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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

F,osas Boston cOs.hsere,sl Css- tic Of 1n.rsasy.
a copy OF letter from number of Ameicans,
prisoners at ST. Diego, California, to Sir. John Coffin
Jones, American Consul at tho Sandwich Islands, ask
ing the ntercession Of that gentleman III their behalf
has been received at the Merchants Hall. This let
ter V signed by James o. Patie, Richard Lochyn and
Nathaniel Prior of Kentucky, Isaac Slower OF Santa
Fee, William Pope Of Indiana Jesse Furrtison of
Missouri aud Edmund Russell Of Pennsylvania all of
whom belonged to party of Americans, twenty in
number. which started from Santa Fee i'm New Mcxi
90, the 18Th OF August 1927, with the intention of
trapping Beaver This party, il is stated was headed
by Sylvester Patio OF Lexington, Kentucky who e..
yer experiencing inlch severe and cruel treatment
.'ea IN PRISON at san Diego on the cath Nav 1893
IT appears that the party separated soon after s,artpg
ana that the aoove individuals, inter- taking o,lant
~ oil firs, were made prisoners on The lS;h of March
fsea, at 81. Catalina in lower California From th,
place they were carried to other settlements and at
iength tound themselves III the prison San Diego
'onS az. sorts Of Criminals and subjected to every in
suit ann privatio2, and denied the privilege Of SEEING
their own conntrymsn. Mr.. Rufus Perkins supercargo
oiship Franklin, OF Boston, applied TO the authoitie
OF the place Tor the release OF the prisoners hut his
application unsuccessful On the 10th of July
however, thoy were made prisoners at large" or IN
other words, allowed go about the Preside but no
FARTHER, being obliged 20 present themselves every
night to be counted with the rest OF the prisoners: and
This course of treatment was pursued until the 18th
November, when the Governor came to the determine
ton of allowing them with the exception fone who
was detained as security to proceed TO the place
where they had deposited their furs for the purpose
bringing them in The letter concludes thus: ut is
uncertain how long may be subjected this riyor-
Gus treatment and confinement, without your,lnd in
terposition IN our behalf there Consul here
nor any one else to whom we apply for relief or
redress. And we have no doubt your interpostio.,
would be the means of freeing from the hands Of
this uncivilized Governor who gives reason for
OBTAINING and treating Us in this cruel manner our
rot bringing passports from our native country. But
the passports received from New Mexico giyinr us
permission to travel where pleased, were ST., IN
TO him. which he tore III pieces, pronouncing them no
passports-He has deprived us of the means of show
ing what was our business, and who arc, and thus
seven poor defencclcss Americans treated with
more indignity g. cruelty than many highway rob-
bers." We hope our Government will cause this buzz
ness to be investigated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
vAIHE subgcriber wighing to remove froln

VA'HE Subscriber wishing to remove from
- his present eituaion, and to relieve. himself rs
TAR Os possible Eom dependence or slave labor, o.
ier5 for sale that valuable property called tho james
River Slate Mines 60 inilcs above Richmond. in Viz.
glna, immediately OF uavigation The Quurrics
yielding sato acbnowlegly superior IN every re-
sPcc' to any ever brought to tho Richmond market !
arc now IN fuH and prosperous operation PROMISING
% produce great profit and TO increase more rapidly
IN value than any real property Of the same present
amount IN Virginia Besides these Quarries now
worked by the subscriber himself there are others
leased out ut handsome profit, and others may be
leased TO great advantage or the prcscut leases nbo-
hshcd as tine purchaser may desire Bui as no one
can be expected to adventure IN such purchase With
ont first examining and Judging for himself MI such
arc invited 70 Wow ilic premises, which will be their
own best recommendation, when considered with the
increasing demand for that inCsimable article OF pcr-
rnaucncy and security and all the other advantarcs
of those paicular Quarrics ov6r all others yot dis.
covered, as will be pointed ont by the proprietor
Extensive credit will he given If required For fur
Their particulars, enquire OF Arcclaus Hughes Rich.
mond Agent for JOHN NICHOLAS
N. B.--Tho Editors of the Washington Telegraph.
BALTIMORE Republican and New York Evening Post,
are requested to insert the above advertisement once
week weeks, and forward 'cir accountsto a. Hughcs
foT gaymoa'. iunc C-sivc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

Sales Of Tobacco yesterday. =
About iGo hhds inspected. Common passed SO 10
10 AGO. refused $50 to 4,25; Iniddling $50 to $50
including stemnins qualities; good to fine to 10.
The article was rather dull, the purchasers NANTES.
ting great indifference.
Sd'ees IF Tobacco at Stockoc Ware House lCth June.
PAssED.--3 hhdsIat 8; 3 at 6 25, 1 at %: 9 a,
%; at 80; at so; at Z rs; Ia. ia: I at
So; at 60; Ut Z 90 9 az & So; Int G 90:
at 8 90; at 80; at 4 80; al. o so: ! AZ 10 :
at 10 IS; 1 at SO, at o: 2 at 5 10; 1 al 10
REfusED--4 hhds at 60: at 4; 3 at 3 10; . Mt !
~; , at co. ut 50, at 90 att 10; at d 40:
ut so; at 5.
Safes cToLacco al tie S.ocOs Warelo,tse, 17y june.
PAssED.--i hid at 10; l at4 90; 1 at 70; 1 at
80; ! u, so; 21t 6; at 7 25;l at 30: nj 40.
ut 20; at so: at =. go; at co; Mt Z rs.
kErusED-l hid at s. 80 = at4;3at3 80; at 3 60:
at o; at So Q at 10; 3 at 4 co; 2 at 5O 3 n,
80; at J 60; ut rs; ut 6; at 4 so; al s 90
"u0Jer Of Eoats aud amount Of Produce passed dora
through The Lortr Locls
JUNE 100 hhds tobacco, fierce and tub do d7 bbs
nour ujo H. plank, tons bark, tons saudi 40 Ms mise
mucous articles boats, 10 coal boats 1880 bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
From The NI,ionat Lafeligencl,.
TO THE EDITORS.

GBHTr.EMEY: The article quoted in your Friday E
paper from the Richmond Wing. respecting the pilr-
chase of GROUND near Norfolk, from Mr.. Newton, is
incorrect, ut lSns, In one particular.
The '',Nnog Commissioners" are said, by that aTti-
Gle to have Inspected the situation fthc ground with
Dir. Southland, and it inquiries, sis Mr.. Rtchic bet
ter Judge than Mr. Southland, and the Nary Cont
afisSionerS Of proper sic Tor tho Navy Hospital
and what that site WINS worth to the Government
IL is presumed that the intention was TO refer to
the Commissioners Of Nary HJspitdis-not 10 the
Commissioners NJ tkc DNrpy. II the official duty
of the former TO decide upon the location the price
to be given, 8nd every other particular relating To-
IIOspit1ls-but tic Commissioners of the Navy have
40 cOgniZance whatever of the subject. They may
Rave been asked their opinion 20 III. location, and
they may have expressed tho opinion that the QUO
rclected would answer for Navy Hospital. They
were never, | understand asked TO give an opinion
tothc price rGtc tamil purchased from hlr. New
ton. II is believed that they were asbod what guam
ity OF land would be sufficient, and that they pDvc
the opinion that twenty to twenty-five acres would
be ample for all tho purposes OF Hospital. a.
June 10, 1899.
-four correspondent has opportunities of knowing
the facts which he statos They do not, it seems to
~, Mt nil affect the real merits of transaction 20
which false cootIng has bcou attempted to be Civ
On, for pol,ica! purposes I'D Nat. Int.]
appointments ~ n. P,e,iieiIan. D. yyc,co,, r., of
sew Jersey, be Secretary Of the Territory Of Florida vice
William N. M'Caity, resigned
William While Of Versenncs has been appointed Pcreion
hgent for the Sateol Vermont vice Robert Temple rcnorci
Tic late President Of tn United States Mt Adams and his
Son. arrived IN Philadelphia Saturday last They put up AZ
mo United States Hotel they ef hers their GUM
cy tho s.e day in tho six O'Clock boat Mr. adams expects
70 return To- Washington m tina fall Wo regret to earn that
Mrs Adams from indisposion remains at Meridian Hil
Phsuir Cd-
or NEW YORK LINE.-Thc schooner RIcHuovp
VACKlf will i've taken in by the Steamboat Etna, Thurs
Jay next a, O'clock r. NJ Passengers mLs, I've on board
ne Packer at Ro.fets a. TIC above tulc appointed
i!roI7 cNVENPONT, 81 LEN & CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
OUR MINISTER IN ENGy,Ayp.

OUR MINISTER IN ENGLAND
Mr. BARBOUR present worthy Minister London, whom
attention from the Societies and learned Institutions of tie
British Metropolis having been invited Become Foreign
observe that be was present At the annual festival Of e
the Medco Botanical Society, wh among menbers
Europe OF the toass drank this occasion, highly
fai,ering the Foreign Ministers present, enthusiast,
other Representatives of Nations with one accord insisted
upon his returning thanks in their behalf which he did
follows Nat H...
"The sentiment given by the Noble Chairman. so
hatering tn the Representatives Of Foreign Nations
present and kindly responded to BY YOU has laid
Us all under obligations, which have Just been re-
Quested by my colleagues To acknowledge. This I'M
expected honor owe exclusively IN the circumstance
Of speaking language in common with yourselves
Aud may avail myself of the occasion refer 10 it
here, evidence of our common origin that cur
People were your People and our God is your God
These recollections though are now separated ny
waste fwaters should still cherish between rs re-
cprocay the most friendly feelings aliSe y. opitious
20 the happiness OF both nations. | can assure YOU
that my countrymen generally indulge towards YOU
those feelings. and cheerlully unite in the wish of
your most eloquent statesman, that length of days
may he in your right hand. your left riches and
honor; that all your ways may be the ways of pleas
nntness. and all your paths he peace And perso-
nav feel great pleasure in being the oruan o? these
tly II sentiments.
g"To return 20 nv colleagues. However different
mt he the languages among the Friends of Science
no ,ther discrimination is known among them. II is
her beue6cen Prerogativc TO unite band of broth
ers ier disciples of every clme; and hence YOU see
orot nd this festive board. the anniversary of your
Sochy, the Representatives of the Old and the New
Wotd d, who have come to offer their homage to an
Institution originating in motives the most pure, and
designed for ends the most benifccnt.
"When had the honor pf boing made ono of your
Members then promised YOU to DC instrumental, as
far as lay in my power IN promoting the objects of
the Society. cannot doubt but III the vast regions
Of Amcrica, some Of which UNEMPLOYED, IN ere are
numberlegs plants whose medical qualities yet to
be developed. II it be true as we may well believe,
that The goodncss of Providence has erected an un-
tidote for every disease that flesh is heir To-, how
great must be the service Of those and now umpIe
their claim the gratitude of mankind, who become
INSTRUMENTS in fulfilling its bcncfcent dispcnsatiom
feel pride assuring you that my counlryncn are
Jealous in this pursuit, aud they will most cordially
cooperate in your laudabIe labors To communi-
cate between you will be my highest pleasure"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

ar NEW YORK LJNE.-Thc schooner RicnuoSp
VaCKtf will i've taken in 10y the steamboat Etna, ON Thurs
az next a, o'clock r. M Passengers mist he board
ne Packet AT Io.fes a. t'ic above tUic appointed.
fsroI7 cNVENPORN - LEN & CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
CONTINENTAL Nefor0.
Sales of Tobacco aesteralav. =

Date or LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcEs:
From Liverpool. -. Nav ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
9tecttot1 sales.

~ LAND AT AUCTION
va thy RSDAY tine 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, viii
soe1 Il, 'front.' OF the Bell Tavern, for cash
I'D Acres of land situated in IIcnr;cn- ,o....
nm. about ninc miles from Richmond. ON tRe
Williamsburg Road, and adjoining the lands of Mr.
Austin Allen, Mr. Royal Crouch, isIr. Nath. Rprtis
and Mrs Allen. The sale will be without reserve,
by order of the proprietor. 's''''
june IS O11S, DUNLOP & Co Ano,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

Tickets SO, Halves s, Quarters > So Ejrht!s Q;
For sale at tsr Bookstore of
Juno II J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

appointments ~ ths Prst-Jan,s D. yycstcui, IT. cf
sew Jersey be Secretary Of the Territory Of Florida vice
William N. MCd,iy, resigned.
William White of Vergenncs, has been appointed Pcr,i'n
Arent for S,a,eoG Vermont Robert Temple rcnrorti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

bfis Wary o Philadelphia, George A. O'Brian master for
oo"'h America, with foui, (by BemaId Peyton)
ARRIVED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

IlckeIs 81, Halves 2, Quarters I.
For sale III the usua! variety Of numbers at Il,
Lottery S Exchange OfEce of
Jnue 17-3t THO. 3. BIGGER
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

S'os moeso'Sst 6os W uVUOruOIe umOitiOh,
but by direct, personal pecuniary interest; ;
Add to this, that new excitemen,s are CIV
en- 10 the press, that great lever Of public
opinion, and motives addressed 10 il, of all
Others most likely to shake it's independ-
ence and degrade its character. The con
ductors of the leading presses are them
selves the chief objects Of regard, in the
dispensation OF the rewards bestowed Oh
Its adherents, by the heads Of q triumph
ant party. And in some cases, these new
offices appear to be held without discon
meeting the incumbent from that which
proved the cause Of his advancement. We
have already partly arrived at that state
OF things, in which the Treasury will
! have presses, and the Department of State.
War, and Navy, and the Post Office will
have presses Paruzanshp, personal as.
sociaiion, individual combination to obtain
Office IN one word faction. in all its ram.
ifcsiuns, and in all its odious features,
with this new and extraordinary charac
ter about il. that II IS faction under the
patrnage of Government, is endeayor
ing tn seize upon the whole power of the
conn'ry. This is our view of the subiec,
81 lcisi Every man ~ sense knows that
all thst is said about Reform is mere pre-.
tence. II 10 that species of political op
Grafton called Hhmbug. 1t is a low and
weak m,ans Of delusioh, capable of de-
ceiving only the weak and low. The real
object is. TO enjoy, IN the hrst place. the
rD,olDmen,s Of all office lnthe next place
to take possession of every possible mean
by which pow er can be retained An thu
is so plain tina, every man who runs ma
reed but It has not, in our opinion, ex
cited yet so much alarm as it ought to ex
cite. IF we are the true sons of osT Fa
'hers, we shall snuff vicious principle
IN the IA ntCd breeze and resist il We
shall insist upon 1t, that the Government
was etnblished for the many. n0' the few,
that the constitution was adopted e. as
sure peace and tranquility, not to fomen,
domestic broils, breed confusion, and pui
the whole. country into The hands of eau
cuses and par,izans; and we shall resist.
to the utmost, course ofthlngs, the in
mediate effect of which is TO transfer the
fair inheritance of the people Of the u
Statcs. their rights and privileges into the
personal emolnmPnt and private property
Of individuals. We certainly then, are
of opinion, that an opposition to the pres
ent administration, founded on this its
great leading measure is thing not 10 be
avoided, if there be true patriotism and
sound political intelligence yet left among
them
There are other topics, on which since
we have sdvcr,ed for once to the politi
cal situation ofour country, we could wish
to make few observations: but they must
be deferred.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

ave, msn who isses his eonnsry and would PRO.

.Dout uy smptiou Ds uvuTffB. we nave
little doubt that this gifted man. out of
whom, II intellect v ere devisble. you mig he
cut whole Bench Of Bishops, twice over,
IL mlnlstering to some congregation for
four or FIVE hundred pounds year And
yet We are told that princely revenues are
necessary to draw. men Of talent into the
Christian ministry! The Americans may
we'll feel proud of producing such writer;
but We doubt if their knowledge is sufic
iently advanced to appreciate his merits.
In the extracts given, we have greatly ex.
ceeded the space we usually devote to such
purpose This proceeds from no desire
to recommend DIR. Channing's Theological
opinions; but from our admiration Of the
discourses as a splendid Essay on human
nature, and from our belief that very few
copies Of il are likely to reach Scotland.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10
From the Providence Journal.

The JOY which bas been felt in The
neiphborine States at the glorious result Of
our election seems to equal even that Of our
ows eiiizsua ThN IL sst srsDge. Evs0
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

The Independent Volunteers, will pro
ceed at s o'clock this morning to Canon
lcut, for the purpose Of firing at targe,
Target. shooting is frequently practised in
other places, and is certalplya very com
mendable recreation, combining as it does
advantage and pleasure. Every thing cal
culsted TO make our militla and indepen-
dent companies better soldiers should be
encouraged in country, where they are
relied upon as the grea. arm Of national
defence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

NE WYGGHs
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1929.

This day is the anniversary of one Of our
most brilliant naval victories. II brings
with 1t 10 every Rhode. Islander peculis,
feelings of pride and pleasure Perhaps
there is no other victory on record which
excels that achieved on the 10Th of Sep,
tember, 1913, in indiyidal instances of he
Io'sm. |, was the first time that an Amer
lean tleet, had ever contended with the
boasted proves Of the British navy-and
the victory was Obtained by deeds as re-
markable for daring courage, as they were
original in their conception
In this town the anniversary has always
been celebrated BY the usual ma nifes,ations
Of joy and welcome which aregiyen to days
desersediy honored. The Independent
companies will parade in uniform, salutes
will be ired at noon, and splendid ball will
be given at the Masonic Hall in the even
ing. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

Great commentator is bestowed upon
our little State, by the newspapers through
out the country, for her Independence and
consistency. We are not more hostile to
the general government than other States.
but are ready to support il IN every inca
sure calculated to promote The common in
terest. The result Of the late election was
not produced by feelings of chrnity, or, by
just sense Of self respect entertained by
the people collectively, and manifested in a
way to satisfy the world that the spirit OF
Rhode Island, is not to Ge measured by the
extent of her territory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

We attended the Commencement at
Providence,and were much gratlfed BY the
performances. They were highly credita-
BILE to the young gentlemen, both as il re
CARDS composition and delivery. The ora
ton on Religious Principle. BY Stephen P.
Hill. OF Salem, was most excellent pro
duction. and we have heard the highest
ommends,ion bestowed upon it, by com
petent judges. The College at Providence
is evidently in aourishlng condition ma
ny Improvements having taken place in the
course OF study and in discipline, under the
present efficient government.
The Supreme Court 10 now in session in
this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-10

Mn. WALL. who enjoys Distinguished
celebrity as landscape painter both in oil
and water colors, is now resident of New
,ort, and has been recently engaged in
4ketching views from the dideren, points
our island. He is said TO be admirable
"a depicting 'be sea in s. tempest there
a"rtanly is no finer spot for looking at old
ocean when vexcd with storms, than the
whole southern border of Rhode. Island.
The let Regiment Of the IS. Brigade,
commanded BY Col Jesse T. Durfee, will
De inspected By Maj. BAsSrr, and review.
I'd by Brigadier Gen. SrAcET, on Sstur.
lay morning next a. 10 O'Clock, about five
miles from town on the east road, few
rods from Mr. Durfee's Inn.
The two Siamsse youth, who are exhib
iting in Providencs, are among the most
remarkable phenomena of nature. They
are so connected by cord or rligament, that
they cannot eyist independently of euchoth
er. The same impulses and affections are
said TO be common to both. They are de
scrIbcd as being amiable and intelligent.
if.hey were to stop with US day OF two
on their way TO New York, we are very
confident thst the visit would be profitable
to all concerned.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
LMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY, JANUARY "a. 1929
No. IL.

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning by A. & H. Wilson, No. l05, Market Street, at
Two Dollars per annum if paid in Advance or Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents at the end of the year.
Handbs, Cards. Blanks Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with neatness and despatch, and at mode
rate prices at the Office of the Register
NJ Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

bang rudey assaulted and condemned for ii. Sach,
vas the case in regard to aIr. May yesterday. 4
few days before, the House with uluaze,pcnt, saw
Mr. Mason of Frederick, called to explanation by the
gentleman from Northampton for the usr ct the word
"sbit, in argument; aud other gonlonen called TO
reckoning, upon quite as uls,bstanial an account.
To conclude, we beg leave 10 say, that these re-
marks have been cXtortcd from us, BY sense OF
injury. Tic gentleman from Northampton, Las
chosen TO assail US ia debate We eannot reply &c
him there, although VIZ have by the courtesy of the
House, scat on the floor; but it is not dcnict
us to defend ourselves in own collnu,s.--
Here we shdH reply 10 him, wherever lie az
sails us--We would suggest TO him partiag advice
that he las set his coaer rather rank for the spirit
this day and age; and that that which certain oc
casions, looks like chvolry and generous sc,-dcyo
tion on other occasions, looks very like BULLYING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

declared duly no,nipated ''<'''
The hopsx AssrMnY proceeded 10 nominate H. States
sena'or The votes - folows
OF Cnaries Dudley ~, Ambrose Spencer RIsAlbc H.
Trncy 20, John savage l. y
Ibe senate then attended the assembly chamber and on
agreed. - " ~
Whercupo the president of the declared tina, Charles
L. Dudley, of Abany duly appointed senator IN cor ,r.s
IN r'acc OF Ma rrin Van Buren, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

Confirmation Of L0tc Foreign Ncug.
The London Courier thus alIudos to tho state Of
maiIs, rs connected with Tho war between Russia
ond Furkcyi
Some Of tho Ambassadors who werr at Odessa will
proceed 60 PctcFs5ureh others urc returning to their
respective Courts. The activity Of military move.
nenis may, during The winter, be succeeded bv the
activity cfGiPlpnatc operationsat least ct us hope
30. Nor VIC singular in entertaining THE Press
o. every cosniry unite with u---for every man feels
CONVINCED e 'l'' two t"!igcronis r, G.sc io1stcn 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
For nv E,rnnnSn NINA

. TO NJ PROFESSOR OF CilRISlTANI11T.'
nave read s"ur reply in this lnomny's Whis with much
pressure ns yo'i have displayed such luIc of good will
towards inc Jews ia general and mo in particular I am not at
leisure AT present 10 make my assertion good that uaciy no
new moral doctrine taught by the gospel which was no,
previously Known Tn the Jews but hope that by Monday
sha he able to suSsapa,e the assertions which Il,
MINK "uounded In tho mean time, lbeality
the thanks of 4 NA'rIVE' oE f:EJtNiA w ~
Jan I'D, 1sea