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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
POTTER'S

eJicC fOT more nun Three years pQA aa 1
achie5d IL the hauling arf--cTc rlt' "A
the most extraordinary Of ancient or n'-a
DTactice.
NIo preparation has borne such ceea
", as an alternatives and is innoce'
ties, have been acknowledged by OBJ "A
nence of thousands In using the Crlnl
restriction in dict is not required, nor toa : I
eerrupt the patient pursuing the ordna9
tons of business.
In KING s Evil or scROTUIA, EEcnom /.
BASED BOEEs, MERcURIAL DIsEAsTs, mil.
TIsM, LIVER cOMPLAIFTs, ULCERS, WIFI
LIEGs, SYPHILIS ia il secondary stage o.
TIoB, &c. &c. the Catholicon has bca
cOnspicuously useful II also has been so'l-
10 dobilitated and nervous affected pcrnn
The discovery Of a preparation adaP.e
class Of diseases, for which this b recoll
is one Of the most desirable boons tll q
afforded TO the unfouunaie and ihe P
trusts, that the endeavOrs Of the bcng,
humane, viii be oKerted in 'ifinsmg n
Of his invaluable remedy 10 the ears "
who are groaning under aiiliction.
The numerous testimonials ulroadl
the public 10 favour Of this remedy pa =
ing been used in the PHILADELPHA fi'H-
ny for these two yearc past, IN dise..-
resisted the regular modes Of practice i'',
and important proof Of is jusi merits 3D.
CAUTION TO PURCHASES
The wonderful reputation and dem-a9 Z
medicine has induced frauds; 10 secure iN "
against them, in future there VIII be q -.
covering the cork Of each bottle, bela.--
cuted By The gcOmotric lafhe with p,
GENUINE w. w. POTTER, her-
the cork cannot be drawn without d.i'-
label, the medicine can be known 20 =
when II is not torn or otherwise inlu.ee
Price 50 per Bottle, or so pr co.
gFPnnted directions are on he -
Communications from any Pari q ~
post paid, and orders for medicine Witt
tually attended 20. w. ". ~ Z. i
No. -, south Ninth-st. between 80
Market, opposite the Univeniiy o f'-'
MIA. ~,.1|
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

uTThree boys wanted to the abOyebusiness.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &
GLASSWARE,
4RW0NR1G99

CASTINGS, Iron Nails, English, american, BEs,cT,
CrQ,cte7, and Shear SrSel. Patapt PLOuehs, &c.
They request every person DESTROYS of getting
good bargains TO call and examine her stock, so
that they will be able TO Judge if their prices are
not cheaper than they have known in TINS place
or West of the Mountains.
FCOUNrRI MERCHANTS are
particularly requested 10 call and examine their
stock AS their firm Is connected with an exten-
sive house in Philadelphia they Will receive regu-
larsupplies and eau accou'odate their customers OH
the best terms,
BeeswaG Flax and Tow Linen; Bags and
Bagging, Whiskey, Flour, Rags and Bacon taken
at cash prices for goods.
Wheeling, April 30, lS28.-1sts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
no EMIGRANTs AND SETTLERS

svEsha A valuable tract of unim-
proved Land, lying at the
VI narrows Of Giave Creek, = wv
- within eight miles of the -
S,l-,-r-.-r. and twelve miles of Wheeling, IL Uhio
county Va. containing $50 ACRES, Is offered
for sale.-Ths tract was selected snd ever since
reserved, from among several thousand acres, by
one of the first settlers of that neighborhood on
account of It's quality, and the advantages it pos
sesses. About 50 acres lie in perfect leye and
tho whole consists Ofthe peculiarly rich soil, many
feet in depth, which is the Characteristic Of that
country Grave Creek takes along couse through
Il afording a succession of water-powers, with
Great facilities for improving them, and Its banks
IN This spot abound with iron ore. The Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, (now conmenced) and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal must necessarily pass
nj no great distance: and the vicinity being al
ready populous II presents first rate prospect ior
one or more settlers. As the proprietor IS desi-
rons TO sell, very reasonable price will be &C.
cepted, if applied for BY the first Of November
next. For further particulars apply in person 10
he editor of this paper or in person or by letter
TO William Abbott, No lS7, South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia
August q, 1923.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
40 sIINDAY SCHOOL Societies.


THERE is now established IN this place, IN the
hands of Mr.. J. F. CLARKE, Depository OF sun
iay School Publications, viz: .. school Spelling
Books, Pr.mmers, Alphabet Cards, Reward lick
els and very extensive collection of juvenile
Books suitable for Premiums, and Sunday School
Libraries. They will be sold to societies III con-
nexion with the American Sunday School Union,
OF with Schools in the place, and TO others a. the
Union prices, adding only expense Of transPorta-
ton.
The Wheeling Tract Society, have also placed
in the hands of Mr. CLARKE their depository OF
Tracts, containing most ofthe publications ofthe
American Tract Society. The Depository has
eenrecently increased by the addition Of lJo,OOO
pages Of Tracts embracing the latest publications.
GFWesten Editors may subserve the Interests
ofthe good cluse, by inserting or noticing the a.
hove
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

transparency n the air. ara Sabbath Stiffness on the brizh
ce OF natures for the Of the village suspended their
anu came TO mounfor the ovcest Of It's children The
ems once her companions were oppressed with sorrow ana
we tears flowed fast IN silence; the aged walked in the dignity
manly SADNESS they felt that when the young takeu
ca ms head and waited IN silent while
wen, oy and as thetones Of the planve bell foac far upon
es m ordinary language there none all were mourn
es even e cold world feels as has lost something when
inc excellent however oy areakcn away; while the coffin
was lowered INTO the grave suppressed Of weeping was
neard through all the people brcahlcss and cold an
ron grasp as OF DEATH was on my heart the tears that
might have relieved me refused flow. ~ ~ ~
have passed the place since that day. but passed
inc traveller hucs by the lonely spot marked some deed Of
had no heart to ngor and upon desolation:
could not but see that the garden neglected. the hur,
o inc house were closed and smoke rising to tell
nc stranger OF hospitality and peace within Yet why should
lament mat its unfortunate inmates that narrow
49, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
CONGRESS-.

WAsHINCTON, Dee. @.
la the Senate, yesterday, the bill allowing an addi-
iioil drawback sugar refined in the United States
ana exported tiereiroin was .cad second time and
recrrcdto the committee on Finance. memorialfrorn
certain citlzcns Of Baltw0re was presented By Mr.
5nllh o Md. praying that Congress viii authorize
shbscuptonOf stock the part Of the u. States to
the BALTIMORE and Ohio Rail Road Company. The
OH authorizing the sale OF certain reserved lead
mncs and lands contiguous thereto, in the tate Of
Missouri was passed The bill amending tha act. Of
March 81, 1924 entitled to reduce and tx tho
military Peace Establishment Of the u. States, was
read thHd time, and passed. The principal OBJ
Jve' " ihs yI &c 70 i The vacancy n the co!onolcy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

The following Verses, written as a Christmas Adj
dress ofthc Carriers ofthe Wing is the production OF
u schoolboy under fifteen years of arc, one Of Mr..
Shaws pupils.
Once the Fcsal Holiday returns
And on the hearth the Christmas fagrot buns.
Nov comes the season of sinceresI 10Y,
Both 20 yourselves and % your Carrier Eov
who bears to yourabodes the wecom'd Jews
re morning sun hath chas'd away the dCws.
And while you road that news, o. think what pain
Is humble Carriers must Of course sustain--
In rain snow, In cold or summers heat
Their morning tour they must repeat
And who can suffer such weight Of evil,
As Paper Carriers, the Printers Devil!
Or who would rudgc, each moTn from Sbockocs ridge,
Through dust OF nine, 70 Rockctrs lowly bridge,
Nor pause 10 take warm, when keen frosts pinch
AZ Balls Hotel, or Cofcc-IIou Of f.yn ~
But for our tolls, we do not care &c,
Ifyou SiI only pairopize the Vino
Though the great race Of Politics rs spcr
Who VIII, or viii not be next President,
Now ogiinies the public mind more
And every fctlul, angry storm is DER,
Yet do we hope, that you'll find something new
IN every Vino that comes before your view.
To the 'p1oaupesr we will lend a hand
Though Jgefson should forever rule the land
For though he glory IN his success
Ills want OF mcrits not a whit the less
"1nd more hue joy' dcf6afed ADAMS g5itis
Blu, If 10 jauing discord you're Inclined
nor with best peace can satisfy your mind,
Since Presidential contests no more give
The tood on which contentious minds must live,
We fondly hope afford you much contention
Abont important subject of Co,vclfion,
9fTtnpFes, Roll Roads, TNGfc71ol, efs a1,d Isagcs,
DETERMINATION and Of Christulos pleasures;
md every hung, which you would Gain Porsvc
Wen PRINT Hal, and style II 'glorioas n<ipa"
II what we've said's sufdcicn, comncndaiiou
loul not refuse, VIC hope, some Compensation,
FOR the beet wishes Of your Carrier Boy
a mE'ttY CHRISTMAS and PERPETUAL JOY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
From tie Boston Courier of Thur,da,

TRs MlyoRALryThe of Boston exhibits rather A sin
gar spectacle Two attempts chief ma ratc
proved unsuccessful and third is to be made Monday
NvSsIS quincy ots, Anory and Wells have absolutely
cncd an election which give citizens no bopc
una, either would take tho oae ne elected The object
OF VII Smcys opponents ha. been ottanedwhch has been
avowed by of be ms defeat rather than the
the field. " ~e'' ''N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

Ga'fhqIoksNc learn irom the Aledgvlc (C;eo) States
man OF the 18th inst That between and 10 O'Clock Oh the morn.
ing OF the iith inst SIGHT shock OF Earthquake was m in
that place continued about seconds and was preceded
by ruuhng noise proceeding from the West and resembling
distant thunder The conclusion affected windows and
doors SO as to produce ratns The weather was
ally calm not breath of wind was pcrceptbe the atmosphere
was warm and charged with slight haze, assuming in the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

Lieutenant Brand, of tie El,., ~ .i,e ii b,s f,l ~
Of te effects Of an earthquake which e. n at Lima
during my short say Lima snI by several fenbee
I earthquakes oht ~ Which very were, and Occuncd in
e evening" when la Streets iu 90 pe1lis Dr. my le
never eNpenen"ed seslton aalui. noise csemb'lnr
lundef was unl1n'th ny -he oaIjh .hook AID trer-
Deu "A sisky cnsdon came dHd NEARLY knock
eo dDwn ny men, vne and emblem G,ur of thor hs
e screamng 'rnbJr tsubl0r and rnnnirq 10 and o In en-
directions SONS lay v their fces most Of he men were
hce'hg ami crossing cneves, aud PRAYING 20 thor Saints
Dr ppicchon children were clmgng their mothers and
scedhns WIN a cu mght The dog howlcd most pitcOusy
ana cf0ucng hDort the crowd seemed ask ff projections
ihe hor' stood trembling with their riders kncclr. by thl
SUES, ani uc bhs Lluared about IN The air thoif vim.
were ur's h"r ufse successive shocks deahke eleee
Pevalei 900 Cty NE Appeared ve,ted SPOT ynste
Uey ffIi Al lsdd uncov,fod and the different att
Voee o sHdn kncerg, and Tying i,npef mo with feel
nas wr think viii never be erased fran my memory This
shock pened on October 30th 1927, and was registered y
eau, i. Oh los y. Ives"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

N1lICIs " sec 40 oblectlon 20 publishing n.
COMMUNICATED.
10 Coloe, r. " Carter Chairman of Ire Brk (op,,f,,.
Sur see b the papers that MIR Voolfolk of Orange has
brought Onward resolution in the legislature that the Com
mee nave power to SIND for persons aud papers examine
INTO the conduct OF the Bs Much viii expected from your
abors and you TO dy OF which have no doubt n,c,
good wal be the result can help reminding the Commit.
tee that they represent, than twenty thousand shares b
longing 10 the S,ao and that they will look and sec what
those Banks arc made OF the Of the stockholders viii then
be opened to their interest ~ ~
a Citizen Of Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

Cultivation Of he GTrgs-The following extract from n le
ter OF recent date, written by gentleman we'll qualified o.
speak upon the subject what may be done this inter
ns pursuit, whchfs occupying the public attention
lhe writer resides on Do; Georgia side Of the Savannah river
few miles above Augusta
''Send me quarter cd6t q Madeira Wine hove soon NJ
make some OF dis art Gle iJf .. Tie vines rot rom AnLu
OF Georgetown, ~ lsl5, ~ b-a1 some r,nt tns ,or bot
small proportion OF uem to. have hosc,cg now cot
near 5000 vines growing, aud c,,iu. tic vneya1ir
rce years from wha; is are1G, planted c.rect 10 make ~
isast 90 pipes and Increase reuy rr f four years past
made lite Wine from eleven Old in ,lc GARDEN equal
10 most Madeira imported WHO t.s lrt Il believed t
sucn Wine could DO mais in Amcd.lo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL WIG.
rIentemen--The pains which Won have taken IN
your valuable paper TO encourage the culture of the
vine has induced me to give to the public through its
medium, INV humble opinion aud the result of thirty
years perence, the best method of managing that
valuable plant in the suomer months Numbers OF
persons haze planted vnes who totally ignorant of
the manner which the summer dressing ought to
&c performed which is Of considerable more iInpor-
lance ilIan The water pruning. 1T THIS season the
beginning to show their young shoots and
i.uit blossoms. Particular attention must be paid TO
their first appearance, buds will put forth two
perhaps tiice lunches at single eve In This
case which IL the r5t III the dressing all must
he punched of with the finger aud thumb ezcep. one
Which be the strongest and healthiest III appear
this be suffered remain. am suppo5ipr
irern 10 be planted espaiiers The next attention
Icg1:rsd wien the shoots have advanced in growll,
the length! of eighteen twenty -four inches Lat
teTal shoots and tendnlS will Dog appear almost al
cry joint IN vines these must be pncied OF also
within half inch Of the mother shoot. Tendriis are
provided by 10 support the shoots in their pro-
2ieSs VI grUVtb by chBgng to every thug in their
l.ay, but IN the cultivated state Of the VINE they arc
Dot ong UNNECESSARY. but injurious, % every sb0ot
either ought to he tied TO the esrai.ers as mother
shoots either Of Which is most convenient, with soft
mating. And If hey suffered to remain only /
weaken ti,e fla I, without rendering il nss.statCg
"hrfcver. 'frIg and placing the shoots in a proper
3 I'IIron a. they proceed III growth, giving them az
much rom possible, INST 10 attended with he =
= -catcst When The shoots have a5rl cd at iie:
Iangh Of ff0h ttec 20 lTc feet hey ju-t be stopped +
strong shoots at the length Of oTr igc feet, and
y. cater III from three a. four. is general
UarcU rue % laid down tins case it must
re LIT to tue l,CrG. VI the dresser which he must
perform aCc"r 81, 10 De aZc aud strength d dc plant
the piaut e Svfy lhXuildUj grUwtJ, Uc shoots
g. .JGI3 'o suffered 10 ui eizil feet
q ierSh they ca"pO be brOy yht = o lnd},in, o,
III tearing state OILY hy letting hem rcducc thcu-
selves Ii Is through ignorance or the neglect oft this
"yer alton, tbat vines oGt long before the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
SPRING GOODS.

FEa ALL NELSON has received by the late affiYa,
lie from New York and rhiIaGe!phla, a Landsan,
assortment of Spring Goots--amonsst which Az
Navarino, Gfecian, Pa id and fancy calicogS
Rich furniture Shntz do
GrecIaH and Navarino plaid and striped giushams
Striped, plaid and plain baiise
Tain and worked Swiss and book musius
Corded checked and striped acones
~ and plain jaronci5 aud camb.ics
Cambria and furniture diniiy
Lns!ish and German cotton aud six hosiery
Italian Iuestrng, sensHaws and sarccncts
E!ach and cooGed GfoS de Naples
satin ievannc and company salins
Coloret saius and FIorcncc ciss, assorted
Imperial plaid brilliant
. ! and > tanhorcd and plain bohh.nr,
hifh worked 6obajnnat lace prercncs
E"Fr7, collars, wells, hdkfs. aad caps
worked Swiss muslin reerenes, eanes and Collars
f."giiSh aid French thread gces and Cdsings
:iandarin and Maxim Grapes
Slack prrnclIa, lasting and Circassian
GrandurillS and cotton cassn1eTes
Florcutimc, Valencia and Marsrlies vesti,r@
London cloths and cassim:res, assa. red
{" and - Irish linens OF heavy texture
-! and Sd Irish sheeiinny
Sd and 10 damask aud diaper
Brown and bleached shtiugs aud shcet;rgs
Flaids, checks and tckings;
and VIII continue so receive additional sur,Iies-au q,
which will be sold at very low prices.
April 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
Valuable Estate on Roanoke.

SFHE subscriber being anxious close his executor
e sap, and settle the claims agaius, his BROTHER
George C. SoneGri.iS estate, will expose to SALE on
I'tes7aE, he 81 Of June. il iar, il tie day,
one OF the "'ost vaua bio Estates "nn!o, juno
on Of Dan and SauDton rivers, containing 1000 accs.
5UO Of which superior low grounds inasmuch We
/" pay higher assassmcn; of than any other person
upon the river.
Any Information relative the land may he oba ned
Rv applying to the subscriber, Mr. Thomas Bramc
living on the premises. JNo. SoMERTILL, Ex'r.
The sale viii take place So,nervs Ferry.
p. S.-Aithe same nd place, viii sell 200 bar.
fess Of corn. quantity of oats, &c. !. s.
hpriI 80 .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
600
From tte .New Monthly Magazine for .4prl.
THE CHAMOIS HUNTERS LOVE.


THE CHAMOIS HUNTERS LOVE.
"Eor all his witness and proud fantaucies
love hn'!"-Croy.
Jhy heart is i'll the upper world where fleet the Chamois
bounds
Thy heart is where tie shakes to the orren,
sounds,
And where the snowpeaks gleam like through the
Stiffness of the air,
And where the auw;ne' peal hearl-Iunter. thy hear
is there!
know thou iov'st well, dear en bu, better, bette,
Thou ovs that wild and naughty life, with rocks and
storms war;
L" the green sunny Wales with thy spirit would
pine.
Aud yet Sll be thine NY love, and jet will be thine
And will seek down from these thy native
heights,
VIII! the sweet song our lands own song Of pastoral de-
Ter the eagles ye thy path is not as mine
And yeti will be thue, my love! and yet will be thine,
And will leave my blessed home my fathers Joyous
hearth
With all voices meeting there in tenderness and
18th all the kind and laughing eyes that in its light
shine.
IN sit forsa Ken in thy hu-ye thou art NINE
i: is my youth, it ny bloom. my glad free heart
Chat cast away fol- 'hee-for heeall reckless
With tremh!ings aud with viss lone bind myself 10
dwell
Ter yet would change that o.--oh! ua-I love too
WE'LL
mnurniu thing is love that grows wild as thou
With TINT bright rest!essness OF eye that taneIess
brnw;
Mourniubut dearsr far cali its mingled Joy pride,
And the trouble of Happiness, agt beside
To listen for thy step in vain, every breath,
Ii watch through long, long nights Of Storm sleep and
dream OF Death,
70 wake in doubt aud Ionencss-,his doom know i.
mine
And yc, will be thine my love! and yet will be thine
That may gree, thee from the Alps, when thence tho,
com s, at last,
That MAY hear thy ling voice tell DER danger
past,
4ha, may knee and pray for thee, aud win thee aid
Divine
For this will Dc thiue my love for this ,yiil be thine!
F..H.
Tauwinr the avalanche.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

and fine Favored possible When the berries be sli
to swell 90 the punches, long before they are full
grown, or found TO be too numerous the buuChes
10 admit ct their growing TO large SIZE, by beng
croOdcd close together. IN THIS case The dresser
should go over his lunches with sharp pointed scissors
oy cutung awsy from the INSIDE Of The punches a much
as possible the berries which appear to crowd The
mast he Will relieve them and cause the aud ar TO
have Tree access to the fruit. This will of course
improve them considerably in colou size aud favour
This manner of treatment will also appear Ia be q
great deal of trouble but will ampy pay the owner of
vineyards If duly persevered in One active man can
attend TO two acres OF vines in the manner a5ov e
described, the espaers beng eight feet distant ,om
each o!Eer The best direction is from east TO vest
an RESPECTFULLY yours, &c.
NO DOG IN TIE hANGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
NIissIssippi Lands for Sale.

Z FLANfATTON situated a1Oul fifteen miles A.
IA boYe Baton Rouge, on the le bank OF the aIss,q
sppi, consisting Of
one J"opsaad md E.g1ty ,q,glats;
said plantation has front OF T. brFcnts on tie river
IS adjoining the principal landing Of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped. ON tbs tract there are
one h9ndred or more acrcs Of cleared I.and-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms--Couon Gin.
Mill Tau Yard, Negro Cabns&,o. easily repaired -
me titles to The above lands are iudsPatable, and
warranty deed will be given if required
Lso-Onc Yboysqad .Frpcrh:
situated 90 Tbornpsons Creek The par,h G.. Icci-
ana, and half miles from he river rjsss,ir, L.
ven miles from tie town Of St. Fsaucsyrlc Pat 81
THIS tract cons,ss-o low bottoms, probably 600 scrcs:
said tract there are about i.y acres cleared so
years since bu. grown up Either the whole OF one hal;
Of tHis tact vii be sold oploa Of the purchase
For fuTIher particulars apply to This oGce or 10
IVew-C,'eans, oct. .. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

,lao,!2r Eau;lc.oy.-A melancholy instance of for
gerry was brnr2t 10 light 10 London on he i5.h ul,
which furnished the leading topic OF conversation-
Mr. FertnaD TIE confidential clerk o. the house of
Ward was the criminal IL moi sufficient that he
Tao 'D"e salary tor las services, together with IN
come ct 5000 by las wite, n Young and am,abio
woman, le must resort 10 less regular mode of ;,ai
revoked ay IN success III his gambling Practices he
reso'tcd 10 forgery or;IIcate himself Tho ofce1,
Tor Which he waSndic'ed bin of $3.50 upar the
hrm OF RothSchlC in order release this bin he he'd
raised money y forged acceptance Of the Rlessrs
balnG. Are bis arrest IUnIler of similar acccr--
'ances "e'e found upon arch IN MS frank E.,,v
eio' MAS made 10 prevent te prosecution nom being
followed ui--even Mr.. and MIS- KohgcLid used 4. or
'nTeacs IN iaror OF Tie prisoner, Who haI! been u.an
I al respectable character and moved in tie u:usi
distinguished society, but all in vain lie was
remanded ior na!. N0tbiug short Of dea IA rto!.aby
VII aisiy tue laws %: h's county Tie agony Of bis
wte MAS not &c DC described.