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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
10 FrRNISHERS o. PLMnIER-

DROPOShLS will be received by the undersign-
a ed, at the Farmers Hotel, in Manchester, until
the 18th day Of ext month"; for furnishing, on or be-
fore the 1st of May, 1890 Slls and Rails for the
Chesterfield Railway. The Sllls, to be of white oak,
2 feet inches long, by 10 inches in diameter, and
fatcd on side the Rails of heart pine, inches
by 5, and in lengths, of II or II feet. Both Sis,
and Rails, 20 be delivered the line Of the Railway,
if furnished from the tide water country James
River. at the coal yards, opposite Rockets.
The proposals will state The number of Siils. and
number Of feet Of Rails, which be furnished and
the points Mt which they can be Delivered
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer.
oct t0--ctEcodif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

UF he edition Of Cen Gort!ons Succct ;yas n,ccr,,,,
AM! we hope shortly To give perfect one Our OLE, Is
pas @,H1n ,s give sge Of proceedings
lon we kow j, Incompatible with the expedition with wi,,.
we rs"c The Debate Speakers make allowance for ;c
as'e WIN winch Their speeches lidhco.e the publican
the public ITSELF must he satisfied the assurance tina, orr
REPORTS are accurate IN the outline though :he dci,s may be
:eqne"tly imperfect !. ad inaccurate. ~
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I'f1lnks. Whips. and Canes.

r Have received very handsome assortment If
u Philadelphia made trunks, Whips, and canes,
which for quality, cannot be surpassed by any in the
market. u. JACKSON,
Opposite the Merchaals Coffee Hougc, Main-strcct.
qft 5,-GoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

Among the passengers in the Steamboat poto
mac arrived last ercnins, from Washington, were
non, NJ: VAN BCREN, Secretary Of State, and son.
and II. q. BARON !IUYGENs, Minister Plenipo,rn,in
ny from the Netherlands 10 the U. States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
ALSO,

TITO MERCITANTa.-The Subscriber has received u
large supply Of letter aud foocap Paper and Qgiis Of
and inferior quail, which he IS determined 10 sell at
"a less price than offered in Richrond before.
nov Il. D. SASNAI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
PEN DOLLARS REWARD-

EIyOR Negro Woman Sucky, that bought near
4 four years ago, OF Mr.. Rictard Gregory, OF
Chesterfield County, Virginia: she is about 10 years
of age, duTk sp, spare made, thin vissgte she ras
husband naned Peter Nelson, blacksmith who nov
works with Mr. Richard Taylor, Of aIauch,ei,r, who
have doubt persuaded her oil, ard has hzr Low
concealed somewhere she has donghtur belonging
to nv George CT, OF ChestcrfGd County, and i
think 1t probable, she is IN that ncighluurlro,1
viii give the above rewdrt, and uil necessary cxVen-
ces if delivered to IRE, Ill Richmond, Shockoe II1l
This may sgve caution, against my pcrsnns Far
boring, eudoyipg, said w;nan, the peril If the
law. IRA COWLES.
oct g1-1aystc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

u The country reader will find nearly our whole
s sn occupied by the Speech of Watkins Leigh
:" cannot Halter ourselves that the report has done
Justice to The orator Perhaps this was i,npossiblr
lor the spirit and graccs of Mr.. Ieigh's oratory
are not to be trarsuscd into black aud white
we aspire only to represent faithfully, the general
current and tenor of his thoughts The celebrity of
tine Speaker Will procure the psrusa OF the speech.
Ahat w'h DO admired splendid display of aeoius
winnie we think many OF his side Will deprecoie
arguments $3.50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

F'Es II EltE will be petition to the next Assem-
4 big of VlrginTa, for leave 10 open road from
Owens Tavern To TaylorsyiTe, in Hanover and
then on 10 the Garoiihc fire, in a straight dirlttll
TO fredericksburg,
oct 8 wE3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

Convention thus loses Of its brightest members
Mr.. a'ooFc, Of R"ckbridge, occupied the floor
at length; IN favor OF white population After he had
concluded the Convention adjourned without taking
question. Judge Marshall, Mr. Giles and Mr.
to-day. ~
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90 :. = ~
@esTssDag = sssEH>
"a oiIS. r5-ELCy' ~ 90,
t'ySSlEC'

80.
On MONDAY TIE 9th INST ~ iialfpast 10 O'Clock:
VIII be sold at store, ithout reserve, 100 Iec
ges shoes, suited TO fell and winter sales.
nov q is %. ID. IL CO, Aucts.
STOCK or GROCERIES AZ AUCTION:
! ne suOsorib, IL intending to remove 10 New York,
wiz sci! 1T there S;ore. wbnut reserve, their entire
stock OF Goods, on TUESDAY tie l0lh instant,
articles !
go Hhds ST: Croix and N"scevado sugeg
100 bugs coffee
pipes rognac brandy
t ] do Holland gin
hhds ST. Croix ruin
do n. o do
5000 lbs cotton warm
SO boxes eloeolpte
100 do soap
10 bbs mackarel
hfds molasses
tierces do superior
ceroon Spanish indigo
20 boxes imperial tea
20 do young hyson co
~ do hyson do
10 bags ginger
d cases bali. pint tu,nblers
20 casks cheese
Terms at sale KING s. RICHARDSON.
ssale VIII be made by OrIs, DuNLop 81 Co. aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
Richmond Nah MaHuf3aotO1sy.

EEOR sale, OH very reasonable terms, from SUD 10
BIZ 2,0c0 kegs Of nails and brafs curious sts
from Sd 49d, IN kegs from l1UIbs. TO 206fl5s.-
warranted to tse rGde 5p1 S5eth Iron. md from
Pig BooIp iron, as IS ctrstos1ary in &c ScrcrH
States:
ALSO,
Spikes fTom ; TO inches clfncb mills Of fff1rgn
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hbts., nail rods
horse shoe hon rolled iron of different wid 6s--
md are prepared to execute with dispatch, any
ders in tins fme, and request merchants and others
vim deal in Hais, &c. to apply, IF they want foil as
sortnrGnt. T. HAXAEh s co.
oct 10--2awff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

MAuNiED-AiM Mill Brook, Alb, ,,e li,h Of OcIo-r
nessee, 70 Miss LrcY Ann daughter of RIchd DUKE W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

Ehe New York Journal Of Commerce SAYS
Letters from New Orleans, dated October 10Th,
say there Is not u case of ycoy fever in tn ctv."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

The Philadelphia National Gazette states that c
- wall Esq has dHchneI tue otce OF governor Of
New dorsey, to which lie had been aypointeJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
COMMUNICATED.

MISS kELLY.-Thi5 celebrated actress takes
ief benefit to night, being hrr last appearance in this
city The play selected is the Jealous wife. in which
she represents Mrs. Oakley, which is considered
one o.! h2- greatest Efforts. We witnessed the nlav
during Mrs. S!oul'i's engagement. The strength
or the coppnny Is INCLUDED, and comedy hes given
more satisfaction, been better acted all the sea
The OHIO between the play and farce, brings forth all
the musical talent of the corps and is eaua to con-
cert Ihe performances concludes with the new
piece OF Ladies Mt Home, in which Miss Kelly per-
sonates several different characters Weundersiand
many OF tue first families will honour the I'h ,atre
to witness for the last TINE the brijiia, talent of Miss
iAeliy, who retlres from tllr public and the stage az
tic o'nse OF this winter, We hcurty wish her a
bumper. IN OBSERVER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

Trust Sale ef paluaJle ReaI Property
FE$O satisfy the provisions ola deed of trust eye-
Il cuted tome, by Robert Poor, and Ann r. his
we bearing date on the goth day of July 1893 to
age, in Consequence OF his undertakings for the said
robert Poore as surety, shah proceed to SELL at
pubic auction for cash. at the front door Of the Ea
gle itote IN the city of Richmond Saturday th.
3lst inst al II O'Clock. that certain Lot 81 Tenement
lying and being on 18th Street (cned in the said
decd the road leading from e Street. up Shocloc-
as boarding house and III which the Post Office is
kept--it is valuable piece of property situated in
The centre oi the city, and yields yearly rent
$500 The title is believed unquesionable hut shall
warrant such only is vest ed in by the decd
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO. Trustee
The above sale is made With my consent.
oct. 2aWGt-dIt ROBERT POORE.
- The above sale is postponed until Tuesday tie
10th Instant when j, will positively take place at the
Eagle Hotel, at - O'Clock that day.
nov. st JOSEPH MANO. Trus,co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

Commerce Of Bo&ton.--Whe royennc accrued ot
this port during the last month, vas $500, OOO-
W understand the revenue Of Boston Ibis yeicr fully
maintains the receipts OF the lust ycar
THTHE Members of The Pha:ix Fire Company.
b No. ., will attend meeting at the Engine
House, on Saturday evening next, at o'clock
a. As this meeting viii he held for the election OF
officers, full attendance Of he members is indSpcnsa
be. ". ii. ALLEN, Sec'y.
nov Get
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

The Governor of Massachusetts haa appointed ,h'
Goth day Of Novemberlhe same day Ne Ia this state
for the annual thanks giVing.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

The recently appointed postmaster at Ncw-l.on'ion,
N. II. il said TO have abscOndcd for aGrOciOus Of
Icnce, aud Ira WOOdmsn Of Bethlehem, who was 80
ignorant as be unable even TO read his own COM
mission after having borne the bIushing honours Of
Office Only four weeks was detected in Stealing Money
from the Mail, and is confined the Jail at Hav.
erhii, to await the penalties Of the law.
Il would also seem from the account. given by the
Vermont Republican that a Mr.. Williams who had
been lately reformed into the Office Of Postmaster
in the town Of Woodstock, VI. died on "Wednesday
morning last in a &c Of insOricatiOn.
recent report OF the commissioners Of revenue
states, that the daily business Of the pOssoce 10 Lon
don comprises s. 900 letters received and 600 sent
making 23O0O,O0O letters annually. The revenue is
E3O0, 600 per annum, Of which there have been Only
Goo lost in quarter Of q century.
The Legislature Of Vermont convened at Montpe.
lier ON the 8sh inst. The Northern Seaiiae states
that the aboshmen. Of imprisonment Or debt viii be
a prominent subject Of discussion.
Ecomomy.-The United States Gasette was seat "a
The Providence Journal, printed ony on one side
The Journal printed two Of I've pages the other
aen, i, hack The united wisdom Of both Journals VA
,hus contained 10 ono sheet. II was probably the
valuable folio, Of lie SiSe ever PShisAed 10 this coaR
1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

| ~ 1T 10 announced In the New.York papers tia.
Con. ChNunOey, Of the irlga.o BmWdywIUe, has re-.
ceiVed orders 10 have that vessel Immediately a..
ted gu, IOr four months cruise. Il 10 but few dNys
since she returned from cruise Of three years. What
s to be her present destination, 10 Of course unknown
bU u 10 oOneolured that she 10 10 take out TO Mexico
the Hon. Secretary Of War; to sUpersede Nlr POlnsst
as Minister to that court Another runner p, that Mr.
Branch the Secretary Of War; 10 to be the gentleman
selected. The administration may be the gamer In the
SELECTION ola new cabinet Officer, hut tor Minister to
that court, or to any other, Mr. Ponscu ls vastly gu.
perior to either branch above named.
Nap cfths United Standardization Bradley, Ecu,
Of Washington city, the recently 'rrIorncd Assistant
Postmaster General, has, We learn by the Ncw.YOrk
ADVERTISER issued Proposals for publishing a mOb Of
the United States, upon plan IN many respects now,
aud which promises to be- extensively useful. "Thc
author Of this work, say tho editors, has been Tor
great par, oi his life in the Post Office department OF
ehe O"ned States government Ito ~ now advanced
IN lite, aud has large family 10 support, the very
n"'ment when he is deprived OF the means. For him
aud his publication we solicit the liberal patronage VI
the public. We have NJ doubt the map will be mo,
useful than any ever before published Ia this coun.
Try. The following is "a general description. I, Is
prepared chiefly with view to show the poet Offices
post roads, md the distance from office To office The
counties mud their boundaries, with the principal noun
ains, rivers &c.; aud also the township lines Of the
surveys 9th public lands, made by authority uf the
General Government. These particulars greatly en-.
nance its utility aud are not 10 DO found In uny other
general map. Il is ON larger scale than any rcccn,
map oftho United States und contains aso general
map Of America north Of the Equator, including the
West India Islands, with as muCh other useful matter
rs the scale will admit The map is 8 feet inches
long and Zee, wide. The price Is 90 mounted anl
or 81 without varnish."
Tho editors add thu, they have seen proof impros.
sion, aud that II appears to great advantage.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
NOTICE.

NTE the undersigned having been appoint.
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
District of LitchGeld, Commissioners, to re-
ceive, examine. and adjust the claims Of the
several creditors to the estate Of
ISAAC BATES,
late Of Warren. 10 said District, deceased,
represented insolvent, and said Court having
allowed six months from the 18th day of
October instant. for the several creditors to
exhibit their claims against said Estate, heie'
BY give notice that we will meet Mt the late
dwelling house Of the deceased on the second
Monday Of January and April next: at one
O'Clock. afternoon, on each Of said days. Tor
the purpose Of attending to the business OF
our said appointment. All CLAIMS not ex-
hibited within the time limited. properly at
tested, will be- barred a recovery.
Dan CARTER,
ELEATBAN l.. HALL, Comm'rs.
JusTUs SAcKErT,
An persons indebted to said estate are re-
uueyted 10 make immediate payment TO
GEORGE STARR, Erseutor.
| Warren, Oct. u, 1899 g
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Morris Academy,

Situated IN LitchGid, (SOUth Farms Soc,)
THE WINTER TERM or this Institution
IL viii commence on Monday Me l8th Of
November merit. II 10 wished that those who
cNlculNtU TO attend this SchoOl 'he ensuing
winter, should be- present on that day, that
they may be examined aud vlassed at tho
cOmmrnce ment Of the term.
Terms, 80 90 per quarter.
SAMUEL NJ. ENsI0N, Instructor.
South Farms. Oct. ~, 1890 4,CaO
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NOTICE.

NO 1OEs
TNHE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
Il trict Of l.itchGcld hath assigned the sec.
ond Monday In November next. at 10 o'clock
ia the forenoon, at the Office Of the Judge OF
said Court, for the appointment Of Commits
siOners on the estate Of
ABNER NORTHROP,
late of Litchfeld, 10 said district, deceased,
represented insolvent. All persons interested
will appear, It they see cause, at the time and
place aforesaid, and be heard in relation to
said appointment. By order Of said Court.
MORRIS WOODRUFF, Adm'r.
[ikckfekd, Oct. aS, 1899 90
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MARRIED.

In c..o-oe,o,vD. ID. g., Hon. Henry johnson, Of
omisano and late Governor and Senator 10 Congress
Of thai state to Miss Elizabeth Key, daughter OF the
late Philip B. Key, Esq.
In Norwich, Mr. W'ii'am Eau'""e'' p'"'e'' " "'S'
Frances II. Lord. ....,. A,
10 Miss Mary II. Bishop; Mr Philemon Blakeslee TO
\" W".dbury. Major Leyere,t Candee to Miss Jane
Toml;nson boik Of New-Iia
In Mjddletown, Mr. John b. Atwaier, Of New.Ha.
ven 10 Miss Mary +. Miller. -
IN KiIl,ur worth, DC George Holmea 20 Misc Mary
Lester; Mr. Julius Dudley 70 Miss JeTusha Stevens.
TuIer. In SiratGord, Mr Robert II. Lovejoy 70 H'ss
\. W;SdSsm. DR.. John II. Ripley 60 Miss Eliza
snauldnr; Mr. Lew DuTkee 90 Miss julia q. Spauld.
ing.
DIED,
In ,h;. ,owu. on the 26th instant, M. Benjamin l..
Vail aeed 10, Youngest son Of IL. Benjamin Vail.
In W,nches,cr, ON the 18th inst. Albert Q. only sOn
Of r Mobile j. Everett ia the iSsh year Of bis age.
10 New-IIayea, d. Anssl Tusais. IS; Mrs N'co'''
H. Midle,own, Mrs Mary Alsop, 90.
In MiTdlobury, BIZ Lewis Booth, ~.
IL WaIlinRlord, MFs Saliaa CuFsiss, 50.
Ia Grisw0ld, Alexander Stewart, Eeg. OSi Mn
lac, Dnrfsv. So, wife Of Joseph DuFley, Esq.
* i.isl,on Rebecca Kathleen, -.
- Aahlnrd Roswell b. CLARK, 10.
IL Hartlnrd Mr. Joseph Wlnship, 90. In East
sHer,eord Mre Comfort Lester, 81. In Tolland, Mr.
Hannah Weeks, 90. IN Haddam. Mr Luther Board
''IIs ~ New York, the Rev. WsILlAm HARMS, D. n
60, President Of Columba College
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THE ENQUIRER.
LTTCHF1ELD, OCT. 90, 1879.

TAs IoNsfgH ns'es Ia tO.dayS paper will be found Oi
unusual interest AdrNnople the second city Of Ur.
key Ia Europe, and RodoSO on the sea Of MarmoFO,
Iniada on the Black Sen, and ARABIA BergNs, nearly
eqU.ds,an from each, are already In the possession
Of the notwithstanding almost a complete circle a.
cross the point ofeoUntry on which CONsl1nnorle s
situated. Their successes have certainly been aston.
ishing, aud far surpassed our Nn.cipNIicIG Nothing
now would seem to prevent the victorious Russians
from obtaining immediate possession Of Cons,anIinO'
pie but the conclusion Of peace. This by the lust nc.
counts appears highly pvObablo-.hoUgh The reports,
coming they do through the columns Of 'eeskty
Sunday newspaper may be received with many grains
Or allowance. The next arrival will probably either
confirm the news, prove The rUmOrS 10 be the mere
coinage Of stOck jobbcrs.
The Governor Of Massachusetts Ina appointed the
Goth day Of November,he sHme day Ne IN this State
Al. .la.l All.
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A CARD.
"HE Subscriber tenders his sincere thanks
4 to his friends and generous public for
the patronage that has been bestowed on him
in his business Of running different lines OF
Stages from this place for the last fourteen
years, and would feel thankful for continu-
ance Of patronage, as he calculates to con-
tinus the same business. He remains the
public's humble servant.
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61IC~sY1NKD

FEMALE ACADEMY.
TNHE WINTER TERM of,his Ins,ltu,lon
Il will commence on Wednesday NoU. 2bih.
Tuition 10 the higher branches, ten dollars
for the term; In the lower, eight dollars sew.
enty. Ave cents. For u single quarter, six dbl.
lars. 60 (ct,ber ~
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LIE also takes this opportunity to inform
- bis friends and the public that he has
taken for u term Of years the well known
stand occupied by Mr.. g. Catlin for the last
twenty years as
HOTEL g. STAGE HOUSE.
This establishment has recently been fitted
up in the most modern style. with entire new
furniture. aud the house has undergone a
number of very convenient alterations, 20 that
with its condition and location Il 10 not excell-
ed by any similar establishment In the State.
The undersigned win be ready at all times 70
devote his time and attention 10 those who
may please TO favour him with q call-his
table will on all occasions be furnished with
the best the market affords. aud his bar with
the choicest Of liquors--his beds are new, and
will at all times be in the best order--his house
being large AMI convenient, he win Be enabled
to accommodate travellers. families. and par
ties, with rooms and board. BY the day, week.
or month. Good and faithful servants are
prov ided. Good stabling-anda trusty host
Ter always in attendance.
JOSIAH PARKS
I.itchfeld, August. 1899.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

no extrayagant deduction from his theory To con.
clude that there must be also HE ~ those regions
either animal vegetable bec luse light - essen.
ual To both; hut as far az we know, >. hgnt IS no,
Indispensable To what we call Imani,i.ite matter.
81. Pierre, an in1emipu: but most ianciful writer
In adVerting To the probable population oi the
planets, says, although we are isnorant tina,
there are mel. IN the planets, we may suppose tia,
there are eyes, because there Is ligm
1t tins reas ming apply Ia the planets, and 1,
Pr f:ss II Lesiies Gpinion he well f,umded Il would
follow that the interior OF the earth, which he has
~ pentilulsy stored with light, should not he DIES
tute vi thpSe beings "a whose USE H. ht appears
to have been peculiarly intended
Tins theory almost cuuntenances the ancient
legends anut rarlaius, the River S,yx, and all
the Subterrauean wonders whirh have 81 charmed
US IN our youthful days and in fancy we auar,,
accompany Enras TO the Elysian Fields, aud nu
loi ger regard It as a mere table that
Orpheus went down To the regions below.
Which men are forbidden To see,
And tund u his Tyre, old histories shew
10 set his Eury dice Tree.
In the CJntes Prsaacs, the renowned traveller
A60uJaours, like Fneas, descer,Is into the, IN. J.,
den tecrsses al the globe, wheI" he n,.ets witt,
some i''st s.rI sing adventures far ".ure roman.
TIC than thos. recorded of the sui of .lncaises
lie hnds good and evil genii, who carry him over
y S"'' ''"NSS uhu '''CiS, ditTtS vast,
AID deserts die;" he gets peep at the tomb oi
the prophet ,lom"n, guarded by gr,ifi,s and
winged segfSSs, and he is witness To a most ter
Tihc combat between these hOIrd monsters and
one {" the evil sni,s, who violates the s,nct,ty al
the tomb, inte upon bearing away the mystic
seal, which the prophet wears in i magic ring, ON
his finger.
AbonJaonris heing an orthndox follower of Ma
homct, is admitted into the Paradise destined for
the particular hiends OF the Prophet, who die in
the true faith; and he has, moreover an interest
ing tcte Il trte with youthful cavalier, a,tred in
rich habits, covered with diamonds, aud adorned
with green mrhan, spangled with ruhics, and
mounted on rose-cnlilred horse from whose.
eyes issued brilliant rays OF light. and beneath
whose ieet, as he moved, sprung mp every variety
of flowers.
We do not take upon to say that all this is
Tact; but II he as true as it is am,isnr the IiIht
with which Professor Leslie has SO abundantly
SO 1t the Subterrauean regions dnes not shine IN
valn as it would be strange indeed it such won
derlul things were all going on in utter darkness
IL