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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

Best Cel6 press i Cas- Camomile Flowers
tor Oil, in quart, Volatile salts
pin aud halt pint Sntphalc Qninine, Il
kbotties new article
Ll,>om Salts Irecacuanha
Clanber do ] Columbo in root and
'Caiomel in powder
jafsp, Camphor y Orange Peel, fresh
Cream Tartar Gcntian Root
Fiors sulphur Blue Vitriol
Rhubarh in root Sweet Oil
Ditto IN powder Salad do.
Gum Opium Gum t;amboge
Caiciued Magnesia d:nm Myrrh
Lump ditto Cinnamon
Sugar Lead Oil Wormseed
Pervian Bark, very Oil Cloves
in powder, supe Refined Saltpetre
do 10. IN quill, } rior, Tamarinds, fresh
Tartar E.netic, Engl'h Tapioca
Refined Borax Pearl Barley
Spirits Nitre Spirits lIarlshorn
'Balsaa, Copaiva on Cinnamon
Refined Iiqnorice Rose Wafer
Common ditto Oil Peppermint
salts Tartar Extract Bark
G;.:.cla Bark Extract iIemlorI
ked Precipitate Sup. Carh. Soda
Cum Alocs Tartaric Acid
Gam arabic Croton Oil
snani-h Flies Suphuric Acid
Flake Mama Nitre ditto
Senaa Leaves, Muriatic ditto
t'nm 6na'cun Lees Anibilious Pills
Lunar Canstn Golden Tinoture
Corrosive sutEimatc Paul. Cotnmh;a, III
Arrow hn"t, s''p. qua. Ess. Mustard, &c. &c
White pitriui
ON II \ND--Ensfish White Lead, Iirerea
Oil, spirits Furpsnlinc, together with .verv
otise" article used In painting, which can he
had at his usual low prices. Jan. u,
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E0N NENY,
70 Tobacco Plantevs.

UKlHE subscriber wishes 10 rent or lease out
II qualiily ol iirst rate Tobacco Land.-
Five or sis planters ,whu would work from 10
10 "a hnnds each, conld ls accommodated. -
The land is in the counties OF koekbridge,
Bedford aud Baioioufi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01

H'HE business heretofore existing under
L the firm of DAVID g. WM. KYLE,
in this place, will in future be conducted by
David Kyle and Robert Kyle, under the
firm of DAVID Il ROBERT KYLE, who
are duly authorized to collect and settle all
debts due 10 the old firm.
DAVID KYLE,
ROBERT KYLE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01

n" 'AlehaNc assortment OF Fancy soaps
Also, PAIN 1 BRUSHES,
~ aH Kinds md sizes.
NJ liking and Sash Tools
Shaw ( Brushes an I 9th Brushes
~ lbs Gum Opium, best
Soda Powders
se'dlIl improved Aperient Powders
lpecac
Antique III
Cologne Wafer
Yes 'mental soap, FOR taking out grease,
Curpilg GLASSES
Smellng bottles
Carbonate Of Soda
S per Carbonate of do
Salts OF Tatar
ogwood IN sticks
CIR unt Logwood
Paints OF all kinda, ground ia OIL and dry
GoloIeaf
Silver do.
Marble and Composition Mortars
Gas etunncls and Graduated Measures
Spi,iti Mn dc,cri
Muriato OF lime
Plain and ivory headed frusses
Surgeons In trnments
Thumb aud Sp,ing Lnacets
Volatile salts
Rochelle do
Ch ltenham do.
Pearl Barley
prnssian Blue
Indigo
superior Clnret Wine
Do. Old Port do.
.lad atso, Il general assortment of
PATENT MEDICINES.
January -, Is
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modaled with or 900 acres OF cleared land,
Ca part good tobacco larJ,) with liberty 10
clear any quantity. For information as tn
quality 81 the land. I refer TO Captain John
Scott 81 Bedford, and Joseph Scott, ssg. of
HALIFAX counties, who have taken n lease of
land III similar quality, and have made Sc.
fotfl crop. Letters addressed 10 the subscris
Der near Pattonslnrg post office, will be At.
tended 10. Possession Can se bad inme dia,e-
y. WP. TiBBs.
August 90. wts2
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On his plantation ~ the latter
there IL a house bailt for a Ia
VEkN, with o rooms, with a
Kitchen aud Ccllar, under the
ALSO, another DWELLING
HOUSE, with four rooms.--
Either or both would be rented,
and the nlnnier. cnnld be nrcnm.
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'IMe Following Pruperty.

To wIt Three Cows, two Calves, one Year.
lin. one yoke of Oxen and Ok Cart, 1 Horses,
3 Beds aud Furniture, one Clock and Case,
one Saddle aud Bride, one Short Gun, eight
Hogs, three Sheep, the crop of Corn, Wheat
and Tobacco, Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc of every ,lrscription
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Yhe Tract OF l.anA.

whereon the said Inge now resides, contain.
ing one hundred acres, be the same, more or
less, lying ON the waters Of the south fork of
Appomat'oX river, adjoining the lands OF
Ehnnlas !. LeoraId and ntLnr> Al.n
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Also, a Negro Woman,

by the name of Ann, and her child by the
name of Martha, aud the increase thereof
The title to the above land and property is
believed TO be good, but we shall only con.
rey such title us is vested in Us as trustees,
aud no other
THOMAS o. PATTEsON, 1r..,.
ALEXANDER PATTESCN, A'"s'ee'
JanIdry II. v,dsJa
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On h\ND~English White Lead, Iireres
OIL, spirits furprn'inc, together with every
ot''e" article used I'm painting, which can be
h"u al MS "s'"' low prices Jan. %.
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STORMING A WOLF DEN.

GALLIPoLls, Ohio, jane GA WY
large she " of had been doing Il gr'al a2d'
of mischief in OHIO to wHshjp, II tH'9 so".s'
ty, several years, aud her cunning was sur"
that she had always escaped the Nl1l'a''o
of the best hunicls-hy whom s't WAS
commonly called " oh Hoh'o& Joot' run
the remai kable size and shape "i her paw,
Her young ones had generally h.eh l9a .l.
out and destroyed, but Il seemed as VI
settlement should never get rid o. 'ae W.
one.
On the third Of May last, Messls, JON 9'''
Rrumfeld Gabriel Long, and Da'id 0P''
lock, got on her tack, and after aIof 'o1
tosome search, followed her to her o'u
the side of bill, Whole they soon 1 as,
tanned that she had young ones, p,
examining the entrance they iounu ,',. ~,
and narrow, so that it was quite o'''e1 Tin.
for large man to creep in. lio"e'''' 80
intrepid Backw oodsmtn were not t' os
silly deferred from their purpose, anu 1,,a
Brumfield resolved IL go in aud s''o' u -,
while Gabriel Long held long P''e' -
which was tied a torch, far the PUFF
Iishting the den. Jnho .BIumiieid wen =.
accordingly, but after proceeding WIZ w.,
three rods, he found himself 5" u6' :;
wedged between the rocks, that u '''' ,...r
had rushed on him, lie would have oe''
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risa qfHc Wyradoi Hti-aa CsieJs 10 III

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10 'u' Lofu Mayo IVY VT. lftlnB ttosk,
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WI" zen ~ Eaaaa'' m i"o, 'os "'s g IN
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wAsn.vetes. Ma, soth, 1873.

efR: Late Oh Saturday ufhst 1.-THE 23th)
| reeei'cd from your mcsseeg'r r, yonr com
muaieah6n ofthtt d1le, Informing ,ne that
the sont 81 ruqaIrl had closed is exami.
uat N laio the matters submitted to II. aHi
n IL. report TO IT, Department ; also ap-
przus ne of the intentions ri the Esecu-
tive alth regtfd II ne.
ig1orsnt, ~ an, al the report Of the
Court, en- form ~ idea 81 the charges
tnlrndrd to b. preferred against me, the
,notl,rs Of tie Executive, or the object ol
the notifications have the hoHor, there
fore. 10 ask Of yoa tae neessrry ininr-
nation to eaahe me to prepare for MY de-
fcac~.
With great respect, your very ohbedient
SER anl. d. PORTER.
Hon. SAuL. l.. SourHAep.
Secretary of the Navy.
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SIR: Yhr accompany ies pamphlet,
which was put 10 press shertiy after the
termination Of the proceedings of tie court
ofenquiry on the fosardn atfair, contains
all tar explanations | shall ever be able to
make in justification Of my conduct.
never had, at any u,ne, any doubts of
the proprirty of the eomse pnrsued--uor
have now and it will be source Of
great roget To the, II, after a peru5d Of the
pamphlet, further proceedings il the case
should be thought necessary.
lit be thought have erred in judy
nfnt, the purity Of my intentions, pre-
5upc, cannot be doubted.
have tie honor to be, wi;h great re
speet your obcdient servant
-. PORTER.
Hon. SAML. T.. Southland.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27

Inc injury which happened n ~.
ohlafr} OF the Spartan, ngtir.d j., .' hi7-
hds bren 81 far rrpai.rd =. -, -. WI 1t
her progress ii the least. II l''dt
e'Ie'''iis''"et t"r this hp3t, that the Al
""s Is hnW al very geud stage for 80.
,nu DIS u nsiaS. me think T., ma -
Pr oahie' maj SHE will find sufiir,,.,,, =.
90 "asff, 10 enable her t. reach her ~ q.
fs,iaHipn without much difiicnin y
al. Philips, paymaslrr IL the I'M.
Try Is passenger IL the Spartan. and nj
'nS up To pay of the uoops n C.. =
mcnt Gibson. "4'oa-
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.--Tva4#.
Doa's, containing detachment of - ~
100 new !cefnlfs, for III. 7lb Cel,,d - -.
Infantry, under the command Of C,., n.
ger and Lieut.. johnston, a,fI,,d =, :, H.
place on Sunday evening last, ON ib,,c.,, ,..s
10 Cantonment Gibson. '''''i Ny
We understand that a won.., r
name ot Baker, the wifi Of oae .r m, NJ
ul"F9 belonging 70 this Detachment
h'Ied on The I'd inst. by the falling -
tree. y iire had been made At d., ., .
a large hollow tree, which ina, mo L,,,., ~ VI
some time, teii with ircm,nd,,,ns ~, - ~
III tie midst of u number wh.,.,,,r,-.s
o''u near IT, all Of whom escaped unla,
except TINS Woman, who vas literally cI,.i.'
ed To pieces, and instantly killed '1''
We are sorry TO learn that, nolni,hs,,,-
ding the vigilance Of the officers Of M. d..
tachmtnt, s0me of the soldiers belonri,.,
H. nave succeeded IN pas-jus of a So's5l
cradle amn mt ID counterfeit On snn.f..@s
bank notes, To number uf persons ~
,ng between this place and the mou,.. +
"mte n or. In every case that W., I..gs
he"Fd OF these notes were passed Ia iI..let.
ate persa0s, IN indi5ent circumstances. vE,
cannot read, and WAC we're told thar H.,
were United Stateg' Bank notes. Wr65,,
seen several Of The notes thus ;asspd.--
Ihry parport to he of the Farmers Bon,
e Catldin, ADD the Bank Of Bar5oursr.ls,
h"nt"e KY which banks, ii IS we'll known
stopped payment several years ago, aud tae
notes, even if genuine, are but IluIp,l In,
better TO the holders than so much blank
paper, rGo.,Hs.
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Al1GE4sLANE QUE
NEWSPAPERS.

" me- ,.c,iya fb, daily nrrsenfs q {
nJ.,,.,,,,,,,ra ,,T.,r3 by In, fa.tls rrotn f,ut
,..,.aal t...a4s,t ,r a6od tbinrs. the Post
S,E., ,,,,to,t .,,,lions or unanaal,,bl,.
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amount Of merits, that We are supplied with
pf,tuTes as well as politics, aud furnish
ed with The materials for a history OF
the times, and 81 tie arts al the same no
meut.
The records Of fom murd Re. Tie nara
fhes Of life Destroying aoc.d"nf-, ar even
IN long Editorial Articles, are Ear ron be
ING the only ur mnsi interesting portlpns ot
aar pefiudic9l publications. Beneath an
among The rare pictures, whereof mention
herein before duly has bern had md rrctf-
trd, ara scattered rich stores Of Amusement
aud Instruction. OHe who derived his
notions al The present condition 81 the cafth
aud OF spcirly from The advertisements
would certainly b. induced tssbeilrre that
huih had approached srry near IL pctlec-
/ ton. Every firm offered for sale or rrnt
Is little paradise, appandtu2 with clrdr
Streams aud waving woods, wiih green lulls
aud quiet yailpa and 81 rich Hithail is
scarcely 10 require "a invitation lIoin
plough Ia tura i up side down ard pour
Iorth ~ uubomdrd supply Of com sDtika
and pumpkin sines. Every horse wan ap-
pear, before the public, - entirely ,lrtuOns
81 a beautiful color, pute blood, aid pos
se5-cd II round linhs, and possessed of 81
fna 8 good gualifies, that W. wonder much,
any temptation Of Gl'hy luerc co3id part So
accomplished sfeed, and such IA eloquent
aud iotag oNurr. 'rhe st,it IRE earnestly
a,ked 10 coue aud Il ln4 III .omr health
Restoring spripe, which viii wash away al
e npin'1ls and drown alI = lus IT they re-
presently urged n swallow m, diancs tlui
are su'ts"gp remedies for every II inward
hr outward, thai brscts The flesh. Each
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POETRY.
HE pEArHfoF THE RIGHTEOUS

TIE Deaf OF IHE RIGHTEOUS
h .Hea!soateg.
Til. place isholy ground.
Narld. with y ear"e, away
silenc. all "a kness t. IN around,
Bu, 10 the bresl. Of Jay
What ufishl anl su lIen dawn appears,
20 shine upon this sseue q ieafs'
iris not the morning li'bt,
That wakes tie lark 10 sing,
It's mol a meteor Of thr night,
Nor track ofaneel's wing
I Is an unefealed lean,
Like that which shoae Oh Jacobs dream.
Eternity and me
aIet tor moment here
From, earth 10 heaven seaie sublime
Rested on either sphere,
Whose steps a sanity hEure irod,
b. deaths cold hand led home Ia God
lie landed in our view,
Midst GAMING hosts above;
Whose raul stood silenf, WhilC lie drew
Sigh To tue throne ollove,
Md meeks took the lowcat scat,
Iei nearest his lte3eener ieet
Thrilled with eesia'io awe,
Enranced oar spirits felt,
AMI sag--gct wisi mol What thcy snw
AnA heafd--ao tongue eau tell
What sounds Tie epr oil rapture EHuEht,
What glory dlled the eye OF thought
Tins for above he pole,
On wings of mounting fire,
Faith may pursue the enfraHebiscd soul,
Is Il soua her piaians TIRE
T. Is not given to mortal mgn
Iternd mysteries TO sean.
Behold he bed al death
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Mr.. PETER FORCE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT :
Nav oath S1l

SrR The court Of Enquiry, lately AS
sembled at the Navy Yard, Washington,
has closed its examlnation into the matters
submitted 10 1t, and made report to the De
partmenl,
am instructed by the Executive, to in.
form you that it has been found necessary
that furlhe' proceedings should be had, in
relate II to the lransactinnsat Foxardo, and
that. in the course Of few days, char
yes will be preferred, yoo will be arres-
ted. aad court martial 5umlnon for your
tria.
am, very respectfully, Sir, yocr ODE
dent servaGt
SANE. l.. SOUTHARD.
Capt. DAVID PoRrER,
United States Navy
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SUPERIOR TO BACCO.

GEoRGETowS, June Il.-One hag5'
head OF Tobacco growth and cured in Ere
derrick county, Maryland, and brought u
our ware house, sold yesterday for I : "o'-
lars per hundred, aud two ethtr ho6'heaos
raised by the same eHterprzh6 i"lmtf'
sold each for 81 dollars. There IS no town
in the United States " here FIRST rate -
bacco meets with more prompt sale Ut
better nrlccs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27

Boiiuar and TIE United States Squadron.
Information recently recri, ed gives Us 10
understand that the LIBERAron RoL
WAR paid visit to the United States'
squadron at ChorilIos, on THE BIRTH DAY
OF WAsHINGToN, aud that he vas sabatd
from the Frigate United States aud Sloop
Of War Peacock. Thi- is gratifying cir.
constance, as il proves that acts ofrtcipro-
cal friendship exists betwceo the Librfator
and our Squadron in the Pacific.
The British ship Cambridge Il, and the
Gillian Squadron, also saluled the Lbera.
tor, and the three SqnadlOos thus comb
ned IN eviocng their respect for the chr
racter and talents Of one of the fist nea
men OF the age.-- Bat fsG. Ia.
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Etnm or .4Lritdn Calonu.

NoRfoLK, june Id BY the Brig Hta-
ter, Capt Montgomery, late Peters, Which,
sailed from this port with the last Emsrlnls
to the Colooy at N,,nt~rado, aud or'sed
here yesterday, in GO days passage from
that settlement, wc learn that the Cologis''
who went out in her were laudod IN good
health, and that they, together VITA Tue
other Coiunlsis, conuaued in thc tua en-
ioymcnt of that blessing, and in good sp'-
lits 10 the time of her departure.
The Rcv'd. Mr.. Sampson, and Ms.
Draper, fcoIorcd people, are passenoers IL
the lIauler.
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Hon. SAML. T.. Southland.


Sir ; Your hitter, transmitting pamph-
let respecting The proceedings of The Court
Of Enquiry aud tie Transactions at Foxar-
d., 4 T. was received aud III copy endors-
I'd for the President, Immediately delivered
10 hIm.
Il is cauac of surprise, that you
should have considered It proper, while
your case aud the report Of the Court OF
Enquiry were sjiil under tie consideration
Of the Eyeeul.yc, 10 make a publication
relating thrfeto, and especially q pubIica-
ton ii 50 many respects deficient aud mac
curate.
Lam, very respectfully, s..
SAML l.. SDUTuARD.
Com. DAVID PoHvER,
United States Navy.
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erer feel sae necessity of appealing to its
decision. an not impatient of II, and
vat tn e"uVeaien'e OF the Depai tment,
II Whatever measures it may thnk proper
10 adopt towards ne.
take the liberty 10 remial you that I
IN It'll Ignorant al tie opiaIon Of the
Cour. Of Enquiry, on the charges Of Mrssrs.
! Randall and Ipunlsin and 70 request il
may be laid before the pabiic, taat it may
be- able tn Judge nhe,AefI AN innocent or
guilty Of them.
iithe court sas pronounced me nnacent.
am entitled 10 all the benefits Of Their
opinion if am guilty, ! am unworthy OF
holding my commission, and should wish
10 longer 10 disgrace i.
have The hoaor to be, your very obedi-
ent servant, d. PORTER.
Hon. SAML. L. SoUrHARD.
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W. are sincerely praljftd to learn that
one Of the Trunks belonging to General
La Fayett", which went down with the
.Eccdanic when she sunk, has been reclaim
cd, and ~ non an lis Nay to Ro7ton, undo,
the care Of DR.. Waterhouse. Il is u he
hoped that this trunk may contain thosr It
the Generals papers which are most vala-
able To him. Morn. ChrOntl.e.
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PARDON.

IITrLF ROCK, "a u May 3.-Mad
Baitaio aud Little Eagle, the tNo Usage
Indians who were tried at the last October
term ofthe Superior Court, for the murder
of Maj. WelboIn and others, in November,
1923, aud sentenced to be executed, have
been pardoned by the President of the u
nlted S ates. Their pardon was received
at the office OF the Acting Governor, on
Saturday evening last, and they were set
at liberty on Sunday morning.
Nay l0.--The steam boat Spartan, Capt.
Heno, with large keel boat in tow, both
laden with provisions Tor the army, arrived
here on Sunday morning last, and left again
On the same evening, for Cantonment Glib
Sun,
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NEW YoRx, June LITTLE Grand jay
yesterday found bills Of indictment, for
murder against all the persons concerned
in tine aiiray which resulted IN the death q
Mr. Lamhert. Able counsel are engaged
70 detend all the rersons.--l Com .I1o.
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WAsrtvGro Jane 10. In compliance
with the rcqost of Com. Porter. we eive
publicity to the correspondence he COM
TO us Yesterday tnornios. In
dong So, however, we cannot ayold ex-
pressing our regret, that it should ba.c
been found necessary To bring the subject,
to " hich it refers, before the public, 10 tar
columns Of a newspaper, before there bad
been dccision en- il by Tive e., ernmeot.
BiieginG a premature Discussion to tr ar
improper iatel ference NiIa matters that
could not Ne fatly understood pfirc al IN.
facts the enquiry had elected were N ri,
l>uoWo, we have hitherto torbaroc to make
any comment, orexpress any opinion upon
an, part Of the trdusaeiI3n, aud or sla5iId
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relifrz had visited hI5 baBsu before they
left the country. He expressed his conii-
dencr that tie gaod aud great King nom
they had seen would e.ei behage 10 them
in The manner iary bad an irlpaied, aud hr
was safs thai OIL thelr part they HonlI
maintain That fficudzlfia. and eentlpur That
aid which identified thrm to So n4ay
thanks d'uiug fhe late var. The condI +
"o 81 tht ludIlna wa highly i1lerrstog ~
nll god nr humane proplr, and MS L9fd-
slip were sire they WonId never want zen.
cruus hiruds IN tins country. lis Iord-
ship cpncIdrd 10y requesting them II hc
seated, md - pafiake The fate winch be
had Il offer hls friends.
Tiny ihrn sat down II a very rich cols.
ton. Ine Lady Mayorcss and several la
dies aud genlfUeu SIT down Win his
Lordship and Mr.. Book. 1hrr behat-
oar II Inc t,bl' WAS marked by great Pc
Iitrgess aud gallant aleolion To toe ladles.
After the cloth was removed they sung
several uallonal songs, and whrn tiny
"ithdfe" from The Table they danced the
war 4 NICE aud saLS the war song for the
enteI tainment IT tnc company. The Chief
OF tbr Narrinrs, who Is Ga years Of agr,
WAS rcmarkably active. Thy appeared
III lilly intelligent. TIC address of me
Grand Chief VIZ particularly affecting 10
maDnrf.-lils Lordshlp led them through
tlr" principal rooms IN the huuse, aud
shaved lhrni Tie Egyptian Hall. Before
they lelt the Lady Mayoress made presents
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