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Office gtthe Chesapeake q OHIO Canal COnip3II
WAsHiNGToN, Aug. o, ISsE.
.SrOTJ(rE

9hoPoSALS vii ne received at this Office, between tie
~ loth "nd zh days OF Oct next, Tor the rxca,atiop
.nbaokmeD aud wt'i,n nile. Of the CheSns.s
anj Ohio Canal IN halt mile sections, extending from an,
Mountain. 50 o''"SSD
ans al the same ne,prop ss will he eived f buJf
oe Ks on the ine 81 The Cans abovs and si,c
the ma'"ny Il sue squeduot, ousen &c &e ., NAV he
found necessary III ~ portion IL the canal in addition 10 fa
- locks cuive &C airedy advertised le 10 eoptrses
between the lst and Goth Of Oct next on The .ubdv,,ion az
the canal between the head OF Little FAILS, and Seneea
Gees 9'~N Ss"e'@
The forms OF proposals, for the above, will he ready r.
ui'u'ouion ny the lat Vi Oct JNO. L. INGLE,
OK. CheS. 4 Ohio Canal Co
hvsust To- 20 wf2OhO
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August z.
IAW IECTuRES

VIE ensuing Law Lectures at TIN. pl,,. ,y;I,
Commence usual Gu the Monday IN Nov and tsrn,,
nate on the LIST If April. 1880
Ire mode oi INSTRUCTION IN this Institution hereto
'oe SO uiy made known that wall be ey necessary 10 re
Hiu ,hose "hOin nay concern, that lecture deliyer.
easn 4y "a the week, (Sundsys xceped) minute E,-
a"ha'iOh also taxes place each day, lecture of
preceding day, aud similar On ever
SATURDAY Biacssone's Commentary the Reyrd
'e TIE text hooks To these addec comm.
Io"e OF Lectures, enihrating occasional On
us' aud aonoiations on the work of Mr Blackstone The.
eotes eompCse printed octave volume,
a""u me quantity of matter two volume, Blackstone
COPY VI iheh placed IN the bands It uden during
hf seA'i"nsj tey further ally explained and
as OCCASION may require.
h' unexpected suroes. o has schi1 aaded 10 the
'ao'ss winch the subscriber Originally he'd
~ '"e performance ut the task he Undesk.n Tkir,s-
Jour pupils composed the last winter. class and be l, bso
10 dhh '.uee mat not an iDante Of
e 'e'oh ',' larger class may he Reasonably expected
uf "'hie fe nc earnestly hopes that Young eenina
OsH rsPdiF hihs' uleSy toith DETERMINATION, 10 i,,n
regularly aud study diligently rh- subcriher reserve. t
snei' As hereiolV,, the right Of regulating those If ann
th'e '0ho are had"uay negligent ,citra,o o, ne
Se"oot IN such case part Of tne fee Le reured 10 ne
parry "ProPoTt'0n 10 the iis he SHALL Aays remained Tar
t4'"'. equp due to the pupil demands ed by the ~
teTss oi the subscriber. - ~ 80
FEE iOi one Of Lecture S7s
Board may be had al SIS per stssion
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August i5

SNSisIING to close my scooun finally, the Exeeuio,
w Of the late Is. W. Coleman, esruesty request alI
persons having claims szsins the estate NV Te,tsto
rake them knowD Tor settlement; sud the like request made
" oo who nay have claims the late Il, OF Cole
Voolfolk Chos, indebted either b. W. Coleman
20 Coleman q Wo0hIik, &, EA'o Of h. w Cole
are requcsd 60 make immediate rayen rs ofurtLtk
Indulgence Cot ~ git.a. join SHEPPARD Es'or
81 y. ". Coen.sn.la
JFi, La ,0-m.iY1 iEf
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Wnnrhester. June %.

seI virtue o. Deed Of trust Iu lie sbsSTI6r
- y Is it'chstdson aud wife, bearing date the Igie a.
ny 1922 and duly recorded the county court of KIM
u "' Tue purpose OF securing certain of money
eIen nenohed shall sell to the highest hdter tor ready
money IN 'he I'd Thursday sept. fAit II not the
next iaiI dsy The tract of land metoned sad
din'hs $50 acres, aud lying the lower Of KIM m
aD"u ~ miles shove West Pom The subscriber will convey
Jn, -urb title as Is vested ,u him TunS MnoUnEeJ
August Is 90 g,
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SVWsILL he rented. Saturday the s0b II month,ts
~ The hgness bidder, the premises, the Essts called
x H. TREAT,
Lying the Psiurky River. the lower part Of usaoye.
cOuaty, to- the ensuing yedf liSla
COGBIS BRAXrON, Guardisn Of
Benz. OliseI's Ofphsss.
Augud rs. 20 -s.td,
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r, a.. -, Defendants.
The Observation-Disclosures Supple having cut. red ns an
Peaahce and gwen security according Tue Assemble
aua hr rules OF TINS Court, aud appearing by
evidence, that he "a not tnhahani his Country: n
ordered that the sad defendant do arr on the t
ds OF next September aud paipt,, hill
anu that copy =" tis "t'er he ntthwh inherited IN ,on,
newspaper Pntshed the Rchmoud for two month.
suecess'seyi aud Pv;tss at the the ~
t"s couuty copy. Teste,
Auguti Ok
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IN oHAhOEHf. at a Quarterly Court cont,ao. Ind
heid Tor Cumberland Couuty, 2sh day OF Ju, aSs
Samuel and Henry Hatcher ants and panuer, t,,,n,
under the fra. OF >. II Ii Hatcher, p1,..
uendrck Suiphen Thou,a. IL Walton aud In... s.,.h
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CHaNCERH; Al Rules holden cieT X, olIceco
tse county court OF Hug William, the 7th day OF Juy
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NflaoiSiA' Al kaes, holden IA the CeTE, OH e Of tns
| the eth cay vi July, 1925 >"
DAVID u. Wii!,ins, pka
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INFLUENCE OF THE LADIES.

There is an excellent sentiment in
the following extract. If the barba-
rous practice there alluded to be dis
pcnsed with, fashion would do great
deal towards abolishing those intcm-
pcralc excuses, which too often de-
grade gentlemen at convivial parties.
The reference TO English gentlemen
and the intellectual and personal
charms ofthe fair" is directly applied
TO our own country, where the bland
and healthful influence Of woman up
on society, is felt and acknowledged, if
with less Of external observance than
in France. for instance, yet with much
more heartfelt, sincere and lasting de-
voton, than perhaps, any other coun-
try on the globe. 1t is not mcrcly ly the
suppression Of Incorporate drinking
at dinner parties, which would be in
sured by the presence Of refined fe-
males, whose brilliant conversation
would be a better, because more ra-
tional treat, than all the sparkling of
Champagne, but the check it would
place upon an indulgence in low and
vulgar wit, would tend greatly to the
refinement of the enjoyments of the
festive board. The moment that the
ladies leave the table, not only free
indulgence in the glass, but in down.
right vulgarty and looseness Of con-
vcrsation, is almost sure to follow
The broad joke, and the coarse song
circulate as freely as the oft drained
bumper, and men OF the highest intel
lectual attainment descend to the mis-
cradle Offices of bufioons and the ex-
citers Of unsecmIy associations. In
this way much of the real delicacy
and refinement Of character is sacr.
feed, and a modest man, on such an
occasion, is laughed out Of his rcspcc,
for decency, at the same time he i
driven TO an useless and debasing in.
diligence in Incorporate drinking
Happily the good sense Of society i
already correcting these evils, and i
is now disgrace, instead of what II
once was, a triumph, 70 be drunk un
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ALL FOR THE BEST.

Gas all the livers upon the face OF
the globe, however circuitOus they
may he in their progress, and howcv-
er opposite in their course, yet meet
AT last in the ocean. and there contri-
butte to increase the mass of waters
so all the seemingly discordant events
in the life Of a good man are made TO
preserve, upon the whole, an unerring
tendency to his good, and to concur
and conspIrc for promoting it at the
last.n
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der the table, as the best evidence one

der the table, as the best evidence one
could give Of his prctension to gcntili-
ty, and contempt of the character OF
IA milk sop, and water drinker. Let
the ladies be retained at the dinner
table, and the triumph Of refinement
will be completc.-Ertract.
The DINNER TABLE.-The follow
ing remarks OIL ladies leaving the din
ner table very soon after the cloth Is
removed, are extracted from the nov
el entitled Firlation.
Mrs. Fitzhammond now looked
towards the ladies, and they rose with
! one accord. in obedience to that un-
courteous law, which dismisses them
after limited suilcrcncc, from the So
cicty Of the nobcr sex. In barharous
times when females waited in attend
ancc on the males, such dismissal from
their presence might carry with it no
consciousness Of degradation, nor con-
ycy the idea, as il does at The present
day, 10 woman's mind. of ungcn,lc
and unpolished superiority exercised
over her. In what scene, when she
does not take part, will not her in
hncnce be felt, in shedding over the
manners and habits Of man refine
ment and polish, which. robbed Other
society he never attains And sure
Iy, in his rclaxations and pleasures
man shosld feel that the more knight
ly grace, the more courteous elegance
he can minglc with them, the more
removed they become from mere sem
sual induIgcncc,t the less they resemble
the festive rites of by gone people a,
mong whom they would be indignant
to be classed, but whose example in
this point he follows more closely.
perhaps than he is aware. 1t is to
the gentleman of England, that these
remarks apply and to country where
more intellectual and personal charms
exist among the fair sex, perhaps,
than can be found within the same
limits all the world through; and yet,
it is here, that this odious custom re-
main. 1t is to be hoped, that the the
''march of intellect" as it has some
times been called, may succeed in
overthrowing this remnant Of barba-
riSm; and that, with the belleslettres,
proper course Of chivalry and good
breeding, may become one o! the es-
sentials Of education."
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Of justice, completely armed with dirk

OF justice, completely armed with dirk
and pistols.
Resistance was in vain; the murder
er was seized and carried TO the skirts
Of the adjoining wood, where he was
mounted on horseback, secured, carried
thirty miles, and lodged in jail, before
ten o'clock the next morning.
This was the plan adopted and exc
cuted by the members of a weak village
police, in country where the suprcma-
cy of The laws had often been maintain
cd rather by stratagem than by open
force, and by which was brough Int to JUS
tice and the scafIold, one Of the most
bloody villains that ever hung upon IA
gallows; a man who had murdered ac-
cording to his own confession, moth
er and her orphan family, for price
paid him by relative, who was next
heir TO a petty estate. tc.-Emporium.
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A DarSOn. i'm the most lanp,lid man.

A parson, in the most languid man
ncr, and with the tamcst language i'm
aginable, warned his congregation that
they were on the brink of destruction.
A person who heard him, said, "Il
that man is sincere, is not his apathy
shameful, and if not sincere, is not his
hypocricy disgusting? Could any man
sec a fellow creature in imminent dan
ger, and warn him Of it in the same
tone of voice with which he bids you
good morrow ?"
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DOCTOR BROWNELL.
TIE BLIND DOCTOR,

TIE BLVD UUITUR,
UNIFORMS the inhabitants, oi Rhode Island, and the ada
a cent towns of Massachusetts, that lie continues TO pac-
tce for diseases o The blood generally with the most unpar
aeled success. lie cures Jaundce, billions complaints
SICK Head Ache, Asnna, Pmh, sic, Inflammation the
Liver or any part of the bndy-Rheumalis,n and lnaInma-
tory Rheumatisln sat Rhenm, Piles, Indigo lion, Scald
Head, 81. phus Dance, Scroula, Kings Evil, and all
diseases arsins from an impure state Of the blood Ills pac
tce safe and simple and his medicines fn. to tho
vegetable Kingdom During practice Of fourteen year,
Doctor Browncll has 1i the most astonishing For
the greater relief of individuals lie travels through most OF
the towns OF the State and can he consulted at almost any
time Those persons who reside in Invdence, and wish
ava! Themselves ot the Blind DoctoIs services can leave
their commands with Mrs. Butman, High street.
Aprl2 If
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

NNHE Brewery, under the superinterdauce
l. Of Holmes " M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, very extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
0t- Orders also received at No. 3 Market
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % Sm
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

VEsHE Summer term oi Miss Ierre's School for the In
n stnclion ct young Ladies, will her resi-
dence ~ Phnieli, Conn., the nth day of May next As
Miss Pierce will have the assistance uf Mss Cady ss hopes
she may WIN confidence assure the public, th. her school,
win be worthy their liberal patronage.
Instruction IN Reading, Writing, Orhognphy, Arihme-
hc, Grammar, Geography, Rhetoric, Competition, Drawing
Maps History, Philosophy Logic, Plain and Ornamental
Needewmk, Painting on Velvet, Paper and Wood, Music
Terms o Tuition, Nine dolnr' for Music including the
other branches, exclusive OF Music from five do,las
per term. 3wlaw. April 80.
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When the late fascinating Miss Tree
was cmbarking for France, one Of the
custom-house officers, looking over
her baggage, was proceeding tc open
her trunk, thinking, he said, it CON
taincd contraband goods. "Contra-
band goods ~ exclaimed a bystander,
g who ever heard Of contraband goods
in the trunk of Tree?"
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A few nights since, drunken COL
lier, who lives near Glasgow, tossed
up half-pcnny on his way home, to
decide whether he should destroy his
child or his dog! The lot fell upon
the dog, and he cut its head off on en-
tcring the cottage, and slept that night
with it in his bosom.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

ENARVEY CLAHK, No. "A Notih Main street, is this
day opening, lot of Dry Goods, recently purchased
IN New YORK and Boston, which rll bn sol at such prices
aS will make object for purchasers CALL among which
are Black Eue Olive, Sieel MIXED and Bottle Broad
cloths, Cassinercs Nankn and Canton Grapes, English
Gngnns Cord-d Canibricks, Jaconet Swks and mulled
Miislns Cacocs from IL - to 35 els per yard, Ladies
white silk Gloves at 20 cts per p1 oeskn Gloves of ali
colours, striped and plain gros de Naples silk Geniemans
Cva;s Of all descriptions, gase Ribbons, French Cords,
Elngiis, Checks, and heavy brown shee,ings a IL 2
cts per yard &c.
NJ IL. On hand, Ready Made Clothing. mays
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VHNilE subscriber offers for sale vnuab. niI privilege
with n good stream ui water, r6i a.suf IS acres o
lai, WIN saw mill thereon, wit "a! OF about 100 feet
IN the distance Of 100 -ods. The ri is siuaed that
dches may be constructed 10 e3nsey the later over three
wheels OF from 20 2; feet dnstor lin o distance
Of 100 rods) in sufficient qary 10 drive from 1880 to
1000 spindles EACH The above property is situated East
Haddal, (Con) miles fIon Connecticut Rive and half
mile from the turnpike rcad leading from. East Iadda,n
Landing, to Providence, vim Norw ci Those 0ishing to
purchase site ;oT cotton, cr woolicn factory, will find
10 Their advantage 10 call Oh the shScrnef il East iaddam
march % JOSIAH A. CHAPMAN
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JOHN HARTSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosroN,
" AS taken the Store Nos. FL and %,
IL Liberty square Buildings, opposit, the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose OF
transa citing Commission Business, ind tenders
his services TO his friends and the public, re
spoctfuIy soliciting consignments OF every de-
scription Of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual adyan-
ces made on consgnments. Refer 10
GEORGE :. RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October 16 epistf
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RF8L ESygyl, EOa sgyc'-


FEViIE undegncd offers for se, house and ut sjtuat-
Il ell on PawuXet Sheet, IN of 'Ie most agreeable
sections OF the iowr TIE hotse is new, one story bph
eabrcl rOoted and finished in the modern STYLE The
lot Is 30 feet ir t, pawtuXet Street. and ,eep-
This estate is pe ulia,y calculated for young mechanic
indeed for any who is fond oc the cottage life and
possesses numerous advantages any other estate of the
vicinity. II will be sold on reasonable and accommodating
terms, fof which please To apply the Office of the Literary
Cadet or to tile owner Of the estate, Pawtuxot Street. near
the premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
March
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PEsrINGs, of almost every description,-among which
are black silk, Marseies, Tolmct, Valencia sc. Sc
S'spenders of all kinds stocks, hdkf in great variety
drhnes OF all kinds; Iailors trimmings very good
sorInent and likewise, fine lot Of READY
credit
T. e. Il. WELLS would iniufn their customers and
the lblc generally, that they have purchased of Mr. James
j. wilson, OF New York, Paenee rule for cutting
garments on AN enlire new system, by which cloth can be
cut Hhnut the ssbty Of making n misiit. The above
RUE mas been taken by most o the principal Merchant Tai
Tors ~ Tie United states within few mouths certificates
from whom will be shown by calling the subscribers.
E L. x T. w. would inform The trade that they can
supply them with tie above rule advantageous terms.
April % 3w
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-21

The GLOWING very ancient and paihctic pocm-a prolu
ton which has been familiar TO Us, since the day th
we learned readas recently been pubshedn tho Ge
ius of Universal Emancipation original per(orn,nc
We commend il to our rcaders,-to all who look with a
horrence the or negro Slavery, and in the san
breath inform Tie Editor Of tie Genius Of UniveIs Ema
oipa,iou tina, he has been grossly imposed upoa.
s Help, o help, thou God Of Christians,
Save mother from despair
Cruel white steal my children,
God of christians hear my prayer.
From, my arms by force they're rendcd,
Sailors drag tlIeul 20 the sea:
Yonder ship az anchor riding,
Swift will carry them away.
There my son lies pale and bleeding,
Fast with thongs his hands are bound;
ece the tyranis cow they scourgc him,
See his sides rcekius wound.
Zee his little sister by him,
ouakiug, trembling, how abe losI
Drops Of Blood her face besprinke,
Tears ofangiasl hl her eyes,
Now they tear her brother from her,
Down below tie deck he's thrown;
ethr with beating, through fear silent,
Save single deathli groan.
Hear the little daughter begging,
Take me white men, for your own
epare, o spare, my darling brother,
He's my moicr's only son. 1
Gee, upon the shore she's raying,
Down she falls upon the sand
Now she team her flesh with madness
Now she pays with lined hands.
I sm yours and strong and hardy,
This SICK and feeble boy
TAKE m, whip m, chain me, stsvsr
All my life III toll with JOY
Christians, who's the God you woAhis
Is he cruel, fierce, or good'
D os hs sake deli s,t 10 msr;5'
Q, In spllins Bsaan sLA'a
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F0ri HOUSE LOTS, FOR SALE.

n 6D Lots On stale street, 80 by 100 feet deep,
"A ED do on orms do G6 by l:6 do
do on Benefit do % by 100 do
ALSO.
!.o' corner ol 81 he and Field ieets,
do do Benefit and Field streets, for slc by
J. s. C. HOWELL,
may j. IL Canal street.
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GENESSEE AND ALBANY FLOUR.
Landing from schr Helen,
90 Bbls genuine Flour, fresh ground sud gos6
. eDSD brands, fof aIs ~ eETB ADAMS, IT,.
Ey o. euNh vsfs54
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FRENCH CURIS.
MUST received, new supply of Ladies' French Curs,
% Pus and Frzeltes most fashionable kinds whole
sae and retail, by L. L. MILLER, No. 25 Marketst
march II
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APPRENTICE WANTED
q n Apprentice to the Painting business Is wanted.
IN lad from 6 10 II years Of age, would lie preferred.
One who would e dspnsed TO promote his employers m
eress and be industrious, and correct in his habits, viii find
advantageous situation, application To this office, on W
BRADFORD HODGES,
No. 49, Weyb,Sset street,
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
general assortment ot Paints and On, wlich VIII be SOLD
good terms be obtlned at any store IN kiode
Island April 0
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NEW GOODS,

At No. ~, MARKET SQUARE.
EtV {. Il. WELLS lave just received from the Auci
ELe tois in Boston and NewYork, their spnng supply
nf American, English, French and German BROAD
CiufilS and Cassimeics, ofa choice selecton among
which are extra super
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NEW GOODS.

SMITH, DIXIE & co.
NO Q, CHEAPSIDE,
NTAvE just received from New-York, and are now
EA opening, splendid assortment OF Breadcotlls and
Caseres consisting of Black, blue, brown, olye green,
and dark olive green Cloths few pieces iawn colored Cas-
simeres very eleg1 article for plntaoons fine valencia
yes,ng, and elegant pttens gloves, cnvas, &C ~c'
ON HAND,
An extensive assortment of Ready Made Cothng-whch
they will sell at unusually low prices.
Apil IL
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-20

try, heartily accord with us. Il seems to us.
we confess, highly probable, that tire cOntrsi,
in Pennsylvania, is not over. We should not
be surprised if the very next Gall a most inter-
esting question should be agitated; aud that
all the spirit and energy of the Press, and Of
our active politicians should be called into ac-
ton. The winter will be one of great interest
pregnant with impOrtantevents. We speak
now solely of Pennsylvania. Great reVOlu-
tiOns are in embryo. Facts-int resting facts
we might state; but are not yet at liberty To
do SO We say-NrSer despair ofthe repnb-
lie. Look ahead for breakers Bt guarded
upon every side: and to our OppuHents. as
well as frieHds-dO not commit Yourselves.
To party sportsrnen. who love the sound of
the horn and the political I'dtLy-ho! we say,
rub down your coursers-brush your boots &
spurs-game will be started. Ten to one a
buck will be started. Ten to one a buck is to
be run down. More, as more shall seem
prudent; but GvOid premature committdts.