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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18

M ARSHAL'S SALE.--Pursuant to decree
AVA tai order of the District Court of Chance.
ny, holden at Winchester, pronounced and re-
corded on the 9Th day OF May, 1929, wherein
John Mcpherson, and others are plaintiffs. snd
Erasmus CAN'T, sheriff of Berkely county,
and as such Administrator, with the will annex
ed OF Edward o. Williams. decd and the heIrs
of said decd are defendants. will be offered
tor sale to the highest bidder, at public aucticlr
on re 18Th day Of Juiy neat. before the Court
House door in Martinsburg. Berkeley county,
Va. about $50 acres of valuable hmestone
LAND, with improvements thereon. late the
properly OF Edward o. Williams, decd lying
within the said county of Berkeley. and adJoln'
ing the lands of Richard Clagett's heirs.
Terms of sale, six hundred dollars to DC
paid in hand, and the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day OF ssies
Bonds with good personal security, and tros,
deed upon the premises sold. will be requIreo
nfthe purchaser, to secure the deferred pay
meDts. Sale will commence about the hour o.
IL o'clock. NATHANIEL SEWERS
ID Marshal for
JOHN S. MAGlLL,
Marshal IF the Winchester S. C. Cowf.
June 4, 1929 It's
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18
New ToRK, June 10

AVE-" Aohh, June IL
Mr. GALLATIN arrived in town from
Washington ola Saturday last, where
we learn that he has been engaged. the
last two months, in collecting the evi.
|dence, and drawing up the argume Mt
that is to be laid before the Arbiter
the King of the Netherlands relative
to our controversy with Great Britain,
respecting our Northeast Boundary
Line.-COur.
Falling off in the Revenue THE
duties secured at the Custom Houses
10 New York and Boston, on import
ed merchandise, for the first quarter of
The present year, show decrease
when compared with the correspond
ing quarter of 1923. of more than ttoo
millions and t,oenty tue thousand
doliGfS contradiction GdzelGe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18
$50 AGREES

on which Smith Slaughter, deed. re,;d.s
many years before bis decease. 'o
Terms ofssle: Four thousand aud sev..,u
nine dollars in hand-the purchaser 10 ,s.
out of the residue, one third of the who'll y,
chase money, during the life of Mrs EEr,ss.s
Showalier, widow of Joseph ShowaIter. ,bs =
terest OF which is to be paid to her .npusI ~
in lieu OF her dover in said land-the sum :.
naming to be paid in two equal ANIMAL ,,s
mentsi The purchaser to give bonds and d,si
ottrust on the premises to secure to Mr.. Shs
walter the due payment Of the interest dr.;1.
her life, and to the heirs the due paymep, q
the aforesaid one third of the purchase monsa
after her death. as well as to secure the ~,
last payments Possession ofthe land 10 Be del.
cred to the purchaser on the LIST day Of AM,
1880. JOHN 9 NAcu,"s
MARSHA! Of the District Cowt of chanee.s a,
June Ii, 1929. Uu.ch,n,sr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18
If4R RED

On SUNDAY last hy the Rev. Mr. Young. Mr
WILLIAM WILSON, jr. TO Miss NANCY
WILSON, all of 'his county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18
sMITH sLAudHrrr.n o..
FOR SALE

E N pursuance of a decree mad.
IL last term Of the District Court lof re-. ~ 'es
held Il Winchester, in the suit ~ u-hee'y
Jefferson, executor of Smith sIsugh,..~ ss'soa
against Joseph Showalter's admini.t,.,,eecd
heirs, shall expose 10 public sale. h. ISL. nc
On Tnesday the 28h dan Of NJ -'Su0a
at the front door Of Mr.. Buckmas,er,s q,
Charlestown, Jefferson county, tia, hsaa 80 .
and improved Farm, containing abou,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18

A. NORRIS the Cl0,h Dresser and Renova.
Ger, went oil without paying us--if be does
DOT send Us the money, we vii expose him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18

&C. &C. nc.
Tickets $40; Half5; Quarter 3 so; Eighth Is.
C--JOrders for tickets or shares in the above
Lotteries, forwprded by mail tpost paid, or BY
private hand, will meet with the most prompt
attention if addressed TO
YATES & MINTIRE,
Washington, D. G.
S.'Prize tickets in former lotteries receised
as cash
An official account of the drawing win be fo;s
warded to Adventures, free of postage.
june IL,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

III GOO DOLLARS,
CAPITAL PRIZE.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY
Tenth Glass.
Will be drawn at Washington. on Tuesday. the
10th June, 1929.
81 NO, LoTTEnY--8 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18

Tickle, $4-HaH S2--Qusrter 81.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For The BsneGfIof the Disma! Ssay
Canal Company
TWENTIETH CLASS.
To be drawn at Richmond, on Friday the 26th
of June, 1899.
90 No Lotterq-9 Dfatun Ballots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

abou; ten 10y twelve inches through which the pris-
oncrs passed with considerable difficulty; and descen
ded by rope manufactured from their blankets
and sheets. They then assembled ON inner wall of
the jail lot, on which they passed to the outer WALL
and from thence lowered themselves down outside of
the enclosure.
Three Of their fellow prisoners remained in the
room, and would not assist; of them was gagged
and left IL that conditions the others were threat
encd with instant death if the least noise was
made during the transaction. Their escape was eff.
iccted between the hours of12 at night and in the
morning. and with such stiffness and secrecy that the
prisoners III the adjoining and other parts of the
house had no knowledge thereof until day light ap-
peared The guards who traverse the building at
different times through the night, passed the room
near IL o'clock, when all appeared quiet and secure.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

';TtHTdLV, .UGTCIL t. r.. VI.
HoRRID PIHAct To Capt. WEsroH, of the brig
Scion arrived this day from Havana, we are ;ndobt
ed tor the papers Of that place. to the Sd inst and for
lIc particulars, rs far known at Iiayana Mt the
'jnc OF ins sailing, of acts Of piracy committed OH
American vessels engaged i'm the Cuha Trade
thc following IS an affidavit made by the I'd mate
Of the brig .4Hcn6rc, Capt. GRozIEn, of BOSTON.
which was captured, and the crew, except the I'd
mate, were murdered
MArANzAs. Feb. 81.
&c it known, that on this day, before ne Lewis
%hocm7kcr, Consular Commercial rcut OF the L.
states OF America nj tic port Of MaianIas and rn
splDg WITHIN the same, personally came and appear
cd Alfred Hill, who being duly sworn occordino 70
law, doth deposc, declare and say, that he was
second mate Of tho brig Attentive, Capt. Caleb w
Grocer, OF Boston, which vessel sailed hence on Sun
day, TIC 22h dayOf February, inst. bound TO New
ok, having on board the following named persons
yIH Caleb w. Grocer, the ma5ior; Jo5epf Jordan
first mate this aPpCgrcr, Alfred Hill second mate
John Robinson, Joseph BIdnday, end - Potter
scan"n end tho cook black man, name. unknown
--toat oil Point Eaco, was boarded and brought to
ny pTaticai schooner Of about sixty or scvent,
tons burlhc1.i. u mon, armed with ci,l!sses and
having tw" large Guns, Tho ordered The boat 10 be
lowered and sent OF board Of the schooner, which
was done, having on board Cant. Grocer and two
men, Joseph BlaDday and John Robinson; that rs
soon as inc boat got alongside Of the schooner anu-
her OF men Jumped board took ont the two
scalucn anu immediately showed siongsilc The brir
aud boarded her, and ordered ali hands cvccys the
captain mt tic fore peak; after shuttiug In, scue
ov"r, th'y waited about ten nutcs 1ud ordered all
hands on deck again; that this fiiuc, hc tho said
Alfred Ill., was slowed away amongst tho Cyrro for
inc purpose OF secreting himself that the crew were
called on deck separately that he then heard lea-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

>, 'N'. o'ren, Of Ven La4o,,;.-1'hs celebrated il.
divIdHal has arrived at Kingston from thence he pro
cee4s on journey to Mexico by the packet for Vrro
Cruz wien he viii 90 directly 20 Tho capilol-t,rcm
Mexico, after coming to understanding win thn
government, 1t Is supposed he will proceed 10 New
DFicans hnhce ascend the Mississippi and after viz
ting New Harmony, will attend tic celebrated ,1o.
ing appointed to be held in Ohio in April next. IF
Mr.. Owen can come TO terms with the Mexican Go
Vcrrinent he WILL il is said, return to LanarF ii the
course OF the year, to make arrangements for finally
liking his residence in America.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17
CoRfMuHrcArEn.

E0g,agTa''o1 Of @Fosco0.--Ths splendid exIibi-
on, winch never fails to CRAFTY every bobodeT ,vl
U,1se at the end Of this weekthose that have moi
those yor TINS beautiful scene, together with
ot ose theiast opportunity ofrepairinr to the Mseu
~ the course of this "last week." after which + will
oe removed from the City. 1t commences now a.
c,cc X, an half hour later than heretofore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

l%t 0" bac1IeSorS.-N bill has passed the senate
Of Ohio and is expected to pass the house TAKING od
bachelors The revenue from this class Of the commu
uty must be small, fhc taxed are to be credited on
ms subject of their own age, for you will rarely meet
WIN bachelor who considers himself oLd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

we ind in the Liverpool Mercury of 18th Ianua-
ry, the following notice:
t'rn'ery and Immunity Of q Crc,p of Negroes
F"H[teen Seamen belonging to the late ship Pierson,
% hdhy' Foggs, master, from Quebec to Hull lost
at sea on the 10th Dec. owe their preservation 70
inc courageous and persevering efforts of tI,r Amer
icah ship Thomas Dickinson, Captain Anthony.
whose crew sixteen in number, Consists entirely Of
black men, originally from the coast of Africa, rrt
now free men Of the United States These brave men
not only continued with clcerfuness the most perso
yerlng c&crons, during two days and nights to res
cue orr unfortunate countrymen from the tops of the
wreck to whjth they had taken refuge (thc vessel
being water-Iogged,) and i'll the most temDcstuons
weather, but, on succeeding in bringing them off to
their own ship, resigned TO chem their beds clothes,
ana every comfort they had at their disposal and on
landing them safely at Havrc, the 10Th divided
amongst thcma the nt,ncy they could raise, in Or
der to alleviate their distress
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17
From tic B1ltir,orc american. nj .syo.c5 =.

r. mn ttc f'HttL'feofc HHletycHU, OC ,fInJ.cI
ii"sDurccs Of Bnitimore.-The SHIN la Eravotte
iaric, which cleared Mt the custom house vcsterda
Tor the Pacific Ocean, carries ont a carro worth IN
wards OF one hundred md Sirty thousand dollars n
consists chiefly Of Domestic Cotton Goods. much tho
larger portion of which has been made at the mann
featuring establishments in the vicinity of Baltimore
mr. JoHN NJ FfNLEY has had the charnc of this va
liable concern.
Escape Of PriSoncrs.-On Thursday NIGHT last
eight OF the prisoners confined in the ailo Baltimore
county, broke out and made their escape Their
names and description of their persons will be fornd
III the advertisement Of the Warden published in an
other part Of this paper. The following particulars
OF the manner in which they effected their liberation
have been kindly furnished us. One Of the prisoners
the notorious Burr Btaden, (who escaped from the
prison at Philadelphia not long since) had concealed
within the lining Of his coat, when committed n bria,.
sH'0, calculated for the purpose of cutino tl,roub
iron bars. After the walls enclosing the jai lot were
raised 70 prevent escapes it considered necessary
10 remove all the furniture, benches &C. that were
N The criminals rooms, which would be likely to ia
cilitatc any attempt Of the kind. Instead Of bench
es, stools were introduced, that nothing like ladder
might be constructed; bit notwithstanding this car
ton thc object effected by The criminals forcing
down The pin racks which had boon fastened To tho
stone walls when tho house was bulls, f'r the convc-
nIcHce o. the prisoners clothing. T'Iiesc strips Of
plank were spLcCd together, 20 form ladder. While
TINS was preparing, one Of the largo iron bars was
saved OF by Baden, which made e!aau opepjnr Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17
Frou, a Paris paperof. J,r,,,,,,, :

On the evening of the nth inst. Captain Tavror
OF Ins american vessel Helvetius, who was to have
sailed on the following day from Hsvre fIl ~, ave
sea and was drowned. The vessel sailed on the or
having her flag half mast high. All the Arncr;o ~,
vessels at avre lawered their flags to half mast b,
picked up. "e0 "o' YET Oeen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

seoders yeseTday the proceedings Of meeting of
was by mistake printed Hart '''e''S :" 0'nVehuon'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

Api or hla- He is perfect a,, spirits and appeats
ne mao Seen Ieeaved Of heavy load He visited on
ea0noay oy Dr rLean, the late Post Master General
understand that the Senate have been engaged TO-DAY 81,
the message and sent by
we fresfoent to the Senate the session
What the immediate question cannot pretend to saw bu,
not improbable that relates disclosure 10 the public
eye OF documents which in their must be of
ordinary interest No combinations were made TODAY The
rumour that that the of auditors were sent in
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17
FROM WASHINGTON

Extract of letter to the editor fthe Baltimore PA.
tmot, dated WASHINGTON, 18th March.
- The new version OF the day drops Mr.. Dallas for
France, and takes up Henry Baldwin. The rest in
satu quo. Take care how you make this publication
otherwise you may call out another card from Mr..
BALDWIN, whom report makes a candidate for every
vacant office; but he says he will have none. The
rage Tor office here IS horrible in the extreme4the
mens are literally blocked up with seekers and those
who hold the tavours to be dispensed are'amost era
zed with the cries of those who impsre to be retain
ed and the demands ofapplicants.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23

.ycral English statutes so OF the oli oonI IN
the probate of wills &c and generally III VIC gus
presented, any English statutes, when nave ooe'
adopted upon the subjects OF them, nave oeen sup
.led. | contemplate, that IN the course VI Nv" WV
weeks | can present to the General Assembly oi''
suppiying most Of the Lnglish statues "'''In w
have adooted. and which have not been supPien OF
rcndere1 unnecessary by the bills heretofore pre-
scented. .,,osos
&c ,na,dinq acts Dassed These have respect 10
the revised edition, in which the act dnteh0"s va,
not be printed, hut the act amended w'ii be pt'n'cu
ma amended There can be no objection 10 ti''' :"
principle and the practice IN case OF a revise" ~
tion ;s necuIiarly convenient. Thus-by scc'o" +
of CHAPTER CLVIlI. vol. 4l7 sheriff Is |" sun
mon for a Court of Oyer and Tcrmlner "H''g-s'~
nntif inrors bv section i2 vol 74l he Is 10 sun
mon frt,e;qL The sheriff looking al the HIST Id"
n;,,ht ~, ,pd INTO error In bill presented, sec
nnn A A vol. 447 j. amenled by substituting jong-
eight for thirty six" BY this amendment, uie
FIRST law will be printed, as the law IS ehe S"c,''
will read at once his duty and the space ocooP'e"
by the clause varying the hrst law VIII NC '"'
ed.
NJ re,aalnr clause will be published in the revis-
oa clifton the effect will be ausweredby omitting
the matter repealed.
Observing, that the phraseology very common IN
law language describing persons by terms
10 renlers and numbers, Gas tcstaor, testatrH his
her and their; Sc not only took up space but was
productive of evil, and seeing it departed from IN
several we'll drawn statutes, have IN the o''i' las'
drawn departed from it; and with view ''' .n'1
phraseoloqv NAV be discontinued, have presented
Hi, declarinr the effect of certain expressions III
acts of Assembly. consider, that there is no
doubt whatever in respect to the principle OF con
strucon Ifthe word testator be usr' W prosis-
ion, it applies to testatrix, or il tn re are any
number of executors, it applies to ever? OF all OF
them. And so of all other cases. have proposed
the bill merely TO shew that this is the law anu 10
hold up, that it may be noticed and that inns phra'
seoogy may be discontinued. 49,,
WILLARD HALL.
Jan 1920.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23
From Schoharie, N. Y Republican

Reader perhaps yon never heard of the boy who
took stent. (as the phrase is down cast,) to NOV
three acres of grass, in as many days? Presuming
you have not, we will relate it. % the first morn
ing he views the field Pooh! (sad hey can NOW
it in two days, so he played that day. The next
morning he looked at it again, and after scratching
his head and Illuminating short time on the subject.
he to the conclusion that if he worked &C right
smart" he could accomplish his task in one day
SO he spent that day as he had the day before. On
the morning of the third and last day, he arose late
and it was near ten O'clock before he reached the
field. After casting his eyes over it, he began to
doubt whether he could accomplish his task in one
day the field looked considerably larger than it did
the dav previous. He stretched himself under shad
tree, to reflect on the subject presently he heard
the dinner horn--it was noon He Jumped up
swung his scythe his shoulder, and turned his
face homcward. muttering TO himself that he "wasn'
-agoing to kill himself if it never got moved y
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23
pCHLIc, No. 4.

AN ACT extending the term within which Merchandise
may be exported with the benefit Of drawback.
Bel enacted by the Senate and Hosc Of Rebresea,res
of the United States Of inericl Congress assembled That
from and after the passage Of this act all goods, and
merchandise which entitled to debenure, which
may be hereafter imported, may be exported with the BEN
Ell of drawback, and without amy deduction from the
amount ofhe duty the same, any time within three
years from the date when the may have been shall
be imported rooied, That all existing laws regulating
the expectation OF goods, wares and merchandise shall
have been in all other respects complied with.
And pr0Uid.H irther That this act shall not be
srued AS to alter any the terms of credit al
lowed by the law for the duties goods, wares
Chandise imported
Approved 9th Jan. 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23

dom, who will moi see that the best security for ,beis
rents is the prosperity Of The British manufactures
Nothing, we repeat, can excuse the bitter non.
sense talked in and out OF Parliament against ror.
eign Governments, who prefer their own dear am,
Indifferent goods to better and cheaper articles man.
uiactured elsewhere. Their own people, the ma.
tive consumers, may-and if they understand their
own interest acai-condenn them but what rgbt
have we, hardened sinners as we are, TO brlnp that
as charge against American mallgnty, which is
but imitation Of old English pigheadedness and
folly ?
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE SEQ
oYD SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH coNGREss.
IPuDIIc No. 2
AN ACT restricting the location Of certain Land Claims in
the Territory Of Arkansas and for other purposes.
BE enced bv the Senate Ho,se IF Representatives. Of
the United Mates Of .3mrica in Congress dSsembed That no
person entitled donation Of land by the eighth section
OF an act entitled An act to aid the State OF ONO IN eX
tending the Ma1i Canal from DAYTON to Lake Erie, and
TO grant quantity of land 10 said State to aid in the
struction OF the Canals authorized by law. and for making
donations of land to certain persons Arkansas Territory
shall be permitted to enter the Improvement OF any actual
settler in the Territory of Arkansas before the shall
have been offered for sale unless be with the consent of
such actual settler and all entries which may be made
shall be considered null and void.
Sec g. Be It further enacted, That no person residing
of the Arkansas river, and west of the present Ter
rtora line, shall be entitled to the donation Of land Civ
en- by the eighth aforesaid, unless said persons
shall of said line and in that they shall
be entitled to the donations specified in said eighth section
of sald act, under the restrictions aforesaid.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House OF representatives
JOHN C. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States,
And President ofthe Senate,
Approved 9th Jan. 1929
JOIIN q. ADAMS
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23
JOHN q. ADAMS.
AN ACT TO preser

AN ACT TO preserve from injury and waste
the Schuol Lands in the Territory of Arkansas
BE enaccd by The Senate md Hase IF Representatives.
or tie Uiea Sle$ 81 hme1ca Congress- assembed That
the Governor and General Assembly of the Territory Of
Arkansas be- and they are hereby authorized to make, and
carry into effect such laws and needll regulations they
shall deem most expedite to protect from irjnry and
waste, the sixteenth section in all Townships of land in said
territory where surveys have been may hereafter be
male VIII ch sections reserved for the supp of schools
in each township and to provide by Law for leasing
ing the same, for ANY not exceeding five years, in
such manner as render said school lands valuable
and productive and sallappy the rents derived thertf ON
so tie support Of common schools, in the respective
ships according to the design OF the donation, and to
other purpose whatever
Approved 9th Jan. 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23
PuRLIc, No, 5

TUHLIC,
AN ACT to allow salary the Marshal of the District of
Connecticut.
Be il enacted by the Senate and Hpse If Reresentatires
Of the United Staes of america in Congress assembled That
the of hundred dollars be- and the same hereby is
allowed annually salary the Marshal of the District
ST Connecticut.
Approved: 9Th January, 1922.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23

and that he'd .be darnd TO darnation if there was
man in the six counties, that could NOW that CON
founded big piece Of meadow in one day. and Tor
his part - he shoudent try It."--So, alter eating
his dinner, he went to play as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-01

ENGLISH PLUcK.-An Englishman lately ar
rived at Milan, and sent his pass port 10 The
head os the Austrian police, 10 have i, coun,
tersigned. This was done accordingly, but
with an Injunction to the traveller to depart
within twenty four hours. The English Con
sui, into whose hands the passport was imme-
diately placed, perceiving he order that had
been given by the Commissary, struck it out,
and wrote in its place, "Mr. may remain
AT Milan as long as he thinks proper" and
signed il. II is added t al the Consul invited
his fellow counrryman TO remain some days,
unless he had urgent business, in order to as
cer:aiu whether the Austrian Government Care
to employ rigorous measures. We like this
way of doing things-the Austrian police pro.
baby does not.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-01

SooLDING.-I never knew scoldiug person
that was able to govern family a What makes
people scold? Because they cannot govern
themselves. How then, can they govern o.
thers!-Tbose who govern well are generally
calm. They are prompt aud resolu,e, bu, stea.
DIV and mild.