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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
Eastern DISTRICT Of I'irg7n,a--fo rit:

Eastern District IF Iirg7n,u-f0 lr;f,
ME 1T REH EMBklED, That on the treitvsXib d,v Of
June, N the Rythrd yea q! tine independence r the
80. Unite. States Of America, Thomas ~ lint Of lie
sfss' book, the right whereof he caiNs proprietor in tie
words following ~ wit Unconstitutional Charts or onarec
~ ews of tire Legislative Executive, Judiciary Drpar
meals, IN tie constitutions all the the Union in.
c"'nG that OF Tire United States VIII Appendix. Bv
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gress of the Upie States entitled act fer the epcnra
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"hes 'heren mentioned RICHARD JEFFRIES
Clerk OF the Eastern District OF Vuouia
w Inc above work j. Press and Nil sc.,p be mir
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ana Feacc VIII suffice 10 explain both me plan nod dc.1n OF
the w ork ''lts chief object is euab, all vino In =, a.,
tine labor research which 50 many viii b
% making into tire Constitutions Sister states with
To select all their best notifications, puuoso Of re-
modelling our oVn To this end have endeavored 20 IT,
cpns'Tucl TIE following Charts Fables YOU ma,
~ single glance tine organization every uaurl,
Government with ts I--t. regard to prncpal features
each branch of Administration and adopt such as you s
approve '
l one OF the prerequisites the npro, Of our re
constitution, Inform ourselves uecttur
Dcen Sone regard to the anieIor,ou f
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knowledge Is certainly worth making present period aud
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care aud Judgment Under these impressions Author
e following little work begs leave to offer the Public ,e
'hdIs o. Tables, containing compendOus form abstracts
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OF nied States These Charts exhibit al ous view %
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CoNMrssro>rn's OrrIcr.

It0I''"I'7ItI' IOIt SItIyl NV. !
The parties interested in the execution of th,
ABOVE order are hereby notified, that have nppon-
ted Monday, the Goth July next to commence the
same at this office, at which time and place they arc
hereby repaired 70 attend a hearing Of the matters
IN reference, by virtue Of the said order, before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents. and
proofs too enable me to perform said order.
~ A - IN M
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

HWCINIh: Al superior court Of cbdnceiy buIdru al
t'e CSpnol - the city Of Richmond, 90 the 81 u
day OF January, 1923: William ManD, in his own
rgh and AZ exoI ri James Mann deed, pitt against BEN
Jap'n Niann ~ his right aud exer Of James Mann
decd, ~ TWrheat late sheriff 0l Hanover county and
as such mn sffato6 81 john Mann, dso'd Martha Var
instcn, who was Aauha Mann, Austin Porter and Fam
~ U.s. wife, Elizabeth W ade, who was Elizabeth Mann
HrVlr" Burton, ezo' Of Thomas Wade James Mann
LH1'hrih Magn, SD A1elrnc Mann, George Gilman
w ~ O'mnn aud Md'y Gilman, Thompson Mann
MARTIN aud E!izane'b bic wife, Moore and Judith
his wii'' Wm Mann, Geotge Mann aud Sarah Mann
f''tr Sifee' AID Temple elliott John D. Brown, Fle.
mHR 1'o"n, ihnuas Csw,horne, Auu Mann widow az
james J"un, p zsbrth Fho ntefmarried with
yuty- George, Niitrm aad Sally Mann, cl,ildren Of
Geo ~ hatn, 4er'd aFs.
bhs cause iH wRrh as plaintiffs appear to nave nro-
corded 'u e mods prescribed b. law against the des,
dants a ustH Porer aud Fanny bis vile, James Mann
'rofge Gilman, I'm Chmap, Mhly Gilman, Thompson
Naun, Mar'inand Elzabeih his vile, Moore
ari Judith his ~. Wan Mann, George Mann Sarah
Mann ND ft"mas Cawihorne Wdo afe out Of this crrn.
t and crs defendants the several cre,sl
orders taxing iur hH ff roussod 10 them, came on
'Di~ dsv tu o. uct q Inc bin aud Exhibits and was
aHped ~ c0un+e5 on confederation whereof, the court
''h o'le, uat OF ,f commissioners do sfas he So
veal as,e"s brsse parties in the bill mentioned
900 epDit De tie court, with any nat,ets sp..
ga stated, te,mrd finent ~ himself which ma
bc 'fq"if.d1 d. ,ne tauics Ia be- so stated
COW. Je"r "M G. PENDLETON. &. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

Commissione5'S O6re, Richmond, an .N1y, 1920.
fhe parties niecscain the execution Of the above ore
are hereby nor6rh that have appointed Wednesday the
Z9ih day Of Jolly next, this office
~ which time they hereby required attend hrane
of he nuers in recrrncr, by virtue o the said ORDER
oeore me- duly prepared with all necessary ducunens nd
Pinois 20 enable iue 10 prefonn the order.
THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
THOMAS GREEN. Comnnissioner.
n CIiANCERY-Ai court held for LOUISA county, Al,

n Cii(ANCERH-At court held fOr Louisa sounty a,
n the courthouse, nn Monday, May the iih, 1929 Henry
Lawrence, executor of Sarah Wood decd .lntiG against
David Nl'che and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards Molly Null
liDs, James Niche, Jonathan Mche John Acur William
ncne, bILeeei brown and Betsey ms wife, Edmund Brown
ana lheodOsia his wife, Nacy Niche, Polly ce David
Niche, Frances Niche. Sarah Niche, Robert Niche
Martha Niche, hlichie, George Micbie and Elizabeth
his wife Robert q. Willis and Eliza his wife Robert Mcnic
NlatAew Niche and sally his wife, John Nichr Jo.ep,
Alche Jennelll Nche sally Niche James MiciIie Nan,
Pdyue Peter AcAIiur and Mary ms wife, Ludlow BramhanI
aud sally his wife, Nancy Niche Nancy Goodman Aeu Smith
aud Frances his wife, james and Maria ms wife
Alrhe Nlaupin, Larkn StAlpcr and Emily his wife John
Gates aud Polly his WIFE 1oas Stagner aud Nancy mis- wife
james Alaupn, Foitaine Maupin, Patrick Maupn, William
Martin and Sally mis- wife Richard Davis and iatv mis- Ce
John Mchie William Mcp, Patrick Niche Nancy gi;etie
james Niche, William Niche, John Niche. Mere.
weeT aud fay s wife, JOhu Downing ADD Poll, his wife
ONer Cross and Nancy his wife, sally Snuih John Wood
Ja0ies Niche and Frances Niche, Robcd g. wills admins
traitor of James Niche, deceased and James Niche In admin
isuaor OF David Niche, deceased. defendants
Inc defendants George Niche Elizabeth HE wifi Mat
new nche and sally his wife, 1obn Ahciie, Nancy Payne
Peter Ahur and Mary hi5we Nancy Mchc Nancy Good
man. 81 Smith aud Frances ms wife, Jnnnes Goodman and
siard ms vile, Niche Maupn, lain Sian,pcT and Emily hi.
gie, John Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Stagner and
Nancy hrs wife, james MaupIn fOntaine hIaupu Patrick
Maupn, William Martin and Sally tis wife Ricar D,y ;s s
fay his wife, yoel Maupin aud oily his wife Nancy Nns
80 MeTewetfcr aud Patsy his wife Sally Smith and Job
wood, not having entered their appearance and given se
according 10 law and the rules ~ tins aud aupeaf w
the tataclIO al tie court, that they are NOT ~
nN he sa1 ast named defendants (Wo arc not ,bt,n, ~
~ 'ue) oOappeaT here the first day Of August cou ,
n1 answer lie bill ofue plaintiff and that n COPY Of this lc,
inserted ~ soUe noRs paper published 10 the civ NJ
100 ~, so months suceessivey, aud posted Tie font
"ooI OF 'e couHho''o Of is county, some court ,lav
- copy. Tese. JOHN HUNTER r. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

JOHN Il. ROY having removed 10 Norfolk
- has established himself there Commission Alcr-
chant a. viii transact eny business conGdrd TO he caro-
The pussessIon Of tho cofumodous FIVE proof Public
Ware-louse. situated in the eligible part Of tho
Borough enables him 10 offer 20 the Planters descend
ing The Roanokea 0nd Convenient storage for
their produce: his Ulioe is io house recently oc
cupied by Messrs. j. ~ =. l.. Tabb. June n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

'y came nc plaintiffs nv their attorney and n ANNA
s 20 e cOt by satisfactory evidence that the dctrnda. a
,anians OF TINS cor'uonw eahh, and they no, hayiur
ue appearance and given secuniy ASCENDING 10 ,bs
assembly and the rules Of ihis court on ~. monD of h
u Pa"hs, ordered dat the spd deendarts do arpca,
e on ne second Monday Auets next and answer III.
anhs bl and ta copy % this oper r forthwith insed
W me newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond for eigst
efss cccsve'y and another copy posted a. the fort
days Conv rcs,c " wv ~ @O"N'
Az nrtNv.ttv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

NNSi'N'N Atfuhs, holden ~ thc cietk dice oi thu
superior court OF ciancerv IN, the p ,rh,,o, t;,t
ne 81 Day 81 June lt20: Sarah Powell in BE-, oo
dg1' as widow II James Powell dec, Eliza ~ Msr,bo
=, G,A1re Z and Sarah q. H. Powell. iufs " chidrsn
q suid James Powell. H. ra ~ the lid s,,st 80 ~
di7n' pl's rgai'" Addison P.n ndn'nr n James Pow
ell, dec. Um Sholsoo and Genre, Mason ina
~" o'ic"""n' 'erffe Aaso', not bayiHe cutered
Hs Rppeaf"ee ami gwen secutity scotdirr 10 the
Assembly q the 'ule 81 his court aud spsafo bv safe,
iact0fy evidence, uot be Is 40 .bsb,,n, "a 49,.
county, " y ordered that the said drfeadaut do appe,
he'e 0n thf hfst day 81 the rCxt Jantarv tenn ,nd
answer The bill ~ The pianiG AID that eop, - H.
odsr bc forthwith inserted iu some rcwsgaper eit.tI
tn1he city oi Richmond Tor months euc essIvrlv
posted tie ffout door ufthe capitol &c. he sad rtv
q copy. Tesie. WV. q. PENDLFTON. g.. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

h'ry Hawi's and Vees his wife, William Farmer Ia,,es
andrews and Martha hiS vrc and Rnfcr, Fsrncy lie
80 '"eH berg IN Rftut of tender years by Benianio
ooode' his guardian nd lnuIn, - IN" nv" :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

""'e'' 'h"t The snid defendants rio nppeRI belure the
SAL" court at the CITY of Richmond, the first day oC ,b
eh' 'f, '' NE ihrt answers and thai copy Of this
rnlr he f"dhwi,h inserted il, som. ,,.,sny 49,,
:" the city OF Richmond TO- mont,s sutcessiveIv ana
posted ut the trout docr ol capitol in tho aid civ
- INV. rsie KID. JEFbRtES. CIE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

"'t h'i' D" he clerks office al ,he court of the u
IL o'"' 10" me hl ecuii aud eastern JslicI of Vei-
IVA, ~ 'nS MANN "i July 1922 WIN Keith. nit ng1iu,g
"'''"" May" sh"rh 81 the county ol Hrnrca, Wdta,
Na"t' ex"' @c' "i Reha'd B,oukc, d. vino was ex
r'"n' "I m n'o"by decd which ohard aud JYilIian
'ro" ArN""de' I"nstaII and their altering Tuo
'n'' "r same hlsNh"der TuUs'ali bsibs and heis of
,I ,usa'', /" I" Sarneit am1 Arm NJ his lie, John
IT, Hll, Thomas Coleman aud Fsanres e he ,,ic. RI.
o1'" Ln"i""' baylor hIl adm'or oi BsyIor Hill and of
m"'y mn zee - J"ln ia o"Ae, Geolge Bfouke Robet
C""Fb'l' j. Hobrrt Campbell hri, aud no Of CnIiu
C''nhe Gee d Thomas Puts >hera of the ceun,vof Es
SSH h''s"pne' johnson she,n tie county cf K,uy
- "''' 80 "Eol Tie estate of Dr. Robert CanpbeII "a s
'"m"teo t"f administration I'm Robinson sheriff NJ b
""Y OF h'"g az tl"ern. whom the estate of G,n,o.
D'""Ne ~"S '"m"'ttrd los administrations and Iyu Ga,
BY. SHAHoE-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

'' "''eh'""'' John Rrookc aud George NJ B,ooke
"' having e"ir'eo hc appear NEE Ia this cause All iT.
''eH"n' Robot C"urbri j.. not hAvirp en,erod hi,
'pp'"ra"ce Z" the amended h,us hertm add ,bsv M,
n"'"S give" security aeeonng a cole u the count and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

Sunsrnr power loom @hee'ings, manufactured by
slessrs Cunningham q Anderson. of this City,
which vii! be sod at the manufacturers lowest cash
price. may 9a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

An eminent physician al have known several cures pe
omed ny the use OF your Caioicon which had prevosv
resisted the ordinary prescriptions the faculty. and La
aver S h"ow" II To pro lace Injurious eGecfSn
me amOVe hLnahr NM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

Sci VOLUME OF HENRY.
n UST received the 3d volume of Henry:
Exposition of the Bible: uso, Faber's Difficult
tics of Romanism, Ladies Lexicon, Life of Joseph
june i8 ARIEL WORKS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
SCORING PEACH TREES.

Last fall observed that one Of my best
and largest peach trees appeared TO DO dy-
ing. In the latter part Of November I
scored il on ,hroo sides, cutting quito
through the bark to the solid wood down
TO tho root. On the largest limbs, as high
as I could reach, ] cut one score. Large
quantities OF gum issued from the incisions
during the winter md spring, which Care
fully scrapcd off, after every heavy rain, at
times nearly halfa pint from one tree. -
Quite early in tho season had the pleas
uro to SEQ evident signs Of rcsuscitation,
and the tree became loaded with blossoms,
and has since yielded a handsome portion
of excellent fruit. As soon as I saw the
effect oftho scoring on this tree, scored
all my other peach trees, and also my plum
trees. From this I think the fall scoring
is preferable. Yet the trees which | sco-
red the Inst spring have borne better than
ut any time heretofore. Now whether my
success is owing to the favorable season,
or the scoring, | am not yet fully compc-
tent to determine. But am strongly i'll
clined 10 believe that it is owing 10 the
latter. THOMAS STORM.
Hips Bay. Sept. 8, 1929. ID.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
AGRICULTURAL.
NEATNEss IN A DAIRY,

know not how it is, Mr.. Editor, but
some of our dairy women, who would be
highly offended by the slightest imputalion
of negligence or want ofcleanlness in their
work, and who pride themselves on their
personal neatness, are, nevertheless, in the
careless habit Of trusting to combs, more
or less in number, to keep up their hair !!
forgetting, that however well.it may be put
up In this way, yet the exertion of cutting
curd, beating and washing butter, &c. &C.,
will soon disarrango it, and subject the 9TH
erwise tidy housewife to tho iMpu,ation Of
slovenlinesS +: for what can DO more dis
guSting than to see n stray hair dragging
ou' its full length upon tho edge of your
butter knife, or to trace the same filthy
line through halfa dozen slices of cheese 7
| believe tho character Of many dairy
has been ruined by such an accident, nnd
the sale of its produce injured II is there
fore matter Of astonishment, that the prac-
tco is not universally followed, which I
have seen adopted by our thoroughly neat
women, Of always binding their hair up
closely under handkerchief before they
enter on tho work Of the dairy. Should
utIy VI yOut ISuUGSS lVCl Sui0 VHuST CONGT
Of cap, from these structures, they nre
mistaken.
I would further observe that children
should never DO allowed to hang round
those who are engaged in the dairy, par
ticularlv young girls who wear long hair,
much to their own Inconvenience in warm
wea,her,and to the annoyance ofal around
them; for it is either hanging about their
face in most slovenly manner, or they
are forever taking it down and putting II
up. have absolutely seen u child 90
through this operation half dozen times
in the room where the work ola rcputcdly
nice dairy was going on, unno.iced aud un-
reproved.
"Thinks 1 to myself" if mast cut
my peck Of dirt" at least lot 1t DO In any
other way but this.-E7armcr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

E1tract from an address of the Hon. John
Ro,can, Of Ken'y, delivered at Louisville.
Who is there among us who beholds tho
condition Of our farmers, and does not ex-
ult in the consciousness that no is an Amer
lean citizen, and pant to supcradd the char
acter of farmer The house Of the farmer
is the abode Of the virtues. II is a school
in which lessons Of practical wisdom arc
taught. II is the temple in which the pre-
cepts Of our holy religion are inculcated.
1t is the castle Of sovereignty, for II is
owned by its occupant and he is a freeman.
1t is the residence of peace, order, harmo-
ny aud happiness.
Patriotism and piety unite in consecra-
ting the place, and in suffusing every coun-
tenance with their sacred junction. Indeed,
what condition in life is So likely to produce
that patriotism, which will stand the coun-
try in stead upon emergencies, or that pi-
city which will afford solace in extremity,
as that of the farmer He occupies con-
slant, intimate, and sensible relation with
Heaven. His mind is subdued into love
of order, by constantly beholding that
which prevails around him. The regular
succession Of the seasons, Of day and night,
and Of seed time and harvest, admonish
him to the observance of regularity and
order in all his conduct. He looks to
heaven through its rains and its dews, for
the reward OF his laborS, 10 the abundance
of his crops. He makes the sacred volume
of Revelation the man of his council, and
source Of his consolation. He unites
with his wife and children in tones Of sup
plication and strains Of praise around the
family altal, on the morning and evening
Of each day. He acknowledges no sove-
reign but Heaven and the people; he
bovs with appropriate reverence to the
will Of each, and sxults in the freedom Of
his own-for homage is free will offer
ing, claimed at his hand by the convictions
ofhis reason. Matron chastity and infant
lie innocence sweeeen, and Religion hall
J lows the atmosphere Of his home, and rem
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
ItttDftRIO 5sWQutrer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMs,E .To village and single mN subscribers
50 per year, payable before tho expiration OF SIX
10 companies Of any number over elk, 81 50 per
wear, payablo no above. To companies less than six,
deducted from each ofthese prices when payment il
made IN advance. These prices are exclusive OF mail
OF stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arreNragcs
are pad, except ut the discretion OF tho publisher
Notice Of wieh 10 discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of tho year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions,
Nv .csrc " Co"in""n .%T over W three s%ks
80 per cent pev week. A lihcrn deduction made foI
advertisements continued or 10 months.
AdministrNtora' mud Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 1875
~ Al communications mus, be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
DELICIOUS PUDDING,

The farna ofpolaIoes, or potaloc starch,
is said to make an elegant pudding. Tho
following AFRO the ingredients. TO one
quart Of boiled milk, add, gradually, MS in
making musl,, a quarter Of pound Of poo
tatoe -four, we'll pUlvcriXod, quarter of
pound Of sugar, and little butter; when
cold, add three eggs, and bake it half an
hour. When well prepared and properly
cooked, il is delicious eating.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
William A. Morrison,
TAILOR.

WHISTLES to inform his friends and the
wv public that he has commenced the above
business at the shop formerly occupied by
M. Scott.
NIB. People favOFing him with their Gus
tom NAV rest assured Of having It done in the
latest Nsw.YOrk fashions.
Eitchfeld, August IS, 1899 VV
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24

der It resisIlessly attractive. He loves
his country because tho farm and tho dom.
icil Of which he is the proprietor, nnd with
which his affections are identified, arc a
part Of that country. His patriotism, con.
nccted by his affections with the soil, aud
by his piety with Heaven, pOrtakes Of tho
stability Of the former, and tho purity of
the latter. II inspires him with holy
enthusiasm IN the cause Of his country,
when his honor or It's safety is concerned.
I would not be understood to mean that the
farmers arc exclusively the patriots Of the
country; Tar from It. only mean tina.
the situation Of tho farmer is more favora.
BILE to the growth and propagation Of that
exalted virtue, aud indeed Of all tho virtues,
than any other condition oflile.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
GII.IET CAKES.

Take two teacupsfGl Of sugar, same Of
butter, two eggs, two tcaspoonstGl Of pearl
ash, dissolved in halfa cup OF milk, Nnd
6our sufficient to work the whole into a
mass. Make thin cakes Of the siao of the
top Of narrow coffee cup, aud bake on
tin plates. A better accompaniment to a
glass of gooseberry or scuppernong, never
passed the lips Of Cousin TAB.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24

A Newspaper Propket.-The last Rutland
Herald has the following;--We do not believe
that half the newspaper establishments h the
State realize any thing like q toleEable
PROPHET!
There arc now 10 al the Colleges In tha Unitad
States twen'y.eght hundred ssudsE7s.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24

A talented Member Of Congress.-Mr.
Thompson, Of Ohio, the Jackson successor
in Congress to Mr.. Sloane, delivered an
Grafton tho last 4th Of July, in which il ap-
pears that he thought the same Thoughts.
and expressed them in the same words, that
Mr.. Charles Sprague, Of Boston, did, when
no delivered an Grafton the year before,
that was published.
There are three things. yea. four" as
the Wise Man says. which we like to see. I.
We like too see a person enter a printing of
fee, and lay his Co. upon matter put ID
type for insertion in the paper and knock It
into pi. 9. We like to see q man seize
piece OF manuscript-copy from the composit-
or. and exmine the hand writing. 5. We IKE
TO see person thrust his phz into the - cd.
itors closet" and peep over his shoulder
4. We like 10 see every Imam. woman. and
child give an editor advice. lgratuitous Of
coursel and kindly tell him IL he does not
pursue particular course, he will violate their
feelings, and possibly lose subscriber-dOn't
you reader