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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15

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VHIiE copartnershipsof WRITER'S & WASHING
Il TON and JOHN Il. BRENT & co. is dissolved,
by limitation. Those indebted, will please make i'm
mediate payment to either fus and those having
claims present them for settlement.
JOHN WRITER'S,
JOHN WASHINGTON,
GEO BRENT,
JOHN III. BRENT.
CopartMership.
The subscribers have this day entered into copart
nership, under the firm of
UASHINGTON e BRENT;
and having purchased the stock of Dry Goods belong
ing to the late firms of Withers & Washington, and
John n Brent Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they will carry on business in the
house, lately occupied by Withers & Washington, and
will receive, by every arrival from New York. addition
al supplies, which, with their present stock, hand,
will comprise general assortment which they de-
erminedto sell low for cash. or to tsr punctual Gus
toners.
JOHN WASHINGTON,
GEORGE BRENT,
sept Is JOHN II. BRENT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
aug 9,
Dyeing Establishment

La cr;t;0.e esi disco mas Tart est d!WcF'
v.xur rihcr having retarned from Europe, re,
sneetfuIly Informs the public that he is prepare"
to execute ali orders in his line of business with neat
ness and dispatch Ills assortment of the mos, tasn-
ionablc colors be seen "'anI time, and ne VII, war
| LII hl,,cb Lace Gauze, &C remove spot anu
ron moulIs from cambric, lncn cloth, silk, mcrno
"nn o,her shawls. without Injury tn the border lie
co;,rs a,s Also SO that they never fade or rn rusty
ieghorn bonne,s and hats cleaned IN the hrs' sH
;,,,o, goods may be left with Mr.. Labiile, Pennsy
yao;, Avenue, opposite the Panorama, to whose al
dress they will always be sent. r,r
French Dyer and Sconrer
N y One or two boys would be taken as sppTen
~ ID WV " aug 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
JOHN WASHINGTON,
GEORGE BRENT,
JOHN y. BRENT.
Wine. WhiskcY. etc.

Wine, Whiskey, etc.
TIVE subscrheE has onband and offers for sale his
S barrels old whisS r.,
IA do high proof do -A
Sc do common do
IS do vinegar
hid and barrels Jamaica rum
1 elegant plated sword
few pieces broalclo'hs, calicoes and stripes
i niece French drill, do cotton cashmere
Black silk cravl,s aud hdkts
Gentiemeu's shoes and pumps
lies, black morocco do, chdren's red do
White and black wool hats
snansh and half Spanish segars, parasol'
Rcsali's cake and canister blacSing
Franklin stove, ten plate; sideDo'"o' ou''"'
l dozen rush.bottom chars
a. second hand bcdsteals
Kin skins and bride leather
R,sck and rlssset do, some stout and suitable 'or
negroes shoes
A,so-A collection Of BOOKS, comprising about
500 Volumes. w ,,,,,,rr ,rc,
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
Gsorge White,

,,,Sc taken an Auction License and the store
on ISngsrce lately occupied by Ger sG 5p MEEB
on ~, rs ,mI,co'uuISSTOV HERCH7NT! and hopes, by
ttcntion to and earnest desire to please
s'', meet with supper, FROM generous public
by his which are Offered tor sne a. of
limits. aud will gladly receive consignment, 90
.t,ntr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15
'Yo llet.
Dentistry.

-. u p,rvNEII.s most respectfully informs the CT
,;,ens q, Alexsnria and its vicinity, that he con-
,iuses 10 perform all operations on the teeth viz
~ Cleansing Extracting, &c,
of n fankln Hotel j. II, R grateful for the be.
raj image he has already received hopes me. III
tbe m,blic of his determination to endea'or
,;,v .pJ attention. together with ample prepa-
~ perform all the duties of his profession TO
ee continuance of their support. Ia mus .,l
ND nselfbefore the public, he assures them tl%'
bs es will be satisfactory, and MS chars es"o-
He $50 informs the public that he can supply .I's "
With snper;or dentrGce-.7lso he can Recommend !.
SOVEREIGN Remedy for the rooth-hche: In twenty
cases which have come under his own ooser.a"o,
has never tailed the nerve OF
ont n;urv 10 the ether teeth; to give permanent
and obviste the necessity OF eriragins niess WIG"
the tooth was entirely decayed. nes
. All orders duly attended TO. s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-15

4 CREST Imperial tea warran, ed prime
l do Hyson, dos ,uc
16 doz yellow striped and other hdS's'
8 do. shawls various colo's
merno searis
3 mandarin robes
8 pieccs rankin Grape
8 bushels fresh timothy seed
6 sacks mcrino and common wool
lust rec eired and for sale ic at the auction store o.
'u'' '' GEO UHITE.
Where may be had $50 dozen Br''ann% hd.'S o.
various coIors and patterns which are offered at baI
t;,ore nrces by the quantity. liberal credit ior ap.
r,ad n,ner Also. great variety ofdy goods, FUR
piture. stoves books, leather &c. all on best terms
Heef.
49,, mn c mess and prime beef, put up particular
NT y for vessels use, landing from ship North n
mcrica, from Philadelphia-for sale by
net ~ T',' ~ -
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

they have not, as yet, done either. Bat /
really consider my life in danger, and
therefore suppose / shall be compelled to
des.st from giving information to the peo-
pie relative TO Gen. Jackson. As a part
ing word, ask my countrymen to pause.
and think before It is too late what kind Of
q man they desire TO make President
JAMES l.. ARMSTRONG.
Extract Of "a letter from a gentleman IN
Tennessee.
j. 5. IuaYe just seeua gentleman from
Bedford County, vino says that the physi-
clan called into the aid of DR.. Armstrong,
his injuries as very serious
This is Jacksouism IN It's true coLors-
such as the Hero in early timas has often
acted himself
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
MANAGERS OFFICE, ;
LnchJUgh, JuHe 3, 1925
A CARD

IN He MANAGER Of the Virginia Literature
Il Lotteries, presents his gTeatuI acknowledge
mcnts TO The public, for their liberal patronage
already extended. TO his 9th Class, and regrets
that his arrangements are such as 20 prevent his
personal attention TO the drawing. on the 18th
iusr. at Wheeling. lie begs leave 90 postpone
the drawing indefinitely, and 10 Offer in lis stead
the first Glass of the Grand Stale Lottery. Of Viz
ri1ia. to be drawn about the hr.t of August, with
an increase OF briIlucy 10 C5ritai,, and uoyari-
alton 10 price of tickets. Fer ans loIding tickets
in the Virginia Literature Lottery, are requested
to change them, and 10 increase their adventure
in the following rich scheme now offered, which
NAV be done % either .t,hi Managers agencies
AUG. LEFTWICH.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

Tie JACKSON SPIRTTl-The
last Knoxville Enquirer says, Gen jack
sons friends, in Winchester Tenn on
,he t9uH Of july. 'enraged at the expo
sure of the Hero's connection with the in
famous Burr paraded MOB of , or
800 men, and gasconading around Judge
Williams ouragng every principle Of
decc1cv. They marched and counter
marched before his door, carrying hickory
bushes and poles, and taundng him In the
lowest style of vuigarity, opprobuum and
b.ackguuGism. w hereover the Jack
sonitos have the asccndency, they are sure
TO resort to brute force TO stop the mouths
of their oPponents.--NOr Is there any
thing In this 20 De wondered at, since they
are only following the example Of their
mst. and piJas idol
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

The lcgisiatareof New York VIII meet.
we believe, In September, for the purpose
of receiving the revised copy of the laws
of that state, and passing upon It's pubhca-
don Some fear has been expressed lest
they should take the appointment Of cleo
tors into their own hands.-hc Legislature
beugJacksOman. This is net at all proba-
bic. IL we remember correctly, when the
question was submitted 20 the people, two
OF three years ago, In Uha; way the electors
should be chosen thereafter, the votes were
something like $1,000 for the district sys-
tenn, $1,000 Tor the general ticket system,
and 5000 for the old mode OF appointing
by the legislature Itcannot be conceived,
therefore, that that body, familiar as they
are witl intrigue and political management,
would venture, In the face of such a tre-
meud0us majority against them, to adopt
So Mglaljed O measure.
Winchester Republican.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

ture Of Tennessee, ne gave the following
answer to u letter of Abram Maury, Esq.
a member of that Legislature, inquiring Of
the General whether hewas willing to serve
in the senate of the United States if cleo
ted
Hermitage, Dist Sept. 1923.
"Dear Sir,-Your letter of yesterday,
has reached me, stating it to be the desire
of many members of the Legislature, that
my name be proposed for the appointment
of senator to Congress. Ifelected could
n z decline; and yetin accepting should
DO great violence to my wishes and to my
feelings
The general was accordingly elected.
After serving two years in the senate, he
thought proper to resign.-His resignation
was presented to the the Legislature of Ten
nessee on the 18th Oct. 1925. The fol-
lowing Is an extract fromit:
"Iuasmuch as the legislature, WITHOUT
AM. KNOWLEDGE or understanding on my
part, had called me to this situation that
OF senator, It was impossible to withhold
my consent; and the appointment was,
though reluctantly, accepted"
As the vcracity and integrity of Judge
Williams, Of Tennessee, is a matter Of
some Importance, in estimating the value
of his testimony, relative to the connec-
ton between Burr ard Jackson, itmay not
be amiss to state, that a gentleman who
resides IN his immediate ncighborhood, was
in this place a few days since, whose In
tercourse with Judge Williams is frequent
and familiar, who states that no man in
Tennessee stands higher Tor integrity and
a regard TO truth, than the Judge: and that,
as for himself, he could not disbelieve any
assertion he might make.
Lyacd5wgh TTgmiaa.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

DROPOSALS will be reccied until
the Ist day Of September next, for
,1e ale Of the School house and 20 nrch Of the
iot on winch Il is erected, as hes Ossi Of the
ranre of buildings fronting the Marlsi house
Persons wishing 20 purchase win arly 70 John
y,I.ure or Marcus Wilson, a commute appointed
by the corporation 10 sell the same.
JOS. w. RAY ReeoTder.
Wheeling, July q, ls25.-29 g..
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06


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-rr5s. and also n tte breasts of
r c1al. see The handles of drLs.
-...rls ssr.-.Uv the assassin Yell
s .a tho same Yell who .sa member
..- s-,sI.-.-e and furro5 IA the
kan, LrI, -t Tho Inst session. He is
--s Ys1 who certified for Parrish.
-.T WAS tas author Of "Tne Te1nes-
-,4 nro-r--l certificates -ra.nst
character ofJ5la Woo5s-Thesc fI-
worry sa9- ar7furr4 o na-e-. which
s-i5 T must si-r PerccIyiar that it
..-obie.+ n, ,.r-a mo IA, sion some
5.sg-S~sr,I ] +sl4 tlsm MAS NM
,74 alone and tbat II vas yervun-
abe thus set u,8n 81 uy 9ra house
A.bs rne r WAS standing near the back.
l.- s-mv sho1 and had time TO reflect
.....-e WAS n ns.ebb9- who lived about
a hundred wards distant. across the|
~ where there WAS probably some
-.,v NH .Is. v.es-, J ,,.rlt ,-,,--s
rms b, 5sar1 r,ys,f = determined m.
5erosla+ r,tsa-tr,r SION tho r-7er
-uacaId.3 NOT see nor do / know Us
tents. SEEING me dsncIred TO look
.-tae paper. oae0f Them swore I should
-l it. or hc w9sIl-5t tris moment be-
ewing from the movements ofta. r-r.v
thew cer.a.r.v 5,..-.e5 IN ,ss-s.,,,.-
a. .1-1nr r-. ~ -. Mons. .r9 ~--
heated as fast as T -4-rr .-g.,-4 Dqy.s,s
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
PRIZES
BLANKS

All the rTizes payable IN Cash. which may DC
had as usual, as soon as drawn.
HLols I5o5ets, s. 50. Quarters, 80 81.
The holder Of t;vo ticket or shares, must draw
one prize, and may l-lw THREE.
TERus-For pac s. not less than ffty tick
cts, scheme price, ~ pproyed notes, payable
fifty DAYS after Tie -- ing, without Interest.
Venders, az all tines u icd Al Scheme prices
Orders by mail CT 9,.eHise, meet the same
attention gwen 10 pr .--l icatiOn.
Address AUG. LEFTWICH,
Iul--.- - lceiing, Va.
June 9Th, lS25
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

The State elections, have already COM
menced, and take place as follows: July Z.
Louisiana; August l. Kentucky, Illinois,
Indiana Mississippi; Sept. ,, Vermont;
3 Maine; Oct 6, Maryland; z, Delaware;
8. Rhode Island; Is, South Carolina; Il,
Pennsylvania, New jersey, Ohio; Nov. ),
New York, Georgia.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

PIT ibat and that together. and 'ckGt
does L maiel Prior to Gen. Jacksoa's
lection 70 the L. S. senate by tie legs!a-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
pATENT MEDICINES.

FEW LORLARDS SUPERIOR MACABoUGH sNU
Country Merchants and VIII find their advantage to can at
Z l complete and Inc NV
Flour Whr Ginseng Beesaaz, sneoo, wiz be received exchange
Wheeling. Aurut6
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
ZEoEET& KEP!

81 Bbs Gve Whiskey. (Pcnnsylyania) }
5 DO NO.asses
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1928.
~ SENATE

~ SENATE
:, Mr. Rowan introduced a resolution requesting the
committee OF Commerce to inquire into the cxpciiency
OF authorizing the merchants at Louisville 10 receive
and pay at that place, the duties upon whatever goods
they may import.
The bill regulating process in f,e Ecdcr,, r,o,,.
III uiosc states admitted into the Union since 1883
underwent very considcrabe discussion the amend,
ordered TO be laid on the table
Inc bill to increase the pay Of such Leuenants of the
navy as had served ten years and upwards was debated
81 large, when the amendment offered by MIR Smith of
Ntd TO strike out ten years and upwards preyailed
an uiiS'Icce sf motion then made by Mr. Chambers
so to amen the bill as to give ten dollUrs additional to
mat already granted by the amendment proposed Nv Mr.
SmIif--the bill was engrosscd for third reading.
Inc Senate then proceeded to Executive business
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
nc House me- and proceeded to business number
OF petitions and memorials presented and referred
Over ninety were offered.
tcPors Of Ellis were presented by NIessrs p p. Bar
bolr, and MDu''ie, (feative TO fortiGcaonsl tyolr
"csihc, Enion Jennings, and Mercer for LAYING out
road from Washington, through Pennsylvania to fine
s''ic OF New York; Twenty resolutions were offered
an" referred; and three resolutions laid on the table
MI NicAiic accompanied resolution relative to an
inquiry on the expenditures for the improvement of the
OHIO ard Mississippi rivers, with several remarks on the
mode IN which tIe appropriations had been made: and
tla the War Department rad created second Office 81
- day. N addition that Of superintendent allowed
3y law which Office, IN his opinion mere sinecure
Mr.. Aj,ean, OF Ohio made few remarks in reply On
motion OF Mr. Noodcock, it was ordered, tkat tho evil
dcnce in tho Of Marigney ~ Auteriyc be translated
ana printed. She Speaker presented bill from the
Senate, and several communications from the Executive
Department: among them vas plan Of the Sandusl.y
Bay. Mir Smyth Of Va made motion that tie House
resolve itself into Committee of the Whole the stale
ot The Union. which Dcgatived This for the
purpose Of calling up his resolution the amendment Of
re constitution The unfinished business in the case Of
H,Fg"ey u NNerIyc was postponed till tomorrow. a
Bib granting right Of pre-finpisn TO certain settlers in
me a'c ri ioisano, went through Committee of the
"noe; aud in Hc House was ordered to be on2rosscd
and read I'd time. In the House, Mr. M'Coy made
some objection to te passage of the bill on Ec ground
''a ne settlers but squaticr5, and that they actcl
Ss.'st law Mr. l-aarks of Ten. replied. On motion
o. Nf' Nhtesey, the House resolved itself into Com,
ni'tee Of The Whole the bill for the relief of axinus
W. Gilbert II vas reported without amendment, and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Natioa1aI Gof:grsaa.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, lS2S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Seaate did not sit to-day.

i-c Seh'lc olu not SIT Io-tiay.
AS soon as the journal of yesterday was read
Mr. Swan, of New jersey, rose and addressed the
House to the following effect
.'Ir. Speaker 1t haf become my painful duty to an
nounce to the ieus9tte melancholy intelligence of the
death OF George Hofonhe, late representative from
New Jersey,
To the members Of this House, and especially those
who have lad the satisfaction of personal acquaintance
with the deceased, eulogium can be necessary from
Exhausted by the pressure of protracte but unyeld-
morning fthe l1th'inst.
TO his family, SIR, the loss is rToparablc-hc afec-
tomato husband and the kind parent is 10 more
Mr.. S. then rnoyoE the following:
Resoirfa, That the members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, from sincere desire showing every mark
oil respect due to hc memory of the Hon. George Ho
conbe late member thereof will go into mourning one
month, by the usual mode OF wearing Grape ronnd the
left
Resored That tile Speaker of,his House be directed TO
notify the Execute of New jersey OF the vacancy in tbc
OF tat State, by the death George uo
combc.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
and the House, thereupon adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

'ci't c"fdc'iy 10 answer, neilhcr d think myself
'paed from courtesy tn satisfy him in, he would no:
pay snc'e witness any OF the cases for criminal pro-
secuonS from, Russell.
my oh)ec' IN thus unicating 20 you, is hSt, TO
Iepe the charge (f lie ailues c) of intentionally
'h"i's 10 increase the public huIhens, the agent
through whom subppnas for witnesses are procured aud
.hef attendance certified which positively deny:
"'ed my own Interest iorbidS increase Of Wit
sSsS' necessarily augmehis the duties have perform
"''o"t adding any ,hisS my fees; aud also
'ha' 'ae Attorney for the uunwealth could have had
no oiYe 10 direct the summoung ot mma,eria witnesses
AV secon"y, To correct the mistake of she Auditor
iee" 10 IN ms letter and i'll his Report as suppose
~ one hundred witnesses being summoned in
ne ',fSest number in ANY Of the from Rusee H.
(and that is Thompson Johnsons charged with rapeI
iSJo'y Jonr-Mtry.foH Of whom recognized by tire
Supreme Court
Any member Of tho Legislature wishing Audi
'o letter to me referted to ajpvc may Gu IL the hands
g" Mr. Alexander, Of tho members i.om Russell.
JAMES p. CARRELL,
Clerk Of Russell county.
LcbEncn, Dec. 9Th, 1897.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
70 Ne i ej3I0fu-e ofIJrgjnia.

Jo fIe b'EigitfUre If Jjrgjnia.
see, by the Auditors Annual lIfro,t afc - ,n, =,
the "reung OF iir session, bat the
oil the last year '"r criminal prosecutions were very
considerable, aEd nat 10 Attitudes it .r the Unlimited
discretion IN 1ne ~ he Law officers, icrea pubic
budhcns' presume, ifon letter be wrote me in c6ior
last that Russell % OF the counties To ,yhch lie has
reference, furnishing of the attendance of
one h"dred tcHne''' IN single caseanA that am
one vol the law oic"rs," whom hc would charge with,
having contributed thHs iucfcasr The Subtle turhp
in iha' et'c (scne reflections IN which seat n 10 pub
H'hed IN ''o f@"h"'0Dd E"Tir,r. but which did not
appeal That have scrh) h. eGruircd Of nc-'vic'her
erch n'nhci NJ i,.cSsyary: whether moro
;Aan '1c 'cHh past &C 'om could hayc hesu c@amine2
ana Wfc''' s"U'n rrsif''ft imposed ,e ,r-
s'nrF rig1' 10 summon w0urs,cs Unlimited extent
WIN 10 hienIco to Hgaii himself nf icir Testimony;
Questions which, as 80 ;i-S ryseit 5onnd in ny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
gS S c1eeeagegU aa V9Sgys


shall not do Lnnacas Saith tue disrespec, 20 .us-
IAN any thing he says, bS corroboraye testimony.
though 1t is at hand, and in abundance do NOT i'm
aS'n, that one SINGLE has hesiated in frmn b;s
oPo ~ am done with Cole. Gooci, unless his con-
duc snail tender II incumbent me to proceed far
fer. tie nnders'ands me. feyGuni sat a.a:eni; He
9esn this thing, not l. My object has been TO show
thas would not be iTolae3 dosn with inpuni,y.
-e,Sn-
The dis'ateresicd editors OF the Enquirer hey who
enjoying between and $1,000, under the State Gov
eTnment want nothing from that a. IN e;-
Thursdays paper say, some of the friends 81 tho AL
minsrstion t!e candid part of its advocates dis;o
such ar'ces) affect to speak Of grea, revolutions in
PcunsJ lrania and 10 upon her paI vote fer NJ,
adams" Iney must truly be naFrelloisy candd men
as veil as d's'nteresied who deny that gIea; changes
haue occurred IN Pennsylvania. Was no, Tie Admins
"a'ion Candidate elected in Lancaster The residence
OF Mr. buchanan, aud tie focus Of Jaclssonisna Wac
not Nc'Sherry elected By 800 majority in adams conn
y! was not The Administration corporation t;cke,
elected by a handsome majority in P;ttstu,r. WIG,
Clay vas burned in efigy in 1924 apd where IT tho
last election, Mr.. Adams received but IA vo..7 nil
no' Jackson paper in Pennsylvania. aokno,vIedrs
that there had been great changes. that there
great changes in progress and that can9our recprod
tiem 10 admit l'at there were still further chsro &,
De exPcc. I'd. Were not nanYsr1enptets of fJe Ad,;
stfaiion Convention ofPcnnsyivania aud several c,o
tors noNinaied conspicuous Jackson men AZ ti l,
lection: In fine does not the whole sresr, p,
establish hey oud contradictions that great revelation
OF sentiment has occurred, and is yet in nroces T.;
pennsylvania? Yet say lie disinteresled editors Of H.,
IL IS all a man, rTe- there is TO adccuate
8'"u'a iof any such Misrepresentation" To contend
"'' we change Is not sufficient TO deaci tbat Stale
rom jackson, is orc hngto deny iI.sl there has been
o'a"ye'S another The first is fair ground for areu
''e"''o deny the other proposition, iners degree
o. eS"cor only to De sqraed by the gontIer1ans dis,
ietereslcdness.