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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14

n virtue OF a deed al trust executed tine 9th day of INLAY
a 1926. by Wade Aloshy the elder, and Susumnah his
wife, Ia the subscriber and others, which deed is OF record
IN the clerks Offices OF the county courts OF the counties of
iienrico and Powhatan, | shall sell in front OF the Ea.le
Hotel IN the city al Richmnmd, on Monday, the lOll Of
December next, at - O'Clock, the following property nauri
IN SAID decd, VIZ. one-iinth OF the interest owned by Wade
Aiosby, Jr. in a certain parcel of land lying near the Old
Market house, on Main street. i'll the city OF Richmond,
and for which a suit is now rending in the superior court
or law for Henico county Also, all the interest the said
Wade Mosby the elder, has i'll a claim To a tract of land
Of between , and Goo! acres, lyiag on the Ohio river, be-
tween the mouths Of Big Sandy and Little Sandy rivers,
III the county of Greenop and State OF Kentucky. The
whole of this land is first rate bottom land, and | Lavr mn
doubt a great bargain may be bought in il.
TEnHs-6, II aud Is mouths credit, bonds with an
proved security, and a deed of trust on the propertv Ia
secure the payments. will convey only such title as is
vested ian me as trustee.
OFT 10Th, 1327.-1St WM. w. MOSBY. Trustpr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Clover Hill for Lease

SkIfLL be offered for lease on the premises. to tho
w highest bidder, on Thursday the I5th day Of
November next, IL fair, ii Tot the next fair day there.
after, that we'll known stand Ciouer HU Iasera,
situated in the extreme western point of the t,onn,y
~ Prince ~El'1ard and on the main western road. a..
.ong which the Richmond and Ly ~nchturg stages pass
daiIy Except S%nndays,) tweniy-tIiee miles below tie
latter town.-Thjs establishment has been erected al
considerable expeuce, having all necessary houses.
"hich arc nearly new and in good repair. The stu
alton IS very healthy and the stand not inferior TO any
IN the section OF country in Which it is heated
ALEXANDER PATTESON.
Oct oO-C,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Oct 2O-Gt
Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery 10
me, at the Jail of tierrico County, OF JAMES w.
ROACH and WILLIAM W. ANDREWS, vino .s-
capped from the said jail on the night of the 10Th OF
September last, or one dUndred uld .ffy doUuys IDr
cjitcr Of item.
Poach is about 81 years Of age, 5 feet o inches
high, red hair and blue eyes; has on his right arm.
marked with India ink. the Initials of his Danie, the
representation Of a tomb, With q man IN tile attitude
of weeping, over which is a willow, aud under which,
rs the date of his birth, 1905; and on his lett arm. tie
representation OF an altar and two hearts United, over
which two doves susPending q wreath OF love, and
above the elbow the American Gag. Had on linen
Pantaioons, cotton shirt, a bali worn FUR hat, and strip
ed coat ard rest.
Andrews Is aLon' % years Of age. light hair, haz!c
eyes, s"aiihy complexion, , feet 10 inches high. has
marked with !nJia ink, on his right arm, w. W. a.
over Which IS The American Flag and Eagle: on his
lett arm an altar, over which is ~ altar and two hearts
u"rl''d, Hiti' two doves sUspcndinr y wreath of love.
lad on a pale hlnC domestic coat aud rautaioGns, wifi,
i hat about i'aif worn. From tho best information 7
lave been able 20 ohtain, | avn induced 10 believe they
are together at work 90 tie Dismal Swaiu3 Canal.
Il. +. TiIOENTDN, -. NJ.
L~ JrhI Pc-yun, u. +. J.. n.
October GIh, 1921. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
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PUBLIC SALE.

Epl vmtuc IF 4 deed Of teusf executed IS Eithaif y.
-ES Jones' 81 Crr.ferI.id, Cos the sa,sc,Tacrs. o., in. fir
day ct June, i.-I. and r"tcriri iU ;ro clerks ..arr. or.
Amelia. tor purposes t,crcin mentioned, we shall r.ocrcd
to sell, |t publ" auction, or the premises. 20 tive h;gTes:
bidder. for cash, ca Saturday tie eighth day of Uccenlic,
ucxt. At II o'clock, NJ. tive rldGtatioo IN Amelia wlcreon
the said Fichard X. Jones formerly resided, coutuiuiz a
bout 60o acres, together witt all tho appurtcnance there
unto hciDua;ug, o. so murh thereof as vii be necessary 10
raise Tire amount uow duo upon the Z decd alorcsai IL,
with ,hr costs aud cxrcuccs Of cxgcu,iu: tie trust. Such
ttlr ass vested III the Subscribers viii br conveyed, which
is believed to DC i,dnyu'dJlc. GEORGE IVES.
SIMON l.. MORGAN.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Mississippi Lands fer Sale.

IA 7TFF"TCU 'r0TTT UTTtCT IUIIVS IN
IA bove Baton Rouge, on the lon bank of the Miss
sippi, consisting OF
One Thousand and EigIay .4,aegts;
SAID plantation has a front OF - Arpents on he river &
Is adjoining the principal landing of tc settlement
from which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres OF cleared I,and-one
large Dwelling House, with six looms-Co,ion Gin.
hiili' Tan Yard, Negro Cabins, NC. (eassy repaired. -
The titles 10 The above lands are indisputable. and \
warranty deed will be given il required.
Alsc-Oae THOUSAND .4,pcnn;
on fhompson's Creek IN the parish of Fclici-
ana, one and a half miles from the river hississirpj. So
ven mics isoi1 the town of ST. Francisvilc. Part OF
this tract consists Of low bottoms, probably goo acres.
on sad tract there are about fity acres, cleared some
5ears since, 'utgiownnp:-!ith The whole or one half
OF ihi5 tract VIII be sold al the option of tie purchaser.
CT iuIther particulars apply 10 his office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
New-OrIeans, Oct. q. #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
Tobacco Planters.

a PETITION will lie presented To the next Session Of
the Virginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors of
all Public Warehouses, shall be required, in inspecting
Tobacco, To break ii IN four different arts of each hoes
head, in order To detect the many inpoSi,inms pactised i'm
prizihs: and that certain Warehouses, where such frauds
are conniveoi at, and where inspectors refused to break
Ycbacco in such places as they are destEed to Go By pur-
cha sers, may be suppressed.
Sspt 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
EXECUTORS SALE

OF ~rat~abte james Rioe' Land, LynchJu,g Proper.g,
Negroes. sc. ami a manufacturing .DjW
n pursuance of the last will and testament Of Wan. Gait.
4 dec we, as Executors, wiiIexpose to public sale, on the
premises, on Monday the 22,A day of November nest, thar
highly valuable tract of land, lying in the counties of Am.
hest aud Campbell, which the late VIM. Calf died BOSSES
sd Vt. The land lies adjoining on each side of tho James
River, and is cultivated as one Plantation The quantity
ofiand on the Aaihers, size OF the Rive. i o173 nc,os. ~
which 1856 acres are valuable River and Greek low-groun,,s
a Manufacturing Mill, Saw Mill, Dwelling House for the
Miller, are bnill on Stova!i's Creek, which runs through tie
upper part Of this land, and are as valuable as any Mill
Vropeity in the upper countryside building aud machinery
having cost upwards of 100000 The land on ihe Camp
beil side of the River contains Cos acres, OF which 10 acres
arr low grounds. On tins land there is an ineXhausibIe
he'd Of limestone, which has been used IN building the Mil,
as is of excellent quality for building, ur as Il manure fur
land. 1t is contemplated to sell the land in the following
parcclS:-On the Amherst side, 1st-8ll The land below
?tovairs Creek, containing about 1851 acres in one lot.
2nd-The Amherst Mills, Saw Mil, and dwelling House,
with l64 acres of land attached in another lot. 2l-TIt
land above StovalIs Creek, containing 27l acrcs .aother
lot. And lnst!y--TiIe land in Campbell will I've suld in a
Fot to itself.-We deem /, Unnecessary to give a minute
description of the land, as we hope persons disposed 10 pur-
thasu vii! satisfy themselves by a personal obsorvation.
Tie land has iJeen for a series of years under a high state
of cultivation, Is very fertile aud produces large crops OF
wheat, corn and tobacco, and we believe more generally
tiksn with clover than any land on the River. Aernp Of
Wheat will bc sown at the usual time, and a charge made
for it 10 thr purchaser, such as may be deemed reasonable.
.4LaSD,
Will be sold al tire same time and place, all the NEGROES
attached to said Plantation, tcing ABBOTT 60 in urm!cr,
annens them are i valuable coope,s; the balance excellent
1,oo
-, 70
:" - -, y" s1' Wv :'"N"s " "'''S 'd''' S''ecp ana mugs
'.' ~ 'e p'""''''" "'e''''S u III cfoIls oil Corn i0d-
49, 1.r
"rn'
g, VA nm, IH"nu"' az -" "'y "t Dsr. Gnsu'"S' WI NC opposed
'"o''J 49, tr' IN u ", ~" " nyn["1n's' inc following real
tenement fronting un Main Street, aud runnirr back on
Water street, iS8 ret-alsn two new brick Tcnemcn,s,
frontiTg on Water street Az feet and running back G2I
jnci-aIsu Q building lots, Gontirg each on Water street %
tTfs IN Tpd L wi I'M nl fhpl i- r,.,ry -, t. FTI.-I -,x.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
4 FARMER.
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EoH THE CONSTITUTIONAL WING.
TAE PRESENT CRISIS.

II has h,ou co, ,L,, III.
any n of The hr,rrno.,sn,,s ua,. 80" ''''S'i'' nor
Combination of r.lich, H., :. ,, L ,tN 10 "'" FORM '"e
-, rlcc,i, =, az A. ,Ia.. ." N" ~ '"' reception" at
Clay was nominated To thr Senate AS Sc,r,,,,v -, c,.i,
This u,,,ir,,i,, - - '''" . '"'"'
,wakcuiur sioc,t e., ,. '''"' anu vas the
am orn,s;f;,, h,c,,. .r;,h... IN" W. vi mn a"a
oi tie SENATE. fnr,i,,i,h ,rrn nn. ~; ,I'"S "" we Journals
tuwr,l. he, o,n,,;,,t,,, ,f ~ u. H'n US us A"f
the nI,,,riio, Ia ,h. a,r,',".". 80 VI
no; founded in the belief of his r,,n, 49,, 10y Us
unr, has been clrnrlv dcn,one,y,,.I "nL NC - "
what motive connected win tho ,,y,,,. i "'' 80 |t "'"''
DtoiuccI SO sudden. -, u,,,su,I and. $50, C ,,'"" '"''
io>i;i,te mi ,,y moo ~ 49,, ~. :" r'''''l'''o a." "p-
fused to -advIsc and consent =, je 49,, "'" -
Clay's Gbiilics to perform, ;bc dr,ics ~ ~ ,, 49, '''' w
he ". &. Illuminated? Did any ono of ,l,n, hole. ~, ",,
would not cccrl those abilities tc ,br h,n"or .'l - '''' ne
Of his country? Ifhs had hncn really dcsruu,e nj, rnI,i.rt
honesty, su!i-iIhc ugssr-soJ tho rrS.; ~ ""'"
tior, att. tbltcd to him-thcrr was no ,ra"J, 10 -, 80. 'm' "'"''
would not act accordi,, - tn. ,i.r,,,,. ~ "' "'
mrnt in the DISCHARGE nj his nai,I,l Ii,,:,. - - jig
that he could hope ay any o,,s, ,n,,sn - 49," SUPPOSE
Of the people. without winch Il, would I've ,m.. '' ~,
him Ia attain the u!irli or Office; 4 bis ari ;,,,
to suppose him - sjinr.,ino whole I,0,,,"9 "o"'E DC
rather than a designing pcliticiau =, ;u,,,5 ny .;,s 800
lhrr advancement The. - rr.,."' y VIEWS 3" 10
ed, either Il. to MIR. Claws taien,s nnl f,ncss - r, '.' -,
y,s i, ,,,on ' oa"i, ",'"S uH'"''S" 81 us duties What
Of the Senate. 81 various and cnng: , , r"', ~ ''E " portion
opinions, in voting nc,irs, l. ,r..l,' 'EN '"'
perhaps be able io find thc Urn. soI,,,,,;,, -. ~, = ""F
i,oli,' o, Eui, ;n,, II. 80" Wv, 80 S"'"N' o 't' enigma ny
was taken. 'N '"' '"' '"'e
On referring to Xilc's c.ofs,or co., ~ -
that on the 2Sth January Ii,5,. ~, a., w ""'
communication IN Ls C;,,JJ w. ~ N'"y addressed "
vl,c,, bo mad. :, .s,,.t ".as' n'""Ne u Virginia IN
in the election. aud assiouei tho nas y, "s ;"se'"''' course
mined hin, to vote for Mr.. Ad,ms ONO ~ -" eve
which has been echoed Nv "a, c,.,,i. rvs ,'"N"i'S'
cstcd patriot in tic country. is given in IN, C,u,,,,.r
-"Asa hicnd of iihcrtv and to The urrr,,no,n. - ~"
s'itntions. | cannot consent. "a tbs r,,ly .,,.,o o. ,ni. "
i~tencc, by contributing TO the election Of = ,,iT,,rr "L',,
tain. 20 give the strongest guaranty tia, this ,c,,,,iic ,gr,
rn'rch IL the fatal road whirh has conducted .,,,y o,L.'
rcru"lic TO rnin."-ihe public are not left rc ,ooi.,,nr,
to ihe effect which tic publication Of this lr,,s, p,,oIn,.j
: Nlhit tGg irritable iCrlr'r@g t Gen J,fL.,, ut,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14
a CARD.

NA NEALE & CO. beg leave to take this
Opportunity of informing their friends and the public,
that they have rec eivod and are opening, from day 10 day,
tie largest, the hamdsomest, and the cheapest nssor,mcm,
OF GOODS that they have ever before had the pleasure to
oGtr. Oct Iu-,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-14

~. Bin consequence Of a mistake in the Franklin
Almanac, 10 which we had reference, when we insert
ed The above advertisement, VIC now IufOrfn the public
that the sale Of the Amherst plantation viii commence
on Monday the 2Gth November. and be continued from
day TO day uGtil closed; and the sale Of the property IN
LynchbntG will take place on Monday the 30 Dcccn-
Der, OHH .qLI.GN.) Er'yg of I'm.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
DAVID REA'S ESTATE.

WYE. the undersigned, having been ap- w pointed by the hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld, Commissioners to receive, examine, adjust, and settle the claims of the several creditors of the estate of
 DAVID REA,
 late of Litchfed in said district, deceased, represented insolyent Band Ssaid judge having limited and allowed six months from and af- ter the goth day of instant December, for the ere di ors of said estate to exhibit their claims, hereby give notice that wesshall lmeet at the late dwelling house of said sdeceased, on the 21st day of March and of June next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the business of our said appointment. All claims not pre- sented within the time limited aforesaid, prop erly attested, will be forever foreelosed and barred recovery.
 NATHAN GOODWIN, ) couo
 SIMEON SANFORD, o"' :
 RUFUS PICKETT, '''"'''' Litchfeld, Dec. 19,:1S97. 9S
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
Good Stand for a Shoemaker.

LNOR SALE. about ten acres Of LAND, N with small and convenient Dwelling house md Barr standings.ihereOn, situate a- bout Sixty ROaS north of the meeting-house, in Be;dlrm. About one and an half acres of the above is covered with Wood, and the re- mainder is fenced into convenient Moving. Pasture, and PlOw Lots. It is an excellent stand for Tanner and Shoe maker, there being none of that occupation in the 'vicin- ity. The place will be sold cheap, a1d the terms of payment made easy.
 AppIy,t"
 JOSEPHEH.iBELLAMY. Bethlem. Dee. 2G, IGe7. 6w28
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
NOTICE
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber would inform the resi- A- dents and non-residents liable to pay State and Town Tax in the town of Bark hampsted, on the List of 1926, and those in arrears on the Lists 1924 and 1925, that he will meet them to receive said Taxes at the house of Lester Loomen, Esq. Jan. %, 1928, at Amasa Malory's, 23d. Jesse Ives, 24th, & George Merrill, a5th of said Jan. from 12 till o'clock, PM. on each of said days. Also, all persons liable to pay'a Society tax, to the 1st Ecclesiastical Society in said Barkhamp- sted, on the List 1925, that he will receive their society tax on the day aforementioned at George Merrill's, Those who neglect pay ment must expect to pay fees.
 ORVILL HOWET, Collector.
 Barkhampsted, Dec. Is, 1897. 9a
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
NOTICE.

THE Court or Probate for the District of N Litchfeid hath assigned the seventh day January next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of NOADIAH BANCROFT, late of Tor. rngton in said district, deceased, represented insolsent, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate.will if they see cause, attend before said court and be heard respec- ting such appointment.
 By order of said court,
 MARTIN WEBSTER, Adn. Torrington, Dec. 91,1S27. 9a
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
NOTICE.

BY order fthe Hon. Court of Probate for the dis. trct of Litcheld will be sold the second Tuesday ofJanuary, 1s2S being the sh day. all the real estate of DAVID HUMISTON, late of Harwinton, deeeas- ed unless previously disposed of at private sale. Sale commence at o'clock, P. M. at the late dwelling house of the deceased.
 ALSO, Ms BY order as above, will be sold at the same time and place, so much of the real estate of ANDREW HUMlSTON, late of Harwinton, deceased, as will raise the sum of One Hundred Dollars, unless previ- ously disposed of at private sale.
 URIAH HOPKINS, AdministsasOr.27 Harwinton, Dec. If. 1927.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
NOTICE.

A Ta Meeting of the inhabitants of the "A town of Salisbury, legally warned, at the Town Room in said town, on Monday, the 18th inst.
 Voted. That SWINE be free commeners the ensuing year, by being well wruns. Salisbury, November i9, 1897.
 A true copy of record,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
RUEL COGGsWELL'S ESTATE.

BY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for the dis trct of Ltchffeld. all the personal property texeept the portion assigned by the court to the widowl of the estate ofREUEL COGGSWELI.. late of Wash. ington in said district, deceased, will be sold at pub lie auction on Wednesday the second day ofJanusry 1928, at 10 o'clock A. M at the late dwelling houss of the deceased, in said tOwn unless previously dis posed of at private sale.
 RILEY COGGSwELL, ExsssHcr.
 Washington, Dee. IA, 1927. W
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27

STOLEN fssm tHs ,s,s s'sjfA af tbs 5s subscriber, large BUFFALO SKIN, mark ed G. CATLIN. on the flesh side. Who ever will return said Skin, or discover the Thief, So that he may be brought to justice, shall be literally rewarded.
 GROVE CATLIN. LitchfeId, Dec. %, 1927, s8
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
 THE Sir Knights of Clinton Encampment N No. s, are notified that their regular meeting is adjourned to the 2d day of Janua- ry, 1928, to meet at the Hall, at one o'clock, M. A punctial attendance is requested.
 By order of M. E. G. Commander. Washington, Dec. 94, 1927. 28
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
Df7sD

of Rev. Noah Beuedict formerly of Hartford.
 In Torringford widow Ruth Gaylord, aged 78.
 In Portage County, Ohio, very suddenly on the 18th of September, while absent from home on business, Solomon L. Barney Esq. of Harpersfed, Ashtabua Go. formerly of Wllsborough, N. Y. and native of Canaan, Conn. He vas one of the most eDterprisng, useful, and respectable citizens of Portage county His remains brought to Harpersfeld, and inter- coucourse of Brethren and friends attended with his afflicted family to pay the last tribute of respect to de- parted worth.
 In Hopkinton, N. H. by drowning, Mrs Farwell wife of Dea. Thomas Farwell.
 In New-Prcston, Dec. Duh, Hezekiah Whitney aged 80, . Revolutionary Pensoner.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-27
AaaR R NE n

In Goshen, on the l9th inst. by the Rev. MT Case, NELSON BREWSTER, Esq. to Miss LUCRETIA H. RooT.
 In the Episcopal Church, at New-Presion, on the 18th inst. by Rev. Mir. Stone, of this town, Mir Nor man Peters, of Warren, to Miss Mary Hill ofN.P.
 In Boston, on the 18th inst. by Rev. Edward Beech CT, Rev. Austin Richards, of Francestown, N. H. to Miss Maria Creighton only daughter of Hon. George Odorne, and granddaughter of Rev. James Creighton of London.
 In Danbury, Mir Alfred Benedict to Clarinda Dke- man.
 Eunce Bronson. Mir Royal Davis to Miss Orinda A. Smith.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
FRO M roNrI>UFp

"ENLAaGiNG NswsPApERl"-One Of
the p,pers "f the town. p blished last Tues
day, was decorated with three quarters Of
column Of ieaded matte, the leads were put
IN, 10 detach from tie writings Of The Editor
his usual dulncss-and as the ar,i' IL TO which
we refer was an odd compound of nonsense
and r.b .ldry. stupidity. and ilatulency for oIr
atn.isclnent's sake, we pause I, examine IT,
As the writer makes no small pretens.ons TO
classical literature, and as essay is ertainly
very elegant, and very classical. We proceed
to poin, ou, some of its classical beauties.
Waist mdnlging IN s,g ,cious remarks rela-
tive to the enl ,rsmg Of ,pers, the writer oilers
the folio wing very chaste and classical remark:
"The subscriber gets SIX feet square no.
for the same price he formerly gave for shin
pia ter; and he gels n, too. at the expense oi
1 visi deal Of time IN re ,dIDy Ii
The classical allus.On to shin plaster, re-
IN nds us Of the writer's lus.o 10 an eel skin.
md as both of the expressions were undo BIT
edly derived fro u the classical schools OF in
s,ruction, which are atlo ded by the +" king
dom Of Cape Cod'-we SHALL be compelled to
adopt both, TO the cx' h!son OF the express. .ons
of NJ lion, Jdison. aud S'eel. "shin las
h - what u delicate association Of ideas 1t
produces! how hupp, its apple ,ion!
The persor. whose elegant performances we
are nov considering. must, beyond a doubi,
have bccn closeted with the classics. when he
wrote his admirable aud classical essay. We
afford another spe cinnen Of tho chastity Of his
taste:
"f this is not the way for printer 10 bite
uF ais olrn nose, ~c saodid Lac to be told
way"
"A printer to bile of his own nose!" What
ID dele table expression, what CLASSICAL figure
wnIt happy effect the suggestion mus have
upon that very delicate organ, which, when
t,oeaked, is so seosi;ivs! Gods "f the classes,
why bes ow slch ncomparAble ID LAS upon one.
and not upon all
Afisr having expended tho whole Of his class
icol acumen, upon ideas associated with "shn
plasters" aud noses. Doctor Panyloss for
such is the appellate of the individual, whose
production We are noticing proceeds TO the
streets, TO embell.sh them with his classical
define ATOMS. Only hear him! hear him! Hear
VIA, the Doc,o, says when speaking on The
subie t of tho " rsspeetabi'uy" OF ne"spa-
pers: t
1--WE propose" .,ys he, ",o call convco-
ton OF pr n. .crs, TO settle the Important Y 'es'
tion xipthrr street mud IS a better IN nsreu'e
Zoe ncwsp,pers than aiiic salt; ""c'hef "s
! m print atiacho, tho s,me ssra'o " Hs sa'
thor az lss 10 pava,s intercourse