'ed 10y The Christians, and that Corou and edn had sud-
mUed' AZ u ss'onsi previous raising i5 siege The
turkish "rmy had munied, FOR want Of my. Four p,-
cha and many prisoners LETT experience The Glenn
enry of their cou1ueros ~ h..oonghi The yotion az
The Greeks Ia the cause Of iserty roth religious and civil
must finally prevail over Bllf,m-,nd the r. est,biis-
mento the empire oftheir trs will be the necessar,
consequence Of their SPLENDID lai,uurs
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ELECTORS


l. District OF Spoiisyl,ania, Caroline and uago-
Ser-Ihe Hon. Francis r. Brooke, President Of tho
Supreme COuri Of Appeals
=. Dislrict Of Norfolk Counv and Bnroueb. P,in
cess Aune, and Ninsemond-.fordeedi Cook, Esg
Of Norfolk ' roy
. District % Surrv, Isle Of Wirht, Prince Geo,pe.
CnFis C'y, N"~ Kent. and town Of PeieTsbuTs -
CUi. Edtrrrd PeScHd, OF Petersburg
Disfici Of Sussex, Dnwidde, aud Snuhamp-
nn-:tJ JohH Goo'iiNyuV, Of Dnwiddie
o. DiStci 81 Bruuswick. Lunpnhurg MeckIen-
ife, aud Grec0sVillc-Coi addison PotceH, Of
Brunswick '' "
District Of Charlotte, Halifax. and Prince Ed.
ward DJei. Sanaei Piegsants Hpgrare, oC HalifaI
. T. D'sbict of Amelm, Cbe-'e,f-h, Cumberland,
Nojowny, and Pow hatan- RichardN Thteeaif, ESQ
NJ Chesteif IT..
y. Dsu,ei of Buckingham, Campbell, and Bed
loud DHitn Campbell Esq OF Bedford
Dstirf ~ Franklin, Pusvvania Henry and
PTrrk chi. Thomas n WoodiDg, Of PntsyIvapa
10. Dis'fic' pf Alhemarie, Amherst, Nelson. and
flntamH-Dr. Chdriss Cocks Of Albematle
VI. District Of GoOrhlard, Louise, Hen,ico. and
Civ Of ichmond--.9rehibaid Bruce, Jr Eso. OF
Goochland.
-. District NJ Essex King and Queen, King wit
li'm, Gloucester, aud Mathews Colonel Richard
lanes, of Gloucester.
10. D'st'ic of Accomack Notthampton. Eli
z1hefh Guy, Wrrwick, Yotl, James Civ and Civ
Of Williamsburg GoodaH, Esq Of Williams.
bury.
u. D'strict Of Middescx, Lancaster, Richmond
N"rlhumberland, Wesimoreland, King George, and
Stafford Col Hrsiin Smith, Of King George
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siVE hundred sacks ground Alum Salt suitable T., cur
= ins FISH, Tor sale by WoETHtN X Ac6RUDEH.
Aiarc, "
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(ro he concluded on tuesday,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miller Dmott, Bread and Biscuit Baker, los
Shiplcy st. above the market.
John Wright, Musical instrument retailer,
south side of lower market near King st.
Thomas c. Alrchs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner Of
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner Of
shiplcy and broad streets.
Iron Foundrg-Evan Thomas & Co. Sec
ond st. near the Hlacl; Horse tavern.
Morocco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co.
SO market st.
]. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor Of
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator of Streets,
&c. IL High street.
Coach l1aker8-K cnnard and M'Curtlv, Sue
ccssors to Wm. Robinson, 149 market st.
Benjamin Ferris, at the cor
ner of West and Third streets.
i-zYright-Jacob Derrcilson, French St..
near the Brandywinc mills.
Hard7cGre, Oil, and PANT Sfore.-Joscph
Grubb, No. -, Market Street.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

.inrci3:e ?fSr ho'"arE PETER, "o7a Lord
ErM1NM.-At Portsmouth, several years
ago, this gallant pf;ccr was sitting alone at
dinner, when his rvant announced to him
that an Indaman hal strucl; uFon the beach,
and was il imminent danger Of going to
pieces. Sir Edward hastcncd to the shore,
and foUnd the intelligence correct; and the
surf running 50 high that No boat dared Yen
ture to board the vessel. Sir Edward ud
dressing himself to the crowd upon the
beach, asked if any Of them had heart enough
to swim oE with him tothc sliip.-A young
man stepped forward 10 answer the challenge
and two lines having been procured, Sir El-
ward and the stranger each took onc, gained
the vessel, and after safely landing ali on
boad, were the last 70 rcturn on shore. On
stepping upon land, The gallant Admiral ID
dessing his Cun!rcl.c il d,t.2cr, exclaimed,
"Giye me Your hand; lou .lrc iii.e iciio'.--
Who arc yoas--tou mus. sail ~itil ~" IN
future" The younT man rcp'ic,l, that he
was the nlatc Of a collier, and ttlzi he Should
hesitate TO qui, Situation 80 comfortable for
The chance Of doubtful promotion. Ssr f.d-
ward ovcrcamc his ,crupes, and this singular
added ID ttc heroes Of Tie Brit
ish Navy an Officer ua'iv.,i!cei n hcroa OK
pioita,---no less q character than Captain
jeremiah Coshlan
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
from ne yiliagc Rrcsrd.
WHO IS HE?

Itwas noon, on one Of the most su!try days
III 1"ly, 1919, that d lair FACED stranger pre-
scntc1 himself at clr oticc door, leaned
against the door post hulia minntc, and then
sad--but it is, rs yet, no matter vi hat he said,
or how lie said it +; let us in the first place
describe him. His face was fair, and there
was but light dow, on his chin iii the place
Of a beard his face was nearly round the
features we'll enough propcrtioncd--rath
handsome than otherwise but there was lit
tie expression in his countcnancc more than
YOU could fine in Regiment, were YOU to
examine them as the roll is called, except
that his light blue eye twinkled with viyaci-
ty. On his neck, was no handkerchief, and
his shirt collar was open, showing a white
skin except where little embrowned by the