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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
THE xMDNIIUEs
HOPE.--AN EXTRACT.

ssImmortal Hope,
Takes comfort from the foaming billow's rage
And makesa welcome harbor 20 the tomb"
There is, perhaps. (says an eloquent wri-
ter of the present day. no feeling which the
human breast cherishes, so nearly connected
with its happiness as Hope. And it was
mercifuIly appointed that in world, whose
brightest visions of felicity prove but the
shadow Of q shade--whosc past pleasures,
while they feast the memory, leave the
heart aching with sense of their desertion,
and whose present enjoyments vanish ere
they are graspcd, and wlther ere they bloom
some more endni ing realities should be held
out to the anticipation OF the spirit, iainting
under wearincss and disappointment. When
sin entered the bowers of Eden, and the pri-
mary curse had been pronounced ON the
parents of the human race, HOPE, the young
and beautiful offspring of untaintcd joys, So
iourned with the exiles, and attended on
their wanderings She cheered them with
the song of future and happier days, pointed
them to the horizon Of eternal life, and show
ed the first glimmerings of that bright and
morning star, which should rise on Beth
lehem and set on Calvary, but whose bright
ness should remain, and whose memory
should live, till eternity had lost itself in its
and thorny path, and partaken deeply of
the wretchedness Of the world, which she
came to solace aud to cheer. Time was when
she could have flown over the distractions
of her path, but the cruelty of men has
bound her wings, and her feet have bled a.
/ mong the briars of the wilderness.
1t has been the Christian bosom which has
cherished best this worn and wandering pill
griul--while the pilgrim, in her turn. has
warmed and cheered the bosom that gave
her shelter And while Hope has listened
to the tale of sorrows, which the suffering
children of humanity have poured into her
ear. her eye has kndled with the brightness
of immortality, her voice has tremblcd with
the inspiration of prophecy, and she has
infused into their "song in the house OF their
lpigrimage,' the JOY and peace OF believ-
ing, and the assurance Of eternal salvation.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12

resistance would offer but a stronger incite-
ment to daring vice.
Whatever is sacred, or beautiful, carries
its own protection with it, and nature sur
rounds it with but slight defence, which
warns but wounds not-for with beauty,
mildness alone should be united. Thus to
innocence, nature gave modcsty blush.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
From Keppcrs Journey from India to Engla

From Keepers Journey from india 10 England
MoRAvIAN EsTABLrsHMENT.-I went
to visit Moravian Establish mcnt in the
town of Sarapta. Opposite the Inn former
ly stood house containing eighty bachelors,
and near it one containing eighty spinsters
The house of the former has been burnt
down; and that of the latter has escaped
The females divide their own dwelling with
the men, till theirs is rebuilt. When bach
elor is tired of life Of celbacy, he goes
next door, chooses one out OF the eighty SPIN
sters, and makes her his wife. The pair be-
come members of the general community,
and keep house for themselves. The va
cancies are filled up by the children OF those
who had once been inmates OF these mansions
of single blessedness. was highly gratificd
with my visit to this human hive. Every
thing was in the neatest order; the sisters,
as they are called, with their little caps and
uniform dress, reminded me of our fair Qua
kers The female children were reading
and writing; the young women were engaged
in domestic employ ments. The old maids,
were occupied in knitting and needle
work. All were busy at the occupation
best adapted to their peculiar habits and
talents Nor were the brothers idle; here
were shoemakers, tailors, weavers, printers
and book binders. / was shown tne col
lection of the serpents and other reptiles OF
Southern Russia. saw also large coilec-
ton of antiquities found in the neighborhood'
which proves the former existence OF an an
cient city ON this spot
Curious ExHIBITIoN.-On entering
Nnana. we were witnesses to rather Gu
rious exhibition. / should first mention, that
the Persians are in the habit OF sleeping on
f1at roofs of their houses, during the sum-
.mer months. Day was just breaking as we
arrived. AS the houses of the poor classes
are generally not more than eight feet high,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
AIAXIAIS.

"Do not despise poor man because he is
such: the lion is not less noble because he Is
chained.'
ga lady's face, like a coat in the tale of tub,
il left alone, will wear well, but if you load it
with foreign ornaments, you destroy the original
ground"
"lngratitude is a crime SO shameful, that the
man was never yet found, who would acknowl-
edge himself guilty Of it."
"ro mourn without measure is folly--not to
mourn at all, insensbty."
"The coin that is most current among mankind,
is hattery the only benefit of which is, that by
hearing what we are not, VIC may be instructed
what we ought to be-"
"The wise man, applauds him whom he thinks
most yirtuous; the rest of the world, him who is
most wealthy"
"There is mean in all things. Even virtue
itself hath its stated limits which not being strict
iy observed il ceases to be virtue"
'By taking revenge a man is but even with
bis enemy; but in passing it over he is superior"
"Religion is the best shield, but the worst
cloak in the world"
at is to ofectatioa the world owes its whole
race Of coxcombs Nature in her whole drama
never drew such part. She has sometimes
made fool, but a coxcomb is always of his own
making.''
"Sylla's monument had this inscription: No
friend ever overcame me with Kindness, no enc
my with injury
Dogenes the cynic being asked which kind
Of wine was the best, answered, ''that which we
drink at other peoples expense"
There is perhaps nothing more bitter in the
lot of poverty than the distance to which it
throws man from the woman he loves
AMBITION.
Ambitions monstrous stomach does increase
ny eating; and it fears to starve unless
1t still may feed and all it sees devour.
Ambition is not tir'd with toll, nor cloy'd with
pow'r.
FRIEND.
True happiness
consists not in the multitude of friends,
hut in the worth and choce nor would have
virtue popular regard pursue;
Let them be good that love me; though but few.
Johnson
DEnr.-Upon Casar's going to Spain, he had
engaged Crassus to stand bound for him TO his
creditors, who were clamorous and troublesome,
as Tar as two hundred thousand pounds sterling.
90 much did he want to be worth nothing, as he
merliy said of fhimself.-b1idaleto1's Cicero
HIsToRH.-An Historian ought to be exact,
Kh1nGsle and impartial, free from passion, and not
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-12
AMBITION.

Ambitions monstrous stomach does increase
ny eating; and it fears to starve unless
1t still may feed and all it sees devour
Ambition is not tir'd with toll, nor cloy'd with
pow'r.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Head Quarters, LIST brigade, 2
Aop. 26. 1897. s

Aop. 26, 1897. s
SoURrS MARTIAL will be held for the trial of alb
- officers at company trainings, in April and No
vemher; Battaons in May-and Regimenal reviews in
Jnne--n their respective Regiments rts:
For the LIST ,egimen-at the house Of General J. Wolf
il Wilmington, Monday the 18th December next, at ~
ck A. NJ. Which Court will be composed OF the fol-
lowing members, ri- Col Thomas Robinson, Major q;
10 Wolf Major J. L. Morris, Capt. Jno McCnng and
Capt. Samuel lIarker. Supernumeraries-Csp. John
Whieman and Capt. Jas. McNeal. Judge Advocate-J.
A. Sparks.
For the Cd Regiment-a, the house Of Nathaniel Wolf
at Chris,iana Bridge Monday the 17t December next,
10 O'clock A. NJ Which Court will be composed of the
follow ing members viz. Col Henry Wheley, MAJOR Evan
II Thomas, Capt. James Miles, Capt. John Hefdman and
Lieut. 7. Delany Supernulneraries-Capt VIM. lhoHp-
Of the Rifle Corps, and Capt. VIM. Siyers. Judge
Adsocate-Kensey ]. Wand ke.
For the 81 Regimentat the house of 1no. +. Mansfield
at Mdlletown, Thursday the goth December next, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Which Court will be composed Of the
following members, viz. Col Jno. Higgins, Major Alex
Crawford, Capt. ID Webster Capt Geo Houston and Capt.
Jno Sutton. Supernumeraries Capt. VIM Weldon, and
Lieut.. 4 Q. Thompson. Judge Adyocate-cap,. Jas 9.
Mansfield
The Court Martial for the trial Of officers belonging TO
the Artillery and Cavalry will meet at the house of Tho
mas milford in St Georges, Wednesday the l9h De-
cenber next, 10 o'clock A. NJ. and will be composed Of
the following members, viz Major Arnold Naulan, Capt
Jno Ediows, Capt. liobt Ochetree, Capt Alex. Porter
and Capt. Jacob Moore Supernnmerares-Cspt 'no
Mathews and Lieut. Jacob Cauk Judge Aiys
Thomas milford
The Adjutants and Commanders Of Companies viii fur
nish the Judge Advocates With list ct absenees, five days
previous the meetings Of their respective courts The
Courts will meet precisely the hour ordered when the
Judge Advocate will call over the roll Of members noting
and reporting absrntees il any and may adjourn from day
10 day until their business is closed.
The Judge Advocates will make to .i,e Bgalier.
under their snds and seals, Of the proceedings Of .her
respective courts. early lie month Of January next
By Order " Ne Biigadsr General
JAMES y. sy rToN,
i0-5t Brig .Hqior arm INSPECTOR.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
SlIERIFE'S SALE.

EsY Write Of a writ of venl ,vpouas 10 M directed,
will d. exposed public sac, the house 81 faick
M'Ganlrg'c.,i il S Georges Il nd,d, Saturday tue
cs .. December next, At Two uclock all the no@ ms
rtaat,t tracts 81 land situate hing and beng ~
Patrick NC iaugi,ry. joseph su,s and wife, heirs o.
Asar N'Gill dec, aud others; Containing one lmndrel
I'd forty two and thirty perches be Vie saine
more o. less No. \ plantation or tract OF land ~ the
land Of Thomas Cnwden Christopher Nandegrft and o
containing hundred and slxtythFee acres be
me same less: together with all aud singular the
Improvements aud appurenances thereunio belonging
Seized and taken in execution the property Of 4hici
n Pennington, and TO he sud hv
WM HERDMAN, ShrrG.
Newcastle Nov % 1927 l0-5t
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PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

ITO be sold at Private Sale THO Plantations. No. J..
4 containing IS acres IL woodland, the remainder IN
high state of cultivation. There said farm
H Portable dwelling house, small barn, wagon house,
gsfa- and other OFT buildings; well Of good water IN
lie kitchen and oae III the barn yard. large apple or
chard, in full bearing, Of selected fruit
S--sA No. 2, containing 90i acres, ten OF wlt'ch
Ms.s are woodland On the premises are log dwell
nIer Ing, with spring the door, stables &c =
AssE.A apple orchards and large peach orchard. The
1an, rs divided into convenient fields, with spring Of
good water in each The will be made easy y
tie purchaser Apply TO the subscriber, in ILL Creek
ilQnired, about half mile from the Brandywne Chat!
beate Springs. JOHN QIiNBY.
Nov 90 7-6tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
NOTICE.
DIR. 4. G.. HULL'S
Patent Hinge Iruss.

vA$ilE entire mode OF pressure which the combined
qualities Of this instrument rb il Us apphca ion
the disease Of Hernia Ruptme and The Consequent
vel known frequent accomplished BY lis use,
the most aged sufferers together With TIE safety ease
and comfort, with nmch worn, has TO the highest
qualification Of the inventor procured the enconums u the
most scientific medical Of country, vel as
is acknow lodged superiority by Sir Ashley Cooper OF
London. And the patenee may further add, that rruss
81 his nven ion manufactured and sold London
the imesiear itss This, it's conceived he may
Just source Of national and professional qualification
From the experiments which The na,ence has made, for
@o years ras on aged persons for lie cure a rupture lie
Is authorized to the public tie gratifying
suit that almost every person that has strictly tolnwtd lis
instructions relative to an occasional increase Of re>sure
with auxiliary means have uniformly experience partial
closure Of the breach within few weeks and what sil
pleasing to add is that efficacy hss been fy and
stilkngly demonstrated N accomplishing pert, cures
persons at the advanced age Of from % Is yeas and
universal. on youth.
IN the application Of this insrHmenin different cases If
the disease, difference OF adaptation cessarv sec
9 form, size and pressure and ne neglect Of these als
pensabe reqd IONS IS the only cause 4, IL failure wnoIc
ATTY means q the kind practicable careful obser
vance Of which Urged 10 All those Who apply them.
above TRUSS.
Isaac Bu Hartford. aged 81 years. cured in less baa
one year Aug 1894, Ell BIS a. Onta aged 6j ears
cured in Seas at or hayin, been captured 3 years =
nr. Nash, Faiied, Conn ase 40, rupJured from his
infancy up cured in months. Hon Matthew sIcNair
osseso, aged more than 49, cured II ear isnow
July 26, 1924
Extracts .Fm depcsiipnstaken II lie Dstic Cour, othe
7 States, before Judge Thompson.
Aenirne MOTT Professor Of Surgery in the Uni.
The great and ,i al benefits Which are produced 81
his Irnss le. from s stct s,b-eryience TO- a, al.
cordaaee Nh sniiie 49, m "a principles Is ne.
cha 3ei 4af ,atort, IT, pGt., X smplc Of IL con
t@ltion, he Inns Tatt3e pcrlY graduated BIZ exr.r
men', 81 he e.en ae- of me body ana to the al
tor d he ina.e ,he ein4nercy Of lis location on IL
N3ldX 6re mis- 4Igft.si
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Ticket s5-ll.lfS2 5o-Qnarter 81 25--Eighlh "a. els.
NEXT wednesday,
Virginia State Lottery,

trglhln State Lottpry,
For the benefit Of the Dismal swamp Canal Company.
tenth GAS 70 BE drawn at Richmond. va, on Tie i,
day Of December, 1927.
Sete@e u pre- Of sls o. of 90; e $50,
OF l,15vi Of 500; u loss e ios9; tot sou;
10 OF 25O 10 Of Zoo 70 o loo; &c Of 5U is u 4J Al
d 30i g. OF - lob Of 10; $3.50 81
Iese' s5-iialfs y 500 ateF Il 2o-Eigh'h co els.
For sale al
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TIE FEMALE SCHOOL
I'm the MiadletnS,n ,Acaaen,v

WILL Dc opened on the frs Mand,y d l.cen,h,r,>,
W under the supelintttelice Of Mss =
pERsoS. a"htLA ~.
Trims Reading. writing, spelling, IA. ,2ter oua5.
Geography, arithmetic ard nlsn nesdlewe,s = So
Embroidery AID Painting, SIS per qaa,,er.
terms Holm rps66,,r I, fFaso'aa'e
- ~ :, 700 a5m
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IMPORTANT
70 those afflicted ,cith Indigestion.
Antl-Dvspeptic EliXir.

sNNE ~ me m,st agreeable and efcac,ous Nj licnes
ever discovered Tor the permanent cure 81 those chro
v...a constituent th4 miserable disease called I1snar
III.
No comnli1ts are more common than The ysrious nod
fc.1ns 81 this i sease On the stomach The fncnms IL
whch IRE so yery important 10 health ha the I..,st 49,
rsnsemvnt i attended with dareeshlc consequences d
the a,o4 svSam lSrhaps rhere 4 nam. Il ,ba ,hale
c.alor = Is Abich ths y,scus !. shle move IN ctn M
,9,r H. ipenrc II medicine ,han gvsnsia ~
nlesstron, he cure Of which has hitherto ended The
s 8 the faca, a. naea ,he power q all ordinary
soeass : sss,n aaeHNl, y ae. has " many CASE
sSea Noe lenei' p1l ts Aos.emoas regimen mas neen
:. - - srea = seNasonas 's disease 'se'i
80 -. rs pss'se - .ae s''nacn = H.g 2
=, - Iens ~ go IL eat' 'uAuiS . iie : no
RI ,a,,rs, +. .t.-.c4,,;,- l,-.,a,;.
are various a attefen, Cur tutioas Hi ri The MI t
egs n b3eits nausea sfekaFys n ~ saefci a dfsJargs
81 s,tsr s. ~ rrag tr y, na,5 .s
lss 81 ~ ns-,se rlsq !. Ne ines,,e ea,sss III
,loa II liz Asa-. bq eaess 81 he connunee ,srto ~
tsej f.tlsnct VIA ro.ring Of .yaa ii lie 6oytI Ill y
i,ay y: - % t,,s. Ia ,s;,,s i , -
ar All these various SYMPTOMS the stomach i me
seAt Of disease constant MORBID secretion of n ,f. M
ucnr scd and WIND owing 70 he al bli,a,ed s,,e
organ causes some II me mos i;saprreaba
are acela:n,ed Min the alkales nasnes ~ nr
me c mes la bit little more than naila.e ~ s,,,r n
the disease
The bas Of the Elixir IS vegetable and perfectly inno
een = rs I destroys that sour siae q The
EA- es sts i ssheh ana s'oPsthe norbia secfefian
sstns senan 70 9he muscular TORE oi that important
asap p sAea meas ,he Pefss motion OF the trs.
.s, '.eTsasea aha eos'lNeness oaSatea ne" aeon
So Y ns ~ eii' sAeH pVss ~ enc % tram q DIS
A. ,ae1 toin q 'he disease u which he ENr a..
nFa9y e'e4a 81 e Reeve ne decline Of fever where
zines nd Gated h, scA cases, il has The slsnr,, eet
q gng " ata restoring Me natural secretons ii the
body. @ilho i inc7essii & the fcbr,le STATE
The PROPRIETOR is cenfient th4 simple trial Of this
ELIXIR Ma est49.l character IN the asspep-
~ all Other remedies in use 1t The present tay
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
icket s. Half s. 50-Quartcr 81 25-Eiglth O.! Ct,
GRIND Consolidated Lottery, "a Class,

Ticket s. -lalf = 5O-0naFeT = 25-EigIth q! Gus.
Grand Consolidated Lottery "a Class,
Draws in Washington City, 12tu Of December.
lSAeme Il Pli1e Of $50 600, q a. 90, r 500
OF 1s25 of Coos Of 6oJ; 10 d 800; 30 Of i So;
40 { 100 81 Of 80; 81 Of 70. 81 Of CO. 81 of So 81
q 40i l02 Of so; 1873 Of 20 1926 Of l0 Has d s.
Ticket s5-lalf 50 50-Qaarter 81 25-Eighh 624 cts
Deldr0re and North Carolina Lottery,
Second Class draws in Wilmington, Del, on saturday,
he 22d Of Dccerbcr
N Christmas comes the 25th.
Sd mel prize of SO 000 Of 5000 ! of 400; i
Of $500; Of 600. Of 1860; Of 1000 OF 80 6
q 500 l56 OF so $50 d 80 l56 Of 20; 468 IL TO- and
1890 Of 5.
Ticket ss-Half s. 50 -auar.er ST 25-Eghth CO, els
For Pines apply At
r. B.3RKER's
Truly P5Ju.9, aud Lucky OTte,
Nov. so. No 81 Market-steet Wilmington
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yIylE Subscriber intends apply to the Legislature at
Il the session. for law 10 authorize him to erect a
Erst and mill, and carng machine, the branch
raed Cow branch the main branch Of Indian river,
the Presbyterian meeting house, in adan RIVER
hundred 10 Sissex County. ROBERT FRAME.
Dover, 18th Nov, 1927 Set
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Delaware and North Carolina

Consolidated Lottery.
Secntd Glass. To be dawn at Wilmington (Del \
December ed 1877
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IIRGLsY.l .sTaTE L0TTERT,

J Class, slrn@s at Richmond. the ; Aef Decerocr
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FOR SALE.

LOT containing acres. in good order IL ETaniy ane
marsh Inquire 4, tie Waterman Office.
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Robertson s Littlc's
Office, No. 90, Market 81. Wilmington.
LAST NOTICE.

~. persons indebted to the estae Of Jodn Flemirr Zee
are requested TO make payment TO JOHN BAILEY,
WHO Is Authorized % receive the same. Longer laaul
gence canno, be given. ALLAN THOMSON.
80, JAMES GARDNER,
wilmington, oct. -, l6.7 So If Ers.hfats.
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NOTICE.

Newcastle. Nov % 1927.
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M'CAULLEY & RICE.

South Hest Fl, and near TO, Brandyuine .uiNs.
y and Adjoining the store formerly conducted By Mr.
kice as srocery-where may be Of disad, anl,p
70 persons % call and examine for themselves
The following compose part Of their assortment.
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Allnanacs for 1923.

DOOR Wis, Uncle Sans, F4fmeis' Town All Coun.
a try, Columbian and ut' Alnanacs Eresh and
',afsh ~ 1875 for sale 81 II &c, WHOLESALE and retail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-31
CITY AvD .J8CKSON-

The following toe u St,es' Telegram contains
a,men which, If sustained in tbs sequel Of the cono-
VrTsy, must have an important hearing upon 4.
From the Democratic Press Of July I7tGI
" we are persuaded that General Jackson has
been precipita,ed into the writing OF his letter
to Mr. Beverley, by the altful intrgues of one of
his Pennsylvania Congr essional partizans, who is
jealous OF the high standing of the respectable
Member OF Congress" who, in his zeal to ad-
vance General Jackson to the Presidency certain
~ overstepped the bounds Of political morality; ;
urged the General 10 bid higher than it was said
his competitor had bid. The inirguer TO whom
we sl'ude knows very well that it was TO shield the
respectable member referred to by Gen. Jack.
son, that George Kremer was kept from going be-
tore the committee Of Inquiry in 1925.
"Ibere will be some dfficulty in getting Mr. Bu
chanan of with honor. The greater the diligently
however, the sharper is The spur to the sides OF
ingham's ambition: the stronger his temptation to
push the inquiry. lie would rather PROSTATE fell
low aboufeT than live to that fellow lobourer
rise him. He can bear defeat better than
victory If his friends and not himself are to wear
the laurel
"Kfemer'- situation is NOT enviable. lie has as
mich zeal as the others but unfortunately he is
unscquaihted with the of the pen, and il NAV be
feared that IN his awkward but earnest endeavors to
cut down enemies he will deeply wound hi- friends
Acquainted ne we are with the facts OF this case.
we can see no pos i5iy Of any deve'opemsnt-,
from any quarter, inculpating Nh Clay, nor do we
ses how II Is possible that they can act otherwise
than most injuriou'ly upon the cause and the cha
rsc'er Of Gen. Jackson"
t0nnmeutso # the Telegraph
We have before said hat Mr.. Msfkley, who has
been appointed navel oficer a. Philadelphia, knoys
all aboit this matter How, we ask, did the Eli-
tors OF the Press learn that Mr. buchanan was the
respectable member Of Congress, alluded to by
General Jsckson' The answer TO ihis is a plain
one. Mr. Maykey who was the agent Of Mr.. c.
knows that General Jackson will give up the name
OF Mr. Buchanan, aud that he, in turn, will give
Up the na'ue OF Mr.. Markley. IN this dilemma,
Mr.. Marley desires TO effect one OF two things;
either TO create Jealousy between Mr. Inghsm
and Nc. Buchanan, under the vain hope thereby
to influence Mr. Buchanan's statement, or else to
impair the credit II Mir Buchanan 20 ~ to ena-
bic MS Marley 80 contradict hin ~ ith IMMUNITY
This article, in the Press, is srtGuliy intended n
cover both OF these grounds. Although we blyc
with Mr.. Buchanan, and have bis letter
upon the subjeet we 10 not precisely know what
his statements will be. That Air. Narkoly was BIZ
IL beyond doubt; but such were the
limitations and reductions in which tti@ comnuni.
cation to Mr.. Z. were envel,ped, that that gentle
man DID not feel hlmss.f authorised 90 scioss Ill
that be knew on the subject. in our f11mer
sifement accompanying The Publication Of Gen
Jsc6son's letter, We ssfGt