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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manuiac'

-
TANEs GREEN Csbinei maker, has on hand' anu
u will constantly keep al his old stand on Hoya,-
ST., Alexandra, e At the corner ofi)th ST., pennsyi
vania Avenue V,shington-a general assortment Oh
the mostfashonabe and lurable Furniture, winch he
will warrant equal if not superior IN quaty, 10 any
ever offeredn the Notwithstanding IN part, OF
Grecian, winged and plain wsrdrobes
Gothic, pedestal end anil plain sideooards
Ditto, with cellaretts lnd marb lie slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies' and ientlemens 'secretariesin bookcases
Pier rabies With marble and mahogany tops
Pillerand:isw lining, orea ktast aud card tables
Plai do do do do do
Ladies work stands
Shaving andcandle do
Wash .tands with narbl and mahoganytops
Greciau Sofas
Mahogany chairs
lusic stools, ,iietts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desksSc
With ageneral ,ss,rtnentof bedsteads ofrlchly
carved mahogany, maple aad stained woods, all ot
which will be sold ,slow for cash AS they can be pur-
chased ofthe same quality atany 'ther mandatory
n tina Union. ALSO,
IN tssortment of 81 Domingo and Jay of Honduras
Mahogany, a partofwh ch IS suitable for handrals,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, coPal var.
nsh ofShD .rior luaty, 'icking bottoms cords, C.
TURNING AND CAaVfNG,
H4ndSomel, executed may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Balimore County. October 2, 1921.

Bnlfimore County. October 2, 1921
About four winters ago. Twas severely frost bitten
in both feet. and became quite lame. Every succeed.
ing winter brough: forth the severity of the disease;
heard Of JuIkins ointment and had sppedi acted
like charm, completely curing me in a shor, time.
EDWIN II. SHELMERDINE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Valuable Property

FOR sale OR LEASE.
No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
EaSsl "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
49, about 100 feet front on Prince aud 80 feet on
Roya, street On this lot is good brick dweihng,n
the occupancy of Mr. r. IL. Miller.
3.-A Frame Dwelling OIL King street, 20 by
100 feet. TO ten test alley.
IA Frame Dwelling on Water street, A It,
front by 40 feet deep. cu
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection vi wa
yer and Franklin streets, loo feet front by i23 5-i2
deep This will be rented in building lots at 81 cents
pee front foot w..
6.-A Vacant Lot, Al feettront on Water ST.
~ Us deep
"A lot on Washington street, - teet front
sy 100 feet deep The Intersection OF Pncess street
On tn slot brick building.
81 Vacant Lot on Patrick street, "a feet
font, and half thai ePth OF tn square
ga Vacant Lot on Henry street, % feef
front. and halfthe depth OF the square.
The nro 2erty S,ihe shewn on application TO
iune2 ff''S' w" r'''.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Cordial Elixir NJ Bark.

VEliIlS elegant preparation, containing all OF the vlr
tues OF the best Peruvian Lima bark, can be used
in their stead whenever they may be required; being
very pleasant the taste taken without reluctance
and even with avidty. As general tonic it is lot sur
passed; and preventive aud cure for fever and sgue
it is highly commend.d-Persons being where BIZ
ious diseases prevail viii find this very useful ar
Gle 1t creates appetite and relieves debility OF the
stomach, and is excellent article as 4 restorative tor
convalescents Price, 81 % for large and rs cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
.7nnapolis, .April, 1922.

hereby certify. that have used some Of Judkins'
ointment in my ia ny with such success convinces
me that il deserves TO be recommended to the aiict
ed. One instance son had been laboring under q
very dssgreeabe eruption on his head, that bafed all
efforts it, until, by Supplying part ola Jug It
was entirely removed in less than a week.
ii. Y. DUVAL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
REAL BE.7PS OIL;

For the growth and preservation Of the hair renew
ing the hair bald places and giving to the locks
strong snd glossy cast 1t is highly useful in removing
the dsndr from the heads Of children, ard an excel
lent application to improve the growth OF whiskers
For sale by by DAVID MARTIN,
June Ia Alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
MILK Or ROSES.

safe and eficacious cosmetic, for reniovng free.
kles chaps pmples tan sunburn, and other eruptions
of the skin Its excellent remedy the chafng OF
infants, and the peasanes application to remove the
smsrng after the operation of shaving Price, 'scts
per bottle;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
Tue 'fan-XarA

The faM-XarA
- At Mount Sterling, about half way be-
FsTyftween Buc S!and and Fanquier Court House,
4sSs on the southern road is for rent, and posses
As&9 sion given first of October next. THIS YARD
contains over thirty yas, all in prime order. COCO
bark house with IRON ii, curry ing shop, SC and has
attached 10 it good dwelling house and gsrlen now
occupied by Henry Turner. rh> property 's'a goou
situation for bark in healthy and popuous nelshpor
hood, and well worthy man ut business.
FOR terms. which will he accommodating Apply
phil s johnson, Esq near the premises. Or to
;,ne 4 GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
70 keNt.

10 Nent.
Lower Ferry House, lo,cer end Of VoiEstreet.
The LOWER FERRY (RoLiers
S45f!HR will in few weeks be renewed by com
sbsR ple,e passage boat, Of sufficient size to
transport, with safety, any number OF pas
sengers, wagons, horses, cattle, sc, &C. &c.
The Tavern House with an sd liIional brick house
lately built, large comnodous Stable. Carriage Shed
anil other out.houses, viii rent to respectable e-
,xnt JOSIAH II, DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
ViveNunared Dollars &eWara
STOP THE T'HIEE

- ANAW aY from the subscribed living mean ,, ,unc
IL vilie fauquier coua'y, Virginia; ." '"'
IS g, he gro man (wagoner) named
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

~ B. This Ointment which is highly valuable an.
pcaton for frost bites. burns, scalds, and womens
swelled breasts, is put up in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well coTked and sealed, with directions
how t The proprietor wishes il to be obsery
ed that, order to preserve its virtues persons using
i, will cork it again. keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them in any
other way than being well corked and sealed.
AGENTS.
WILLIAM GUNTON.
Druggist Pa. .ircnYt, Washington.
y. JEWITT,
Druggist, Pa .4renue, " G'hiagfon.
JN0. LITTLE,
Druggist, Gso,ge!otoa.
MESSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
NJ. GRIFFIN,
nav s Piscata,oov and Nottingham
Job Printing
Ntatly md sapsditio,rty ereeaed at this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

TIE EMILE DlRGE-BN n.
attended funeral where thcrc a number of tho Ger
settlers Ater had performed such service a. !,
came rward aud asked me If were willing should
their peculiar lie opened very ancient YER
man so loud ,ba, The wood. strain There
ssSSs IN the sns and S.a
.pd rites which they had brought with hem ove e sea
long slow md mouo air which they sang as they bore he DO
l along The words mem ong ha ,oo, see
Dor that funeral hymn' Els ROloas If he Patey Of The
.lftssissiPpi.
Thore wen, n dir 20 through the forests gloom;
AN Exile borne - lonely tomb
"BIothcr." $50 the chant was sung
In the sumhetct's native tongHe)
.fnonl ond bro,hcr not Tor thee
shall tho sound of weeping be;
LoOe the Exilc's hath lain
On Thy life a whitening chain;
Wandered through thy ieNer.droa~';
Met thee midst tho alien pines,
And thy died
Aad thy spirit would not siay.'
so swelrd the chant; and the deep winds moan
Seemed through the ccdas TO murmur-'gonsn'
"Brohcr by the rolling Rhine
Stands the homo that once was thine;
Brother! now thy dwelling lies
ni that Sei, "s iH@o %'iS% i SSsd
Fills distant eIeensward bed;
She that heard thy li:pns prayer
Slumbocs low beside him there;
Rest beneath thcr own oak shade,
liapy, Brother! part oumorei
In the immortal Fathcr-oul'
"rho Father-laud."-Sith that word
burst OF tears midst the strain was heard.
''lrothorl tbero with thee,
Rich would many meeting DO!
Many a moutn'd one Lost and found:
.. Bat our task il still to bear,
Sill,o breathe in changcll air;
lsyS and o S,lg Hi. Thin Gi"ss st to , TG,ls"
Yet tohepe-to hope in heaven,
Though flowers fall, aud trees be riveni
Yet to pray-and wait the hand
Bcckcang to the Faiher-land."
And the requiem died nrhc forests gloom
Ihoy had reached the EXlo's lonely tomb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
lPOMMPN0NB .
WILSON THE MAIL ROBBER.

The cxsrci,e Of the psrdonirg power by the Pre-.
fdsut IN the case Of George Wilson, Of the per.
frne fecen1y convicted Of robing the mai; and The
.ltirsal 10 ex md the Executive clemeney 70 James
Potter, bic How convict, have been made the subject
RI so much misrepresentation hat redeem pre-.
vious pledge by brief explsnaon Of the oircumssn-
Gee which led 10 THE resula
~ does not accord with our prsseni purrose 10 dwell
On tie motive, IN which this MISREPRESENTATION ofiginai-
cd. Hereafter IL may become or duty 10 advert, in
another ,hit 10 this miserable intrigue n n party,
which seeks TO gain. ly u'rrpreen'ing Tho conduct
If oher N az hci " ha lost by The exposnfe Of II.
own We have different o. ject at Ibis moment. and
20 that will eonGine ourselves. The power Of par
don is high and an important prercgaige, which i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
THE SALEM MURDER

The Boston Gazette Of Saturday contains the latest
Intelligence respecting the interesting trial at Salem
u say.-"Ihe case was committed TO the jury on
Thursday, and ihey were called into Court az p NJ
OF that day; and on Friday at g. TO- and IL, A. A. they
said they were not agreed. On Friday at 2 p NJ. the
Jury reported that they could not agree. The papers
were then taken from them and they forever discharg-
ed rom the confederation Of the of the Common
wealth vs. j. Francis Knapp The interest of the public
inc eases as The uncertainty OF guilt IL deve oped
uew Jury i'to be mpanneed, aud tie tried over
again--prbbably the testimony will not he materially
varied IN the second trial and the Court are averse 10
any abstract OF The trial until the whole is finished
This precauon is for the ben,f Of the pfisoner well
as OF the Commonwealth and from a Difference to the
opinion OF the Court, as TO any publication relative to
the SUBJECT matter At issue, refrain from publishing
at present detailed account Of evidence singular and
Interesting, and OF Arguments brilliant yet fearful
new trial VIII be held, and possibly facts ELECTED.
Whatevers proper 10 be done will be performed eat.
sy our readers when The Court shall take OF their
junction ss to The impropriey Of publication. There s
a tremendous excitement at Salem"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
PUBLIC NOTICE..
NEHQ<Z oYENRAYELLERS are respect
ASs As Il fully informed that the
Aug. l3.

Sa 'f is,;y asls.s are ,s ss;p, It.
- -. Western Stages to Lynchburg
-srAsssafezzsA8 &c. leave Richmond every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock A. NJ and ar.
rive at Lynchburg the second day by p. NJ, and at
Salem the third day by p M. where the Valley NJ all
line TO Huntsville, Nashville sc. is connected. Re-
turning, leave Salem on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa
turdays at A. NJ and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays
Fridays and Mondays, at A. M-This arrangement
Will give the passengers sufficient time for rest at
night AT Fluke's on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this
line is connected every trip by CaldwelPs line which
passes Fiasas'le and the Sweet Springs, connecting
with Porter and Belden's line at the White Sulphur
Springs, which TO Guyandot,e on the Ohio River
Fare from Richmond TO Guyandotte, $50 miles,
$50 15-To Salem. $50 miles, Sl2-To Lynchburg,
Lynchburg line.
For seats to the West apply at the Bar of the Union
Hotel Richmond
~'All baggage or property, whether belonging TO
passengers sent by the stage, the risk of the own
ers thereof A. PATTERSON
proprietor Richmond and Salem Routes.
Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

M OrlCE-The Subscribers have associated them
v selves together in the City of Richmond, under
the h'm OF Boatwright & Harris, and are receiving
and VIII continue to receive from the Northern Cities
un their assortment Is completed, choice selection
OF GROCERIES, which they will sell on the most rea
sonaoe terms, by Wholesale RETAIL and solicit their
friends and the public TO call and examine.
They will also transact General Commission bus
ness, and hope, by strict attention. to share portion of
the public patronage. DANIEL BOATwRiGHT,
WM. +. HARRIS,
Doors below Messrs. Hubbard and Gardper's
Main Street.
Aug. 13. 2S-wAws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

they not. the loss to Mr. FRrnrr must have been
very great The insurance upon tho cotton will not
cover bali the amount Of the quantity consumed; and
the whole loss. by individuals and insurance companies
cannot fall short Of 100000 dollars probably exceeds
that amoust. There be doubt that the fire was
occasoned by design the fire burst from every part
simultaneously, aud the whole wrapt a flames
when the alarm was FIRST given. The FIRE companies
had only to prevent the extension Of the devourng
ment; was too late when they arrived to arrest its
progress in the cotton press [argus
Sweepstakes 10 be run for on the Baltimore Course
From the July number Of the American Turf Register aud Sport
ing Masazinc)
BALTIMORE JOCKEY CLUB
The following sweepstskes, to be run for on the Bal
timore course, are open Persons DESTROYS Of subscb
ing will please address letter to tina effect to j. s.
Skinner, editor Of the American Turf Register, at Bal
timore.
SWEEPSTAKES. Fal o. 1880.
We, the subscribers, agree to colts and 6llies
three years old this spring, the Baltimore course
on the day preceding the jockey club race next au.
turn, two mile heats. Entrance $500, half forfeit
Five or more 10 make race. and the rules Of the
course, in all respects 10 govern. To close the first
OF September next by which time the entries must be
accurately described. May 81, $780,
THO entries to the above.
SPRING. 1881.
Mile heats entrance $500. h. T.; FIVE more to
make race; TO close FIRST September next Three en-
tries.
FALL, 1881.
Two mile heats; entrance $500, h. f.; FIVE more 10
make race; to close first September Three en-
tries.
SPRING, 1882
Mile heats entrance $500, H. f.; i've or more TO make
race; to close first January, 1881. Too entries.
SPRING 1888.
Mile heats; entrance $500, h. f.; four or more 10
make race; to close first Of January, 1881. One
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

Mr.. ChTist0pher Robertson:
FEVAKE NOTICE, that on the FIRST Monday in Octo
n Der next, shall move the Court of Appeals, in
Richmond, TO dismiss the appeal from the judgment of
the Superior Court Of Law for Charlotte county, in
which you are appellant and appellee, unless YOU
give other and sufficient security your present security
in the appeal bond, Mr.. j. b. Bedford being insolvent
Take notice ALSO That the 9th day Of Sept next at
Charlotte Court House, between the rising and setting
OF the sun, and shall continue from day to day until COM
pleted-I shall take the affdavs Of VIM Smith, Geo.
j. Roberts Lewis d. Jennings and Others to be read as
evidence in the said motion.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAMS r. DANIEL.
August g. 25-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
ANOTHER LARGE FIRE.

eNEw-ORLEANs, August 2--Between the hours Of
nine and ten last evening, FIRE broke out in the on
press OF FREREr senior, in ST. Charles street. which al
the time OF our going 10 press was, together with the
cotton warehouse and its contents, entirely consumed
BY the statement in LEWIS price current Of Saturday
% appears that there $3.50 bales Of cotton in store
there on Monday The 26h uIi; but the quantity has
probably been since somewhat diminished by shipments
There was, we learn, insurance upon the TO
the amount Of II 600 dollars but whether the press and
the warehouse were insured, or not, we could no., Al
the late hour al which the FIRE broke out a9cersin II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
CLaRLEls u. .Me6LN.N.ESS.


IND Ornamental Painter, Glider, sc.
At his old sand south side of The Capitol Square, and
next door TO the Compiler Office.
RATEFUL TO his friends and the citizens of Vir-
IN GINA generally, for the patronage he has receiv-
ed, would inform them that he still continues TO carry
the above business in all their various branches
His prices win be suited TO the times He orbcars TO
say any thing about his qualifications; resdence OF
years in Richmond will enable the public to judge OF
his pretensons TO patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
WILSON AND PORTER.

The Rev. Dr. Ely, editor of the Philadelphian has
made some pertinent remarks in refutiDg some sander.
ous aspersons which had been upon his character
by The Sun, an ant-masonic paper OF Philadelphia
from which remarks we extract the following para
graphs:
"If Wilson has been saved from the galows 10 he con.
hned in solitude during life, in any measure through
my influence, shall not regret it, Had been self
cited TO sign petition for Porter, should have refus-
ed, but at the same time should have written lust the
same letter that did in the OF Wilson.
'One anecdoe concerning Porter ought to shame his
admirers who clamorous about the preservation
OF Wilson. The Rev. Mr.. Kemper told me Porter in
his presence manifested and expressed the sincerest
JOY that Wilson was pardoned. They embraced each
other and wept copiously in their embraces; Porter
marked that his tears not from any fear of DEATH
He gave Wilson his hymn book and begged him aiten-
lively to read some which he had marked
when he was dead There marked passages emphati-
cally pointed out the way Of salvation by Christ.
"FiLally,-if either was spared and the execution of
one was sufficient, Porter the Captain of the gang
oil robbers; and had presence of mind and courage
to govern his comrades. He confessed TO Mr.. KEN.
per that he had lived by robbery for year before he
was caught He stated that Wilson wanted nerve TO
conduct enterprise.
81 would that some of the politicians ofhe day had the
honour OF Porter, notorious robber, for then they
would approve OF hanging instead Of two; and the
principal leader. instead of the accompce There MAY
be honour rogues; but often it wanting among
political puppe players Princess Anne vi. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

D edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.-MRs-
HN CHHIsTIANNA G. BURKE, respectfully an
nounces her intention to open in this city, on the first
day oil October next, Seminary for the admission of
Young Ladies' as Boarders and Scholars.
1t is contemplated TO offer institution combining
the most solid requirements with the popular and
fashionable accomplishments. Without laying claim
to any extraordinary quaica atoms Tor dischargng the
arduous and highly responsible duties which will de.
vove on her as Principal, Mrs. b feels confident that
an early attention TO the subject of Education and an
experience OF many years in its detals-uned to the
assistance OF many able teachers, will enable her to
afford advantages equal to any in this State and not in
ierior 10 those OF any Northern Institution.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke, at an hour not interfering with the duties of his
own Seminary; Mr. Macully, Teacher Of Jnathemat-
tes IN the Richmond Seminary, will also give daily i'm
sructiOn in the branches connected with his depart
msnt
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, native OF France will each
the modern languages.
Music, Drawing aud Dancing, will Le taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders will receive that parental attention, which,
whilst il avoids undue, restraint, will insist ON The fulfil.
ment OF all moral aud religious duties and enjon
s'Tct regard for those observances best calculated to
insure an easy and becoming department.:
The following table exhibits a more extensive course
OF studies than is generally offered for the education Of
females. They subnited in detail, on account OF
The belief, thai many pare will consider them essen.
ttal a. a cuf v,pla Ito o.lt.n. tin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
LAKE ONTARIO STEAM BOAT.

"a In n Miller, master, is a safe fast
sailing boat, propelled by two low
szzz<spressure engines Of 60 horse pow
The route from Niagara to Ogdensburgh is of the
mo interesting that country offers the traveller
IL includes the Falls of Niagara the Battle Grounds.
the views the Niagara river Queenson heights and
Brooks monument, Fort Niagara, the prosperous and
rapidly growing villages the American eide of the
lake. the extensive artificial harbors erecting by the
Sodus and Oswego, SC.
The fare has been rhbly reduced the present
On her passage down, the Ontario will leave Niagara
every Wednesday evening; Rochester, Thursday morn
ing; Oswego, Thursday evening; and arrive at Ogden.
burgh on Friday afternoon.
On her passage up, she will leave Ogdenburgh eve
ry Saturday evening; Sackets Harbor, Monday morn.
ing; Oswego, Monday evening; Rochester, Tuesday
morning. and arrive at Niagara in the evening.
July 20 21-wIOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24

Whole estimate for lis extra troops, SI9.l7s 25"
BY accident, the whole estimate for the
subsistence of the marine corps
omitted in the appropriation bill, in
Guiding the above item of 5,Os7 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-10

conuescena 10 give reason why Mr.. King has moi
oeen sued' he may find somebody to believe in the
story OF Ills deiacation This single and simple cir.
cumstance, is absolutely fatal to the ASSUMPTION Of
Mr. Kings guilt. IL really a dcfauter. a Court q,
Justice was the place to make the fatt manifest re
well as the resort for procuring restitution to tho Co
vernment. Even to subserve the purnoscs of malice
and revenge. those amlube passions so conspicuous
IN the administration ofthe Greatest and Best the no
torey and certainty ola judicial sentence was prefer
ao'e 10 newspaper SANDER. Whether !or profit, or
gratfy their Ill will towards Sr King Court Of
justice was obviously the more expedlent recourse; in
au'ooh 10 WINCH II was earnestly demanded by the
accused. Why have not Branch and Kendall, or "a.
Their Kendall and Brahch sued Mr.. King, in order to
recover that sum of 5000 and odd dollars of which
they say nc dcfrauded the government. LIE, Mr.. Au-
ditor swer in his official bulletin of sland.r
There were good reasons for pursuing the course
Had At been TAKEN Mr. Kendall could not hive Ind
the favorable opportunity of displaying his ririiance
10 the pubc-o processing his tender regard for the
people and their intercstsof playing Of his demo-
sogue arts, to sink portion of his Justly incurred in
iamy and by the appearance OF detecting abuses and
making REFORMS, to sustain sinking and detested adj
uinistration These political reasons Of prefer
ence Tor making the newspapers the seat of war. and
Tor slanderous "ohicial Documents to which the ie
noraAt would attach weight independent of evidence
anu truth Other reasons. are to be found in Mr.
h'nss answer, and in his exposure and refta,on of
the by Authority" attack upon him Yes-the Sc
cretary and his 18th Auditor had good Reasons for de-
Ginning Court of Justice, aud making it war of
flanaer in which their official position gave them ev
cry advantages!