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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

in the morning, and 60, all the tenants together
and he got pot Of fire, and he rode over the
m Su ntain to the bog where had my turf cut,
and he SC, fire to il himself, and said that the
Priest might come with his holy water and put
out the fire if he could. (hear.) And when 1t
was all in blaze entirely, he cried out that ne
asked a vote from his tenants only once IN SCI
ven years, and that that was the way he ID treat
them that refused him. Well then, after that
/ broueh. him before the magistrates, but that
would no, do, & then sued him al the asslzes;
and Wolfe M'Neil didn't deny the truth OF the
burning, but he said that had no right to cut
the turf, and the Judge let him of; and alter that
his attorney had an execution against me for
the costs, and the other day they seized my
COW and my little horse, and all my little turnl-
ture, and my bed, and every thing entirely
and sorrow taste of any thing did they leave
behind, bad luck to them, and nothing but he
bare walls Of the cabin, and / may say that the
flesh is fairly picked off my bones; and II the
gentlemen Of the Association don't Go some
thing for me, and send me of to America, I'm
done entirely. But didn't desert the cause,
and hope they won't turn cold shoulder up
on me and the children.
MIR. SHEFFIELD me, Mills, are you ready to
vote again for Dawson, and against old Jacks
nephew. 81
Harry Mills-By the God in Heaven, am.
This exclamation, uttered with great ferce'
ness and impetuosi'y, produced loud continued
cheers, mixed with laughter, at the strangeness
Of the poor mans demesnor.
Mr.. Shiel said-,herc is no blasphemy in this
poor PEASANTS adiuration. He hath not taken
the holy name in vain; and if he did, II surely
was an oath upon which the recording angel
Jron,ed taar apd hlotted II out forever"
any one can reaG this recital wi,hou, having
his heart moved, we envy not his feelings Ii
tells Us there is principle of Liberty existing
in the hearts of,he oppressed people Of Ireland
moi to be eradicaed, and which only wants oc-
casion to show itself-lt tells US that the peas
anlry OF Ireland ye, know their rights, and
what is more, know how 10 use them. The ell
ection Of O'Connel to the British Parliamen.
is trumphan, confirmation Of our hopes and
wishes. The spirit that is abroad upon the
face Of the earth, has extended itself to the
green hills of Erin. The day may be far dis
tant-we never expect to see ii-but we can
her favori,e orator, Of happier period-when
Ireland shall stand erect among the nations Of
the earth, fearless aud unfettered; "her brow
blooming with the wreath Of science, and he.
path strewed with the offerings of art; the
breath OF heaven blessing her flag, the extrem-
tiles of earth acknowledging her name, her
fields waving with the fruits of agriculture,
her ports alive with the contributions Of COM
merce, and her temples vocal with unrestricted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

Dr.. BoYLE.-Doctor Boyle has addressed
letter to the Duke Of Wellington on the sub
ject Of securities, in which he suggests wha!
might br adapted to get rid at once Of the much
dreaded influence OF the Pope, by vestng ,h
appointment uf the Irish Bishops entirely Wit
the Clergy, subjrci, however, to the approval
Of one Of the resident Prelates, duly empo"H'
ed by the Pope. Truth Ialer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
To the Editor of the National .4droeate:

Sir,-WiIi you admit Of tale Of disap.
pointed pariizan inro your paper! 1t SO, will
relate how am bankrupt in purse and l fear
in reputation. A few weeks ago Noah, in The
ENQUIRER, assured his friends that Kentucky
would 90 for Jackson by at least $4,000 majo-
ri,y, at any rate it would be safe BET on 5000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO myself" guess the Ad.
ans men will get their foot into it this time
few GAYS after prime Presbyterian happened
into nv shop 10 get his coat repaired, and |
saws to him, we'll Mr.. Pinny how goes the cleo.
tion! He surveyed me up and down for few
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
Washington Foundry.

TIME undersigned having established an Iron row.
Il dry on Eleventh streeth, West. (near Carusf,M
seinbly rooms, respectfully informs the public ,, =:
is prepared to execute orders for CAST1NoS,
pieces Of any required form, where the weight ''''
not exceed one ton each.
Cash paid for OLD CAST IRON Of every de erF
ton. HANSON GASSAWAh
aug 23-2ay4tS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
ABNER PETENGILL

PPBe il known-rnsl> on the 23d day Of
February, 1907, while Andrrw Jackson was en-.
gagged with Aaron Burr, in plotting The over
throw Of the government, John Q Adams in.
PRODUCED into the Senate Of the United States
the first resolution ever presented 10 Congress
contemplating general system Of Internal In.
movements.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

ESCAPE FROM A SurTEE-A correspondent
Of the Bengal Hurkaru, gives the following de-
tail Of the escape OF woman from The funeral
pile Of her husband:
Having been informed that Suffice was a
bout 10 take place at the Chitpore Ghaut, left
my residence with the intention Of proceed
ing to the spot. On arriving al the Ihanna
learnt that the woman who was about
to immediate herself, had, after feeling the fire,
lesped from the pile, and made her escape; in
consequence Of this intelligence alighted from
my buggy, and entered the TbSnna wishing TO
make myself better acquainted with tie par
.iculars. The Darogan informed me, that hav'
ing received a strict charge from the Magis.
trale to see that every thing was done a. SUIT
tees according 10 law, he had acted up 10 his
orders, and that, in consequence, he had caus.
ed the fire 10 be put I" the pile before the wo>
man assembled il; and hat alter she had lain
herself upon il, had suffered no one TO bind her:
that the woman soon as the ire reached her,
leaped from The pile, and he had taken her for
p, election into custody. Tie poor creature
lay on mat in the Thanns. Her wounds did
no, appear to be severe; one side Of her face
and a part Of her back were burnt. On being
Intercepted as 10 the reason Of her ascending
the pile, she replied by pointing to her forehead:
ln,r"a1@s t%er"oS ."e- .ss
to the fire In answer 10 my question as 10
what she intended 10 do in future, she said that
she wished 10 be taken 10 her house, and that
IN case her relations would not receive her a.
gain, she had property sufficient to maintain
herself The probability Other returning home
seems TO be small, as the universal opinion a.
mong the people was, tina, her family was al
ready much disgraced by her conduct in not
burning, and would be much more so il they re-
ceived her. BY an order OF the magistrate,
find this morning that she has been conveyed
TO the hospital, where, it isto be hoped, she
will soon recover from her wounds. This fact
convinces me, and have no doubt it will mos,
OF your readers, that were tlt native police Of !
fcers more generally careful that nothing on
these OCCASIONS was done contrary TO ,the regu-
lalions Of Government, wficn are forwarded |
10 them by TIE Magistrates, the number Of SUIT
tees would soon materially Decrease. Of
Inability Of the poor deludeo woman to stand
the fire, the Brahmins are weHaware; anu hence
may be traced the brutal custom almost uni
versally pracliced by them, d binding the wi
dow 20 the pile, either with banboos passed o.
yer and fastened down oil 18th sides, or by
heaping great weight Of wod, Sc. on the TO.
dies. Were they allowed TO 20 nothing Of Ibis
kind, which believe is contrary to their Shas-
tiers, it is not To be doubted thu one woman in
hundred would not remain T. burn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

.--.--p ~.'~'J ..'ViSu WIN Tie peru
sal of letters from Liverpool, one Of which bea
date on the 9Th Of July, five days later than tn
newspaper accounts heretofore published. W.
make the following extracts:
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
New Books,
STATIONARY, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Inst received and for Sale by r. POR TER q sun,

STATIONARY, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Just received and for Sale by r. POR TER q soN'
No. 81, Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
Family Bibles, splendidly bound, Scott's Com
menta,v on the Bible and Testament, Quarto vol
umes price SIG, Clark's do. on the New Iestameht
M.Kensie's 5000 Receipts, Chronicles OF the Can
ongate, vols. price rs cts. SCOTS last work,
Youth and Manhood, Of Cyril Thornton, Volumes
..Sorthern Regions with splendid ensravngs, ulioas
Adventures. do. do, Fire Side STORIES, DO. DO
Rush on the Mind, Hume and Smoets Abridse-
ment of England, Pleasures of Friendship by
M.Heury, elegantly bound, Pelican Islands, by
Montgomery, The Governess, by Mrs. Sherwood
Francis Berian, or the American Patriot, 2 vols
Common Prayer Books, large and small, with addi-
tioual Hymns. elegantly bound, Mrs heamans
Poems, gilt, The Happy Family, BY Cardeii: Melho,
aud out of School, Food for the Young by mother
Little Plays, by Maria Edgworth, The Two i1d-
wards, by Mary Elliot, Integrity, ale ny h,rs'
Holland, Theodore, or the Crusaders ny MIS-
Holland, with variety Of other new books--alse
Scissors Of the finest quality, do. at cents pei
mir pen Knives. Rsxots, Turtle shell side combs,
Fine-tooiA do Kidding do. Paint Boxes, shaving
Glasses. do Soap. finest quality, Snaa boxes. ehe-
mica Ink Powder, Antique OIL Tor the hair We1g
woods Ink Stands Glass do do Cork do. DO. I'm
cravings, Pocket Books, SC. &c.
The above goods being laid in at reduced prices
will be sold as low as they can be purchased IN any
of the cities.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
Large Bread!

NJ No. ios, Spiey Street. near me Upper Aiarket'
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he is now baking the largest
bread ever made for the money IN the Borough ana
~ links that families who may call on him for
thei, bread will find it cheaper than they can make
It themselves. :
He also keeps on hand "a general assortment OF
CyAKES, which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. The public may rest assured that the above
by the first workmen.
WEIGHT AND PRICE OF BREAD.
\ OF lhs. of wheat bread for 81 cents,
NJ 3 or. do. for 8 cents,
~ lbs. Of wheat and Indian Tor oi cents,
Nm az. do for 8 cents,
bs AFR "a a,read for 81 cents,
9afT# tse for 3 cents.
81 81 variety Of Confectionery, Fruit,
als &c ec sold whole sale and retail at the
,xdusssi nfssss. MILLER DUN0tT.
Fnningtoa: San ~. 1928. 79-u
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
At Private Sale,

A Two Story Brick House, Kitchen and lot OF
ground, now occupied by Moses Rea, No. 2o3, on
the westerly side Of Market-oreet, in the Borough
of Wilmington, pleasant and healthy situation.
The Lot has eighteen feet six inches front on Mar
ketSt and extends the width to Shipley Street.
good title and possession may be had on the
o5lh of 3 mo- next. For other information inquire
of LEA PUSEY
No. 10, East Queen-St.
Wilmington, limo. Is. 1885, Tit
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
'Yayern and Farm to Rent.

THE subscriber offers for Rent, that large and
scommodous house, in the village of Christiana
Bridge, so well known by the name of Summons
Tauern, and at present occupied by.llrs armstrong;
with 10 acres Of land attached to it, This house is
well calculated for Tavern, and has been occupied
as such for more than thirty years There is good
stabng for twelve horses, and sufficient hay houses,
and garners to contain several hundred bushels of
grain. For terms apply to ISAAC PRICE.
Harmony Mills Jan. IL, 1928. 7G-it.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
ITO Rent.

And Possession to be given on the a5th March next,
IA The Mansion, Farm, and former residence
,llss.a of the late Cesar "A Rodney, Esq. now oc-
CAPPED by a. Bradford ESQ nearly adjoining the
line of the Borough of Wilmington. Del contain
ing about twenty-five acres Of fine arabic Land, sur
rounded with hedge and post and rail fence in good
order On the premises a choice selection Of
fruit Trees, with pleasant Gardens.
The improvements consist of large and com
Portable two storied dwelling House kitchens,
&c.; two storied brick house, formerly occupied
as an office, and ndrecently dwelling, stone barn
and stables, &c.
The situation Of this estate is desirable one
being high healthy, and commanding delightful
view Of the River Delaware, and surrounding coun
try. For terms, application may be made to Iton,
as M DoaceN or Thomas Wavingl Wilmington
or the subscriber at Philadelphia
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
[GOICAL AND CxEENTxCAL
PreDNrNtsOns.

Sale at Joseph Bringhurst's Drug and Chemical
Store. No 81. Market-Street, Wilmington.
)enarcotized Opium and Laudanum Black Drops,
Sc preparations do not scken the stomach.
iodine, Hydrodate of Potash, Extracts OF IaraxacI,
Stramonun, Belladona, Ciauta. Aconite, Heileb.
Mig. Etaterium, Hyosciamus, Quassia, Cinchona &C.
Seeds of rncture Of Calchicum. Clarified Caamus,
Disitas. Balm, Peppermint. with variety Of fresh
Herbs. Bleaching Salts by which stains may be
removed from white dresses, ,be cloths, or the
finest lace without injury to the article. Salt Of Le
mon for removing iron mould. Pure sulphate of
Quinne in powder, pills and solutions. lndelible
Ink for marking white articles, this cannot be wash
ed out Genuine Cologne Waters from Paris. Seld-
ltz and Soda Powders always fresh. Paper pill
Boxes. Cough Drops, Cough Syrup. Syrup squls,
Batemans Drops, British Oil. Harlem Spike, Pep
permint, Lemon, Orange. Bergamot. and Roses,
Godfrey's Cordial, Steers Opodeldoc. Match
Lights. Spunk, Osborne's superior water colours,
Pink, Blue Purple, and Lilac Saucers, Indian Ink,
Liquid Blue Dye, Canary Seed, &c. Together
with general assortment Of Medical and Chemical
Articles.
October %. 53-5m.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
AndD Ordinance
no PROTECT AND SECURE THE V.A7ER
Works or THIS BOROUGH .aGllNS1
DAMAGE OR INJURY.

BE it Ordained by the Burgesses and Borough
Council of The Borough Of Wilmington, That If
any person or persons shall, after the passage o this
Ordinance, break, inure, or do any damage whate-
yer. to the pump, pump-house, or machinery erected
on the Brandywne for the purpose ct supplying TINS
Borough with water; to the pipes Or condIts idd
for the passage Of the water through this boraush
or to the fire plugs, hydrants Or pumps, or st"p-wa-
ters appprtaining to, or connected with the same !;
shall throw put any stones, tlh or any forelsn
matter or substance whatever, into the basins or re
seryors or shall break down, damage, orinure the
fences or paling which enclose the same. or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; or snail dig
or break the earth in amy of the streets, lanes or al
eys of this Borough, for the purpose OF disturbing
or puring the pipes or condults, or o obstructins
the passage of water through the same or enter the
lot on which the basins erected, without permls
sion every person SO offending. and every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit and pay
for every such offence, fine not exceeding FIFTY
Dollars and not less than Fiue Dollars, to be recov-
ered with costs, before either of the Burgesses, in
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverable by law and everysuch person shall, also.
be liable to an action to make good the damages :
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enioincd diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the prem-
ses.
JAMES BROBSON,
First Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. ., 1928.
75-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
NIIDDLETOWN HOTEL.
]. F. MANSFIELD.

Having re-occupied his Old Stand, in Middletown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lie that he has made every arrangement suting the
convenience and comfort of those who may favour
him with business and hopes by strict attention to
the wants of his customers to meet liberal share of
patronage.
January II, 1928. 78-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
TNE BIJOU,

Or Annual Of Literature and the Arts.
List Of belishments. &C.
The Child and Flowers. Sir Walter Scott and
Family The Warriors. Sans Souci. Sutors Re-
jected. The Boy and Dog. AVillage Festival.
A Portrait ola Lady. The Poets invocation The
Dream of the Infant Shakespear The Oriental
Love Letter. Queen Elizabeth and Shakespear.
The Humble Lovers. Iiadden Hall. The Nisnette
Title.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
T. STHAX COET,

CAME to the Stable of the Subscriber, on We'd
nesday, the 9th Inst. a bay Colt The owner, by
proving property and paying charges. may have it
again, on application to
JAMES MURDOCH.
ITiLliu gfO7l, Jan. 90. 1928. 79-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
Notice.

ALI persons indebted to the estate of Thomas M
Latire decd. are requested to make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present their accounts, lc-
eally authenticated, by the 10th Of February next.
NATHAN BOULDAN, Admir-.
January lth, 1925 Tit
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
For Sale,

NINE and a quarter acres OF Land, fronting on
Pasture Street and joining lands of the U. States,
Stephen Hayes and Others on the North and East !;
and otherwise bounded by lands of Frederick Schra-
der and others. This land is divided into lots, all
well set with grass through one of the lots passes
run of water from never failing spring, which is
rendered accessible from all either of the lots by
private lane running from Pasure-Street along
the whole extent.
ALSO, Two Frame Stables, with hay lofts and
carriage houses, in Sbipley Street, just above Queen
Street
For terms, &c. apply to the Subscriber
THOMAS W.aRRLNGTON
Wilmington, Jan. 2l 1923. 79--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
a Farm to Let,

And possession given the 95th of March next, lying
on Drawers Greek, St. Georges Hundred. atjoin-
ing lands of Joseph D. Simms and Purpell Jefferson,
near the publick road. For further information, en-
oure of Samuel Tounsend, near the premises, OF to
the subscriber.
PETER A. HUMPHREYS.
Wilmington, Jan. Is, 1923. 78-tNch25
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
TEEE TOKEN.

Published at Boston, for which SloO was given for
the Premium Piece containing the following des-
crpve pieces, with beautiful plates, got up in the
most superb stle for Christmas presents.
External Embellishments The Twins. Emble-
matica Title Page Colonel Daniel Boone on the
banks of the Great Usage Lake, Kentucky. View
Of the Mohawk. Penitence. View OF the White
Mountains, exhibiting the late slide. The Soldiers
Widow. Scenery on Connecticut River. Putnam's
Cave. Waiting for the Ilarvesters. Also
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
" "gOxENToWN MILL"

situate on the head of Appoquinimink Creek, about
5 miles above Cantwell's Bridse,) together with a
good two story frame dwelling house, kitchen and
four acres of prime land This Mill is one of the
very best stands in Newcastle County, for Country
work, and has lately undergone thorough repair
and been put in complete order for Merchant Work.
Terms made known on the day of Sale by
A. H. PENNINGTON.
lfinst,;eWs Bridge, Jan. 4-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
Notice..

a MEETING of the Levy Court and Court of
Appeals Of Newcastle County, will he held in the
Court House, in the Town of New Castle, on Tues
day the 5th day Of February next,
r. STOCKTON, c. p.
Ne1Y- Castle, Jan. 8. 1928. 77-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
eAssiCmees' NsOtSce.

Notice is hereby given, that third Dividend be-
ing Eleven 80 per cent the amount Of debts re-
leased, will be paid to those creditors of joseph
Robinson, who have complied with the terms of his
assignment. V. J. GiLPlN,
.0ssignees Of Joseph Robinson.
Dec cath. 1927. 7l-5mp
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
Y aIuasBic Medicines.
u0.NJrs .A.N1I-BILIOUS PILLS..

The operation OF these Pills is perfectly mild 50
that they may be used with safety by persons in
every situation, and Of every age.
They Are excelcntly adapted to carry off super.
nuous bile, and prevent its morbid secretions-to
restore and amend the appetite-to procure free
perspration, and thereby prevent colds, which Of.
ten have fatal consequences, a dose never fails 10
remove cold, if taken on its first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitual cos
tiveness, sickness at the stomach, and severe hea
ache, and ought to be taken by all persons ona
change of climate.
A dose otthese pills, taken once every two weeks,
during the prevalence OF our bilious ievers will
prove an nialiabe preventive and in the ,arler
stages of those diseases, their use will verg geAer-
ally succeed in restoring health, and frequently in
cases esteemed desperate, and hey the power of
common remedies
They are found remarkably cilicacious in pre-
venting and curing disorders attendant on long vow
ages, and should be procured, and carefully pre-
served for use by every seaman.
uamilton's Worm Destroying LoZenges
Which have within sixteen Gears pas, cured an
immense number of persons of both sexes, OF every
age, and in every situation, OF various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS, and from obstiuc-
tions or foulness in the stomach or bowels.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally during
the warm season, will efectually prevent the "yo.
hitting and purging Of Children "A dreadful dsor-
der, which annually destroys thousands of the ILL
fant part of our citizens. 1t is likewise the mdes
and most certain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great number when in an
advanced stage of this fata lcompaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part the
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager
ness, it having pleasing appearance and an agree
able taste.
HAMILTON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps intle
Consumpons, stomach u back,
Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion,
Loss Of Appetite, Melancholy,
Impurity OF the blood, Gout in the Stomach
| Hysterica Affections. Pains in the Limbs
Inward Weakne SIS Debility, kelaxations, &C. &C.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
no Rent

And possession given on March 25 next the Tavern
House, at present occupied by Mr.. Alrich Penning
ton situated in Port Penn. Apply to the Subsciber,
near the premises. REBECCA READ.
January 10th 1928. 77-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
TsNJunble WILL at
pgyRT.TC SALE.

Wild be exposed at Public Sale. on Saturday
the Goth day of January, inst at l2 O'Clock, at the
house of Ann Starr, in the Village of Cantwell's
Bridge, that long established and valuable MILL,
known by the name of
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25
Yhe Female school IN the
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY Y

VNTiLL be opened ON the first Monday IN De-
w cember next, uuder the superlhlendence oil
Miss ISABELLA ANDERSON.
Terms Reading, Writing, Spelling, S'c 81 per
quarter payable in advance.
Geography. arithmetic, and plain needle WORK
S3 so cts. per quarter.
Embroidery and Painting, s $ per quarter.
Good boarding can be had in the village on reas'
onabIe terms. JOHN EDDOWES. Sec'y.
lGIdJeto,cn. DEL Nm s. 1897. 59-3m
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25

Just receUed and for sale at The Journal gDice, NO
97 JIuykct street,
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25

Quorto, and small Bibles, with a variety toy and
other books for children, for sale at this office.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25

Printing Of all description done with neaness asa
despatch at this office.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-25

{Sale at Joseph Bringhurst's Drug and Chemica
Store. No. 81. Market-Street, Wilmington.
benarcotized Opium and Laudanum Black Drops
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

L SaH Rerer Roaret. "-Uae If those two
Ted Oackwnodsmen. " hall horse, hall aliiga-
tor and a little touched with the swapping IHt-
IL, went lately TO ste u caravan al Wild brasls
hl'er siVIne them Il careful examination, " he
on 'tth TO bet the owner SAYS the Western
Mercury, that he could wnip his lion in an open
rnS aud he might throw IN all ms lnnnNir., a.
lei Tue zebra @tcA hln occasionally during the
Gsht.