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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-19
From The Syra euse IN. Y } Gaaetis ]
A MILITARY PARADE

II is a we'll koown fat, tina, sailors wher
rursuing their eafaing lie OF business, are
no liable o petf .rm military duty, they nc'ng
xempt while on shore for CIR am period OF
time. J. happens. how~ver, that they r.
sometimes enrolled to perform military duty,
which they know as little sbou, as a landsmal'
knows abou, seam ,nship.
l happened duriog 'he lste war to De travel
ling through a small town 10 one of The east
ern states, situated few miles from he sea
board 1t Was fine day in the month Of May,
and as luck would have Il, what they called
tSainirg day, or muster 70, military duty -
The distant roll Of the martial drum ihundrr-
ed thu signal Tor the trainers 10 parade and
being foud of military exhibitions. I resell ed %
crafty myself with The eniiv uing sight.
arrived on the ground, just as The squad. 10
the number OF about sixty or seven y, were ex-
tending into line tp form themselves for drill.
The men for The most par were uniformed
bu, now md then one Wa, sca,tered amongs.
'hsm wi h aothing but mUsket Alter some
iuir confusion the company was fnrmrd in a
linr, and nked and sizd with military pre-
cis'on-snt stationed myself as near as pos
sible, TO observe their mo.cmen's
In few minu'es the officer came on the
e. ounG, and roll u commenced. 1t was a
loug roll and The 6rsi sergeant witn his cap
tain beside him began. Al abau, every third
OF four d name thrre app, AIRED To be an absen-
tee, which amused not hr,le, as the strntori
an lungs fine >ergean, bswled out the names,
and received answers from some OF 'hr eompa.
ny, as The excuses Tor their non appearance, "a
fellows;
Nine.ah Piuigrew gone to mill, sir, an
sw' red one Juduihan ri tierew tending
c"aIpi'. Nehemiah Gnodf- low mo answei.
N hrmiah GoodfrIlow - gon. 10 dsw seine
&fer sh.d. lchanod >wao>d"wn split ing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-19

1927, this thriving village contained SOL inh,s
i,an,s; i, now contains 1923, being an incrr.,.
in two years, Of more than one hundred ~.
cent. Within tina, time, four brick house. s '.
public worship have been erected, viz: A Pro-,
by,eriau Meeting house, Methodist M.,,i,s
house. an Episcopal Church, and Cs,boLs
CHI p'l: Ground has been purchased 70,
German Lutheran Church. There ar. in 49,
.ilIsge, forty -seven brick, sevenry.,wo fam.
forty seven log, and fuus stone houses, be,d,,
several crick baildings now under way
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-19

The captain being thus freed from The san
or,, ,r, tnem go, con inueh marches and eoun
ter,marc r-s, wbreirgs, ssc much to !h1 eae a,a
it Of he men under his command, but coaia
not he Ip ,emembe' ing the old s'ying, however, ,
that" sailor will he sailor, whether on 'aha
or ON the " .,er," and knowing as did, the SOY
e.eisn co tempt wh,ch they have for soidie',
I wondered not a, the conduct OF the 'ars;
which had aff did me so much amusement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-19
Scutch Carpetings. 1.

ScUtch CNrpetlngs' -
WIE shall open this morning. per 0,Is, sS'
w New York, with emiety q eS ng
Good, $500 yards ingrained Cakr and .nds
pa,seT PATTERN by the next packet will rsisT ~
some supply Of temtian ind Brussels v nn,S a
oct S-e0et Jhs, NNH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-19
american Flannels
Columbian Insurance Office

OOIWWtUIHN HWXNrWNCO 0"'N'
.akrmdria, october TO- l0s
NOTICEis hereby given to the stockho'aenm
~ Institution, that an election for eleven Dice
to .erve the ensuing year, will be held at tbs "%
between the hours OF 10 A. u. and =. H. On NO'''
the 2d day of November next
oct l6Est J,MES SANDERs0N seek
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
.Doretgm IutslItge,rrs.
FROM ENGLAND.


The ship Grecian arrived at New York on Tues
day from Liverpool sailed March 5.-Captain Mas.
tfrs informs that when he left Liverpool there
great deal OF excitement on the Catholic Question
but that in three days there would be something done
dccisivcy.
a sale of 400 hhds of Virginia Tobacco had been
made in the London Market on the Sd March, at j.,
Sd
The Irish Societies Suppression Bill had not receiv-
cd the ROYAL assent.
PiRtrAstESr.-Iu the House of Commons on the
III March there was ballot for an Election Commit
tee to try the merit OF petition complaining OF the
return of Daniel Cornell, Esq Us member for thu,
county of Clare
Mr.. Secretary Peel took the oath OF Office and his
seat FOR the borough Of Westbury.
l" the House OF Lords, as we'll os III the Commons
numerous petitions were presented fer and AGAINST
further concessions to the Catholics.
In the House OF Lords on the Sd, the Archbishop
vi York on the presentation OF petition sail his OPT
Mons lt respect to the Catholic question had under
rome no Change. He knew nothing about the bill TO
DE introduced; but II it made adequate securities for
he established church, he would support it.
lie should however, feel it his duty to oppose the
OH 1t that were not the case. The Duke of Gouces
ter sald 1t was unfortunately necessary adopt some
lYeasure TOR the entire emancipation of the Catholics
iQT no halt measure would do. He way convinced
iiat the ministers would not propose any measure
inTon'stent with the security OF the church estab
l!sliment.
petition was presented from the Ptotcstants of
Ireland IN tlvour of the Claims. II was signed by
several peers, anu some thousand gentlemen of !arme
property.
LONDON, March >.
Appetizer Cabinet Council was unexpectedly sum
iioncd at an hours notice, Yesterday the Ministers
met { Lal past one clock. The whole of the MEM
0efs OF The Cabinet were present with HE exception
~ the Duke Of wellington, who arrived iii town at a
quarter past three o'clock and immediately Joined
s colleagues the council continued in deliberaton
III a quarter before FIVE o'clock
fhc sudden departure of the Lord Chancellor from
tAe Cabinet Council on Saturday AFTERNOON soon af
tr It's assembling was caused Joy his Lordshps hay
Log received the Kings commands to attend him at
We can positively state that the Attorney General
Has not res!ghed and we understand troin undoubtci
authority, that it is not his intention so TO do.
l4ie contents OF the French papers are not narticu
-2r!y lntcro sting. The atlliys Of Greece and the
conduct OF the Sultan still form the subjects of obscr
alton, but there is nothing sufficiently authentic TO
vibrant us III drawing any satisfactory conclusion
AAMDURiH, Feb. 24-Thn Prussian State Ga
%Gtte of yesterday contains the following: According
10 letters from Varna OF the 18th inst. provisions and
goods IN general at very reasonable price there
Agrei number OF shops have Of late been opened
which are pentiu!iy stocked with every sort OF er
cifthizt received either fpl ConstantiRuu!e or Les
eIu9Es
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
.4Idyess q the Members ofthe Catholic Asso-
cia'io,l TO tic PeopIs of EagEa1,d.
"DvEB1v, 18th +,

y . 'I'T-F' I-JTI J CIIIIIdTy, If-N.
'hng.sinan-|Fe have this day determined ucon
dissorylng tho Catholic Association. While howe.
t.r, "e YET exist in corporate capacity, VIC deem il
duty wc Owe YOU and ourselves, to address you, in
order to show the imperative necessity for having
called the Association into existence and WHY we
thlnh It eEPcdcnt that it should now be dissolved.
The Association was called into existence by DO
pulnr grievances. Il represented the Just discou,cu
of seven millions Of people but was not the so.rc
that discomfort. The source may be traced 10 the
degrading ami disqualifyiup laws.
For many years the measure tx .ic relief of Ga.
thocs had been recommended by the most exalted
characters, with irrcs stibo arguments and ,-nns
c.niant elogucnce, in both Houses of Parliament-
Catholics, in small numbers, occasionally assembled
IN Dublin. discuss their wrongs and thew held a..
grsgate Meetings every year for the purpose Of nc
,itlJninr Under these circumstances, however the
cause Of Justice made little way. While the effort.
Oh l.: friends were cnlr ofcas'o.a. hose g IS re.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
E;,olg, The YORK, Jou,na, Of c,,,,,sr,.

..IAifoRIA ANT FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN
nave II from source which entitled 10 the fullest rom
ucce that IN early part of December David Olev Es
passage fof the S. soop of war fairfeid Car,
dthef 70 mat city, having gentleman board who was the
Dydfof OF Irchty to be entered bcu tie 4,er;cn,
"g1'ne and TIE Porte Its purpor was not known: h.
e Importance attached 10 it by Commodore Crane NAV b
nom the fact, that, though in feeble health he left his
assnp and vent on board Tor the purpose of accompanpn
wa, al , 10 I"nanoe On the I4h Dec the Faei5
was received, F"ou!d 60 up To the "fsn,ous city,
ms explains the runorS wc, have been circulating ,hyoo
me tsih ana French papers, relative negotiations he,r2
we hneilcan Government and Turkey. One report saws ha
IRE loe were endeavorng to the cooperation of tho
,hecth Navy IN the against Russia; and another h.
e pass OF toe Treaty submitted by My Oey was the FREE
navigation OF the Dardanees TO all nations These repors
nay De true but we shall better know the nature and es,s NJ
inc treaty when they officially announced That Trea
a doubt. e"'oo' Is Oeyono
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
EAsrow, (Afn.l ApriI II.

g.. -, - EAsroN, (Aln.) April II.
eon while poughng in his field man VINO had td na ri
johnson was arrested suspicion, acknowledged that the
woe Skeleton was found had been murdered but denied
having had any participation in it He stated also ,bat ~
other part Of the farm the hodes of three Negro hldn could
ound VINO we're kidnapped and then murdered no pevf
de'eco Oh examination the bodies were found accoId;i
one OF the persons charged with these murders has been cont
n,'ea TO jail but the principal offender Jonon has reno
Cd 70 distant State.-CSo=ettc ~ ' ~ -o"'0'-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

l5e 1Lol':fai"s-fhc packet ship Nile from Havrs was
M from the 24h TO the 26th of March with Mountains
o zee te largest Of which about miles long and 81 fa
nGh The thermometer i'll % the water and 90 10 IN =;
"c Az TIE y was at that time in lat IL So ion % to 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

Sales IF Tobacco at .4uction al ShocIoe Vasetou,e
18th .9prit, 1929.
passed hid at s.; at 10; 1 at d 30; 1atB;
J at so; at so; at SO; at 8; at 7 Is; i
at rs; at =; at 4 10; at4 40; at 5 20; 1 at
co. at 9 Is.
OLD-1 hid at 81 90.
REFUsED--1 hid at 81 20, at d 40; fat4.
.9prH 17th.
PASSED. bids at 81 40; 2 at 10; 2 at d 20.
Z at q 80; at 5; 8 at so; l at 5 co. ats no.
at 6; of so; at z; at 90; at d 90
REFUsED--1 hid at 60 10; 2 at 3 20; l at q 20.
IS; at 2 80; ! at 10; at TO- o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
B4ITTstoRE. huriI II

~, -, BALTIMORE, April n
10 'ony Teln'M We have great pleasure in stating
Mr. Matthews and for which he offered reward of s5oows
Gheo 70 nm ss eTcpn IN blank cover, through the post
hnder retained the anont of the offered The return
OF 'hS money is most fortunate circumstance for Mr. Mat
thcws Independent of the feelings created bv the o ~ az
large sun-aid which thus oohed and made whole bv
us eGoverylt dispeis the shadow of doubt-shoud such
this very unpleasant affair We rejoice with him that the Ter
inmation has been 50 pleasant, asweli unexpected
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21
lFrom the Savannah .Nercty.u, .4pr;k IL
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
WALTER SCOTT.

Yesterday, about 10 O'clock A. NJ n fro broI, 49,,
IN tue upper part OF the city, called Yamacraw ar
the corner OF Fahm and Indian street lane ~
wind was strong from w. S. w and spon co,,,,,'
ncated to the buildings occupied by Mr. Morr;son A.
shop and dwelling house, OF the corner of E,h 50
1Mciaf stS' ana spread eastwardy, sweeping await,
all the buildings between Indian street and ~. 10y
on tile south, to the buildings owned bv AIR Mo- ~
w est Broad St which by the active eyer;ion. of.I
flremen and Citizens were saved. To the NJ Ea..
the nre soon crossed Indian-st. and Communicates
with inc buildings on Habershaul's wharf nccup;e1
us warehouses, aud upwards of nine bnndred r.
refs Rice, and twelve hundred bushels Corn ,,aro
ucstfoyecs belonging to Mr.. Habersham and ff},,
oass lotion, belonging to Messrs Bayard & Hun.
Ter ihenee It communicated to Poolers wharf occr
pea oy Mr.. Smcts, as lumber ward and larn,
quantity oflunber was consumed
On the north OF Indian street the fre WAC ,rr,sto
at fooer wharf, and tire block of buildings to the
north east, though several times on fire woS n;,h
great difficulty saved ""'' Will
Inc number of buildings destroyed, is suuposed IN
amount to nearly 100 They were mostly wooden
; Igiaiies, ana occupied as shops and dwellings,
NC ic Unit OF Individual distress must be great i'm
proportion to the aggregate of propertv DESTROYED
ne progress OF the flames was rapid and fanatics
ia4 barely time to escape with wearing apparel rbe
heaviest loss of property was ON IIphcrSban,, 80
Sinets wharfs. No estimate ofthe ,ss annro.oh ~
accuracy can yet DE made. But very little pronerty,
we understand, was insured. Sfl 900 were ;nsnre5
on tne property on Understands wharf-we have no,
heard of any other. " i'''
The Journal Of Commerce states that on Tuesday
iaSi inc t'rand Jury OF New York dismissed the case
relative to the abduction of I2owland Stssnsan d
wing been engaged in its consideration since the nr
ccdlng Friday, and examined great number of Wit,
nasses. w.
The New York Daily Advertiser states that n ma,
VINO belonged to very respectable family, and had
formerly been in business in that CITY, but had be-
come much addicted 10 drunkenness, made request
on saturday at the Police Office to be confined S
mon tlNc ft,nl,.
20 enlancipate him from his present degraded state
the magistrates finding lie had no Fixed place of a
pode' committed him 70. FIVE months He expressed
ture does this present of the vice OF inemperpure
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

u The CoNsTITU7IoEAL WHO is published twice a
week, Thursdays and Fridays0 Eve dollars per an
mum, payable in advance.
~ For advertisng-75 cents square Cor Iessl for The
hFs Insertions and % cents for each con,inuance-Tb
numoeT OF insertions be noted on the MS otbe,i
they will be continued and charged accordingly
u AZ letters to the Editors must be postpaid mr. he
will receive no attention. FS'O' wv
" Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of ant ~
the States will be received in payment for -
the Wing though Virginia U. States Ba - - -,
nc preferred and renliances can be ma
Post Ofi-e q, ;h9 Eisk Q. The Esi.nrs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

-, colonel John Williams, of Tennessee, formerly Of
the United States Senate has issued the fnilo,y;o,
Card in Knoxville paper.
70 the Pubhc.-The Hon. John Blair in his late
circular letter, has made wanton attack ON me-
Tor years past IT has been my fortune to be barkod
a. by the political puppies Of this State Mr.. Blair
among the least ant most contemplate of the pack
Is rnanifestly DESTROYS of giving himself some conse
quence by swapping at my heels. AS he travelled
hundred miles ont OF his way to effect his object,
will as soon prior engagement to one of his assn
cates IN defamation is attended to- prove to the pnb
c that he has dsobeyed the instructions of his con-
sntuents' US expressed through their Legislature
anu tnereny sanctioned one of the most infamous
specuaons praetsed on the state: that as their
representative Il is drone in Congress; that
ne is a vie caumnator, and puppy of the spaniel
breed. JOfIN WIrTTAL Ms ''0A
Jonesborough, March 10Th, 1920
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-21

The Journal Of Commerce states Tint an IT,.
last the Grand Jury OF New York dismissed the
relative to the abduction of Rowland Stecenson
wing been engaged in its consideration since the
ccdlng Friday, and examined great number of
Masses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-21
Why is the snn-fower Ike sorne politicians Be
cause 1t turns with the sun.
DEBATE ON THE CONVENTION.
Speech Of .N,.. Sr1iM Of Crsenb,io,..

Mr. Speaker have been IN attentive hearer for
many days, withInuch anxiety, awaitiug for gentlemen
mich more able than myself to debate Tint all irnpor
tant question which has arteted the public mind of
the GOOD people Of this great commonwealth in eyery
quarter o.. the state being bill 10 organize conven-
son; ard whilst, Mr.. Speaker, had almost como 10
'ho conclusion OF giving silent vote on the sub
}eft n'W before you, am suddenly aroused and conf
p"lct, humble as am. 10 sav something on this I'M
portont subject Srit ia due To- myself and 10 those
whom have tho honour iH p1rt 20 represent as well
as majority 1f the good people Oft MS commonwealth
mere u state ~ my place, thar Of the members
% t!e select committee which reported The bill that
The 30 section of that bill is most OJj1ug val On
farther, aud say that It is most odous 70 the whole
people OF western Virginia. What 5r base the repre-
senidion IN convention on slave population Or federal
menDofs according 70 congressional districts No
sr,I protested against IN the committee and agoins
reporting the Bit IN your hand 10 tc house with that
a6ominable feature in il. but majority ofthat COM
mittec reported tho bill, and against which again
enter my solemn protest.
Mr.. Speaker: tho subject has been lorg, very long
and very ably argued and fully discussed and II shall
not be nv purpose 10 follow UcutlUnI9n over that
boundlc's ocean upon which some ofthcm have been
sauwg Tor many days, but not IN vory smooth sea
Sir, mean Tie Gentleman from Northampton, who
having Hggcd OF, vessel &C large size, took in lis
ballast oftbc spurs oi Gle Allegheny Mountains But
thc gentleman from Allegheny thought 80 OH ycstcr-
day ~ take out the rpu-s Of ho hlcghany. and the
northampton vessel caWized ilnulodoteiy and the
cn9tan himself although hc could not be caapht MP
ping, was 80 rOuchastca-od - tho sudden destruction
OF his vessel, &C. Tint for he Gsd tmo IN bis lie he
was without an opinion. ail however, happy tofnd
HAT The geu;lc011 ron Northampton has boon so far
restored 1s oi1t ro,1re uldcr bill prepared ny the
gontG iuan from Aiicg1rv, with The amendment Of
the e rilan frop, hitcfaaris.
Mr.. speaker somcthn9 Alarming has been pTCpo-
sod by the genirIran FROM Peters. end the gentle
man frou Powha'on who just addressed the cllair.
Whilst thc good people ofthis commonwealth have
beeh NJ. Wy ar.o.i.0rN ~ ve1e ~ NY sim5lv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-21
GeiItrdI AsstmbIp.
house or DELEGA7Es.

FnuAy. Feb ~.
The Senate have passed the bfs1 Increasing the common
ston o the clerk Of he 18Th eguen 3 lucofpDan, "a com
P1ny 10 construct turnpike Lexington 20 Covinaton
authorizing the construction % wharf on the public lapdirT
the Of iUli Hi, % Amending the act tfo-sg ,, .
construction Of turnpike from Iesburr IN fodo,,r n s,e
PJmt On ie southern suOTc o.. s oya al or near The t
OF CWnhfijau" ~ The state " MARYLAND : For o.nirg "a
hnprovn5 'he nav9'tiou NJ fc DIc ,u .ain. o. fnuod
ahd etpihu the act 70 raise i... ,f,~-. a. o,,
meet the 's intUi and James E.v0r uru.p ain inc se,
"a Road Al or ncar ne eastern fcuaMatrp C-ce tho
Franklin Bank oi Aleyandha '5 ~"
bhls passed., Coucernnl lc tGyn of Rrrtey.ue Il, ,,
county % Prince williams ?, Concerning the town Of Farn
in The county oi Prince bdHar 8 Autorsng the s,is ~ 49,,
The set concerning Ovcccrs n the Poor returned fr Al r.
Senate With amendments H. details being under -grg4er,
Ton, hc H0Ho10 moved the indefinite postponerent Of lie
bill and nmeuduenis Tho niOton was otp9.cd b., .essr
Ca'ffr Ww UnfarDigc, g ground Tint the nfouratioo
ouq ~ be required would pgye of great importance in future
lcislalion o inc poor and ncraved bv larpe ,paio
ry fllns fr require Zoe ovrfes N The rnor ~ cxannc
tr ncord Of t' wnc""nf TO- number of years back aod
report the nuW,r Il psprc and the ponce of ulstanig
t.6 - to The General tst TDiyj
ARiiTAKiFF RESOLUTIONS
Nj fsoo8o taoi mp the t0on and resolutions f The 4s,
f0oruiiec ou NE Ooorcra and : Ctrol.na Reeoni,ors
Mr. f'0r'7 t0ok hc iioo u very oucrafo az r,,r,l
fno flaior7ic gulfucot N support Of The re-ut!ons
We sIccceded by Mr. RUcs ~ Campbell win made %
tiye a1 lDy al Irgrret h,st tho rpo and IN favor m
hc c5ngtrnuqIsr, " tHe 7gdN eoncu dng With eros
sp.- 81 a''rs 't'' r W. pa 90 nanufacuning and
W.sa Nv 8yes daic5ncudsd ST Doadif.e moved tlia,
tAc chaa be vacated aari 8 o'clock 2. ~
ia. sdi9Hg.ig' o. '.mea,'T 4o'd ha fhr Borsc =.
3urDi in<esef
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-21

Nr Ir called cr tie previous question: hut tive Speaker
informing him thai the previous Question wcl apply only 10
ne motion f recess vntil O'Clock, AGAIN withdrew IL
The question Recurring the motion ur recess until
O'clock,
MIR Parker OF Northampton said that the uentie.ran from
Srooke who had yesterday complained Of his acc
of euouing t,r the day. willing TO-DAY 5.,e even
S session RAT the gentleman grown Young since Yesterday
DIT l. owe togcbly upon tine pocrtstnao of the debate
ana Was willing, with the understanding question
O'clock
After some remarks from NessrS Doldyde Gordon Dan
can Parker, HrUts, Res of ampbel and oR of Fredc-
rck before question TAKEN of ;he la;
named gentleman, the House adjounedayes l0i ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-21
COMMUNICATE.
! +" TIE Farmers .4ccOutunt. jg Pleasant Suit Esq.
IF PetcrSjij'g. IA


|" The Ffrmcrs .lccomuint. jg Pleasant Suit, Esq.
Qf Petersburg. Ia
must beg conner Of raIe. cal the of the
public 20 "orH under The a1O;e title, just published in VI IS
CITY by Nh T. NUit gentleman who mas been MS whole life
practical book Acepe TINS worn Just ILLS ~ the
farmers urarv, taat has Aacounlany remained many
wears a well written treatise subject Of flaming
counts, has IA our country least cC ast great dG5Ge
atuu and a. friend to the pubic good gives small
pleasure tn hnd this cha-n, WEI. led The work cannot
boast NJ dha'ra perfection, elegance OF tylc but these
7e m'Te orunneut Appreciate. nv It's Of readers
ara much lee D. Hose Tor whoin e pTlloIs
rc intended. We expect book on tbs 81, Iet from
none bat professional keepers they generally
Nho have not had the advantages OF liberal cducaons, and
consequently, not capable Of writing such stye
although lew would desire such perfection and ecgance
none have right expect iu this being
desirable thing IN such work. would be than useless
decidedly injurious; for the author would attempt IT.
b!csone sizc every entry lie made male conformity
with the rules OF grammar and thereby destroy beauty and
conciseness so me- ery the y!aneS and clerical
OF set OF accoJnboOk He would aisO have avoid
nionotouous repetUus frequent dHd their per
sp'cHy, and easy understanding. IN order avoid the nele
sanccs OF munOtonou style decomposition offensive the
ear II taste
THIS WORK rCeo,uueGdc1 7s attention If county cen
tlemsn, exactly suited wants. calculate IN
do umneasuac good among that valuable class
o society. PfIliO-GEORGOS.