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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-21

We have received tie Texas Ga.
zette of tho goth and 9Th Feb. Col.
Wallace. American COnsul Tor that
State, arrived at Sar Felipe de Austin
on the 25th from ". Orlesns- The
papers Of the 25th says.--
Through the medium, sf letter from
The ciiy II Slexieo, We have received
the intelligence, that The small pox u
making 81 ravnges in that metropolis
and by The inlus nee Of that disease, y
bveo,nes our psisfsl dstY TO record ,h'
death Of another II our promising TEL
low citizens. - Albsft Pettis, son o
VIM. Pett,- Ol this town. aho accom-
panied Col. A BuiIer hence 60 Mexico
where he imbsbed the disease, which o.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-21

The Sumpter Is. c. Gazette, con
tains the following remarkable instance
VI sudden death
"Tbe venerable Mr.. Robert Cole.
man. ciass-lcsder Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Camden. after
having exhorted his class with ANNA
ton, add prayed with his accustomed
ferveney, was. With his fellow worship.
pers, 10 the act Of singing hymn.
when he suddenly fell down, and IN
twenty minutes he was called from
time 90 eternity. How solemn the les
son--how awful the warning"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08
HAYTI AND SPAIN.

BY the brig Mentor, arrived at this port yesterday
from Port Prince, the cd tors ofthe American have
received copy of proclamation of President Boy
or, relative 10 n demand made upon the Haytcn gov
eminent by the King Of Spain for the delivery othe
former Spanish part of he Island 1t commences in
the following manner
"HAYrrESs: The King of Spain has demanded from
the government ofthis Republic, the surrender of The
eastern part ofthe island of Hayti. The answer to
this will be found in Constitution of 806 which
thus "Thc island Of Hayti, formerly called ST.
DomiDgo,) with the adjacent islands, dependent on it,
shall form the Republic of Hayti."
The founders of our government, in procaimjng at
that time the wishes of the nation. did not encroach
upon the possessions of his Catholic Majesty; they
only followed the example set them by many civilized
countries they exercise right which results from
the principle of self preservation, principle on
which is founded the existence and security OF some
nations.
The ancient Spanish colony, abandoned in great
measure TO IT'S own RESOURCES, became in 1895, by
the treaty of Bale, an integral part Of tho French
Colony of 81 Domingo. In 1902, when eXped.
ton directed against it for the purpose of dcpri
wing the people Of the liberty they had acquired at
tho cost OF many sacrifices, the prescription
tended, az all know even to the eastern part Of the
island. There as well as in she western PROVINCES,
the rivers aud the were rcd with tho blood
OF our unfortunate countrymon. Afterwards, when
by the aid Of Heaven the glorious resistance of the
Haylons forced the enemy TO capitulatc. wasi not
the duty Of regeneratcd people To- DECLARE for their
preservation and their future security, that all the
territory should be- thew indvisblc proper
ty'
This Island, in old times hobitod by single ind
geDous race, became tho theatre Of long and
bloody war as as the Spanards invaded IL; for
they were oblgcJto doiend themselves and their
possessions egainst the French, who also wished TO
establish ihem'elvesihcrc. Neither the close rela-
tionship Of the soveregus oftheso two nations, nor
the most solemn treaties able restrain them
And if two people having the form Of govern
mont could not live IN pouce in this land the lesson
WI not be lost upon US; 1t teaches us thar
gsowinE people. created by liberty, cannot without
danger t. their natlsnal existence live in the neigh
bourhood Of nation governed by entirely different
institutions"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08
CONGRESS-.
THURSDAY, March 4, 1850.
UOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Johnson, of Kentucky, from the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads. TO which were re-
ferred memorials from inhabitants of various parts of
the United States. praying for the abolition Of the
practice OF transporting the mail and opening the post
Offices on Sundays; and to which were also referred
sundry memorials from other inhabitants Of various
parts Of the United States against the abolition of the
same. made report thereon; which being read
tThe report Is adverse 70 suspendng the ,ranspor
tation of .he mails on the Sabbath
MIR. Chiffon moved that ten thousand copies Of tho
report be printed.
Mr McCroery soid it was his misfortune to differ
from the Committee Believing, as he did, that
majority OF hs constituents disagreed with the report
presented he felt 1t to be his duty to present TO tho
House the views of the minority which he should do
in a few days.
Mr.. Johnson Of Ken. said, that whenever his col
league on The Committee should present his vews
he would give him his aid IN getting it before the
nation. Mr. j. said, that wbilo the argument Of tho
report was against the object of the meonalists tho
Committee had scrupulousy abstained from rejecting
on the motives Of the petitioners.
MIR: Taylor moved 10 refer the report TO a Commit
tee ofthc Whole on the State of the Union.
MT Ramsay hoped the report would be printed;
ana nc assured his colleague that he wond then vote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08
Communicated for The Ph;iadeiDh;a co-.,.


Extract from Lagura, 30th Jan. 1S3O.-"An the
departments of ancen, Venezuela that are heard
from at this date, have declared in favour of separa
ton, Maracibo among the number and the Intendant
of the Province is here TO day making dispositions for
the transport of troops from Puerto Cabello sup
port them in case of any interference from Carthage
na-Angostura has sent her deputies, and the last
gives two thousand men. There is now no doubt of
Venezuela being able to maintain the position she
has taken. The Convention will meet 30th April, at
Venezuela, and as government is establish
ed, Congress will doubtless commence on the tariff
io,o duties the cry of the mutitsde. Since the
preceding, we have advice official, that Truxo has
declared for and has 5000 mon under arms prepa-
red to defend themselves, that the accession of this
province is no longer doubtful. Cucnta will be sure
to follow the vote of Truzillo, and thus Marucabo
is protected from the interior.
Another letter the 3Ist Jan. says II currently
reported that Bolivar has requested interview
with PaeZ and if SO, il believed that arrange
mcnt would take place to put stop to the civ
il about commencing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

FROM BUENOS AYRES Tho brig Maria
Louisa, Stockton, has arrived below, having sailed
from Buenos Ayrcs on the 9Th January. AT the last
dates, the country remained perfectly tranquil The
markets were well stocked with all kinds OF produce:
the currency very gradually Improving the influx of
foreigners large barrasas and saiaderos were ercc-
ting all throughout the country, and the intercourse
with Chill over land entirely unobs'ructed sale
oil Flour made on the 9Th January at Sos. Doub-
looms were held at 500 1902.
Flour, North Ameroanl SIS per Dbl. nom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

u Mr. Webster being the present theme Of all
tongues, for praise or disparasement, the following
sketches of his person and oratory drawn with spr
it, and we believe, fidelity, will prove unaccept
ob
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08
From The Clarks5urg Enquirer, Feb o.

LUcroUs CoATs, who was The Deputy Pos,r,s,.,
IN tins place, absconded on Sunday last. II is not
asccrtained whether Mr. Coats has taken anv noorn
from the Post Oaice, other than the fund. nc ~
fostmascr-but from the manner in which be von,
on is strongly suspected that he has obtained
ny from letters. '0
On the 1eth ult. quarrel took place ncar Mon,;-
cello. . G., between William Deckcts and Vlon,;n,,
duncan p!others-in law, when the former shot the
latter in his own yard with double barrel onn i; e
charging both barrels at once, which were boov;i,
loaded with buck shot. On the fall of Duncan ~
step-son, quite lad seized his fathers run. which
was also heavily loaded, and shot Deckets. pbeu
both fingered in great agony until the next d,, Icy
expired at the same time.
,, Inc Governor OF Georgia has pardoned Miller aud
WIihans VINO were lately sentenced to fine and i'm
prisonment, for the abduction of Rowland Stene,so
rom savannah. BY tho way, what has become Of
Rowland? '''O VI
Not altogether uSeiess-An upholstorcr i, uo,-
treal, offers IL cents sound for gentlemen, ,,5;s
EerS. '"''-
n good L1io--.1n ereelri Iap-1he Ier;s,,,,o s ~.
Jersey mas passed law exemp,ng officers and soldiers of the
, G @ wa over seventy years Of age from nprison
follow the esomPle--.N v Eng 'N''
VIRGINIA AGAINST THE WEST
mi. ,s Y" m h OF buckingham killed three Hogs
Tic was three years old vas feet high and measured ~ Cs.
weighed ISL Id, and the other 32i bsnl Of them o second
~ believed hat with proper attention N Hogs Tho cn1
encc OF Virginia upon The West would soon cease
The conductors of nm Atheisiica pauer i, pb;,.,,.
seeking for subscribers forwarded nmbe, IN s'IpnIa,
who returned the following reply '" s0n''enan'
your Infinitely informal production is returned Nvoa. 49,
700 poor 10 express my adherence of and II pa,ror H. J
rs origin In tho dominons OF darkness lie pn on' ~ hau
peys publishers his angels, and its subscribers his evo
Large ConDThere is an extraortr,,y ,o,
~ Philadelphia which in Burlington eountv IN ~
pounds. wv ~" "u"dfed
female teacher in Boston lately recovered 1865 anase M
man who attempted to dcfame her chauscter VI
Mr. Short Of Boston, has conryed an sppar,,,. ,tt
no calls Submarine Explorer in which no thinks he WI
long under ' "o oah uc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

GipSey VH-A short time since, two youna ,ads. 49,.
CuTbeIwel were accested by gpsey woman shn , near
that fort shilling each she would show them their bhsd,
faces IN pail OF water; which being brought thew exeas
"why only faces,r-uIye >, s.iJ
woman Those faces will be husbands when Won sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08
EPIGRAAl.
U'riticn ana roinr 10 "a,

Uritiol qjter going 10 lar
1hIs law, they say, great Natures chain eonne.,.
4. ga, enuses ever must produce e6sch,
MI my t6ccts lost By single rqrI'g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

Lord ExeteIs good fortune in his racing specula-
tions last season. equal to tho Duke of Graffon's
in his best days. Taking into consideration
his Lordshps bets on the various races in which the
horses engaged, it is not too much to estimate
his winnings altogether at 95 ,O0oL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

A London paper states that there is "Clerk of 3
than an American Secretary of State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

One of the London police magistrates was lately
robbed, an the police office, of his purse containing
seven or eight soveregns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

The Governor OF Georgia has pardoned Miller nn1
Williams who were lately sentenced to fine and i'm
prlsonment Tor the abduction of Rowland Stephenson
Rowland, '' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

~ good L1'o--1n ereelieIi LnoThe Legislature of Nsw
eey mas passed law exempng officers and soldiers Of he
@ wa over seventy years Of age from rnprson
nen Tor debt We hope oyr State viii forthwith pass srn
Jaw Jusee and lIberaIy demand IT, Every State shout
follow the esample-.N Eng INV 'Ou''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-08

Not aHogeMer ~sciess.-Au upholstcrcr in Mon
trca, offers IL cents sound for gen,ienens rvh;,.
kers. o'' '0als-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

and stat less could Ne tell why e same instant he
upon not quitting Sir Harry for tho Of afternoon Ia
was upon taking this latter resolution he requested ers
sion 20 send Tor his thugs TO dress there.
The rest is told
Maxwell did throw the poison out nj the window nor
e he rush into the drawing with his pale and his
mar standing on an cd did he call company
Ds cir Harry hand and foot did he with him
on the Jolly as well as the wickedness Of own
existence nor did he be,ray the slightest
aware OF es entertaining such intention. lie kneic MS
"H" ana lie was conscious therefore, that his interference
any man"er Though might delay, pre- the &C
ne rcIceNeo TOO that Inc thea likely
TEST ~ a nay IN state of mind listen edifyng
pouaois and he felt convinced tina, taking
sell escon out OF the hands OF desperate
Veo IKE hn I've should only be forcing him tho adoption
some other But he took much course than any Of
those Tie drove to the chemists address he found on
the lahe o the phia and procured composing which
was put into small bottle of precisely the same
ms the more nlschievous he had lie then return.
cd 10 Street, walked urey up into the dressing.
oo placed tue niSurc where c knew would he sought
for descended and took his the dinner table as
as u nothing in the world had happened -
By eight O'Clock the rnng Maxwell was in Sir Har.
rvs Tooin which he entered side
neglected TO istene found friend in profound Sleep
from which he did awake him ill o'clock the same
afternoon IL needless passed upon this
occasion Su'ice IT, that having explained Sir Harry the
his property Maxwell found officially whatever in pcrsua
ding him to withdraw Immediately London and retire 10
small place oil his near the i'm Wales Till Inv the
exercise oil rigid economy he nigh, able to relieve him.
zen from MS EMBELLISHMENTS That he gay man of the
on sho SO readily have adopted suggestion which seem.
ca 70 IMPLY the entire abandonment Of his whole
nTncr ie will appear the less extraordinary when II Is man
TONED that he has been heard declare thai he woud spr,
starvation begsay misery any shape rather than again en-
CouneF f6e horrors of that last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Scnr Rose IN Bloom, Crowell, from Dennis Mass.
with ballast. 1
Schr Lottery, Bradley, from New Have, win Nor
ioik' with Potatoes TO VIM Rowlett, ir
Schr Susan d. Elizabeth Brower from PhiJadel
PH;a, !n'ough the chesapeake s. Delaware Ca
nal. with snndries to Peyton; Lancaster q DENNY
J n Nash, Lewis Webb g. Co, & SAMPSON q RI
Il DAVIS ~ 'O"' ""a
,.; Seh 9 Sea Flower Gregory from Edentoh, N c.
SAILED
Hchr Alice d Mary, Saunders for N. York with
Schr Dandy, Coles, for Saugerties. coal
Schr Joseph, Franklin, for PHILADELPHIA and 1,,en-
ton, with coal. ~
Schr Orator. Gator, for GOsport Dry Dock, with
stone. "'''i
Schr Virginia, Gator, for Gosport Dry Dock, with
stone. .' WIN
schr New York, Graves, for New York, with
coal. "' "'i'
schr Iruac w Norris, Townsend, for New York.
with coal 10y
Lighter Virginia. Langley, for Turkey Island, with
Lighter Cato, -, for PETERSBURG, coal. so
Lighter Stranger, Watson, for Petersburg, with
coal and tobacco. % 800
Steamboat Columbus Turner for Baltimore, via
CITY Point d Norfolk, with tobacco, flour Sc puEscn-
Schr Arguuot, Trimming, for Boston, coal.
NORFOLK, April 93.--Ard, sehr Suson g. Ell
zabeth Brewer, Philadelphia, days. via the Cbesa-
Peake and Delaware Canal, bound TO Richnond.-.nut
in TO land merchadlzc. P''
Sailed, schr Susan e. Elizabeth, Brewer, for Rich
mODd.
From Hampton Roads, brig Adams HusbnoR. for
New York. 5. W
The schr Wallace, Nickerson, fin RiobroopJ. G,r
Boston, went to yesterday
The ship James Chopper, Gary, from up James
RIVER bound to Liverpool, down last night and
went to sea to-day.
NEW YORK, April 2I.--Arryed. schr Frco5or,
Roberts. 8 days4rom Richmond with coal, bound 10
Suugertics. 1 W
senr Fiag-oi, Truce, Steoman, 10 days from Rich
mond, with coal, bound to Albany
ochT hornet, Gould, from Richmond, and dnys
ron Cape Henry, with flour and tobacco.
Richmond, with -four, &c. '' nun
S'hr Amiiy' Rowland daysfrom Richmond, with
ochr Chesapeake, Bradley, II days from Rich
mond bound to Bridgeport.
PHILADELPHIA, April a2.--Cleared, sebr Ell.
eonor, Morss, for Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

ced on usey the trransmontanc vote, which would
no. now DC almost unanimous against it. He stated
that the war which would have ensued from the fail
urc 10 form a Constitution, would have been A civil
war, as contradistinguished from an actual wnr:
that though arms would not have been employed in
msrlase, YET ihe Jury aud evaporation Of the
arms as the men of the long robe tell us He said
the taxing power the most formidable engine of
tyranny at tho present day Tint oil the dcspotisms
OF TINS age wcro sustained by this power. He con.
suSre1 inc power as most to be dreaded when tic
body laying the tax had no community of interest
WIN the taxees He said that congregated bodies
mad no conscienccs multitudes no remorsc corpora
tons no SOULS and there was no socus penitentioc
among them. lie said that true repubiicunism was
IN golden means that as true religion was couitis-
iroo on the one hand, and fanat
lcls on the other, so true rcpubicunism was eouids
tant from iron despotism the one side and brnzon
democracy on the other. "Ibimus tu,issimus in mo-
olo. lie commended that mutual concession and
compromise were Indispensable to tho formation OF
all governments: that every man cannot have his
own way else there Wi, be no government Under
,hls consideration, with much conjunction and re-
luctance he had voted for the amended constitution
at tho Charlotte election. He urged a variety n r
arguments in favor Of the amended Constitution. viii,
his characteristic felicity and aptitude of illustration
Sc ne stated ina, tins was perhaps the closing
OF his political life, that he had grown grey in the
service of his constituents; and that ho viewed il IA
an honor to him in an unreasonable degree that i'm
the whole course Of his political life the people of
Prince Edward, had not once Withdrawn their conf
dcncc from him, and that the reflection which he
would carry with him, that his course in the late
convention, met their appreciation, would be the
sweetest balm, which could be administered to n
wounded spirit. wv
This outline is nothing like justice this mastery
speech. The most profound and dcath-Iike silence
prevailed In the whole assembly. and the audience
seemed to treasure up every word as it fell from the
mouth of the speaker. His action was admirably
suited TO the word His delivery was remarkably dis
tinct md clear.
The polls showed the result below. For the Con-
stitutlon 27l against it T. Dor the Legislature Col
Asa Dupuy, and James H. Dillon without oopositi ON
a Citi=en Of Prince Edicard.
Not in the last Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
From Me Winchester I,frriniau.

W Inc Telegraph says that il was not PnILIP T.
BARBOUR but John S. Barbour who recommended
MaJr Lee to the President. BY the way we per
ceIve, also, that the Editor of the Wing enters n
plea IN abatement as to JUICE MARSHALL He
says mat the Judges letter was addressed to Msjor
Lee, and not to the Presdcnt.-This we take to be
"a distinction without dfcrence"-at least without
substantial difference. 1.-THE letter was comment
datory one, or evinced any desire for MAR. Lees
succcss-and that much the Wing admits-it is GER
tamly matter of no sort of consequences whether
1t was addressed directly to the President, or ndi-
recty through MAR. Lee. It is obvious that it was
designed TO be used with the President in his behalf
and that 1t was used is not questioned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
RertDass oauU S9a1160.
MONDAY MoRNINt:, APnIL ae. 1870.

u we beg leave to remind the Housekeepcrs,
that many of them have not yet voted, who are cn,.
tied to do so, and that the polls for this city are
yet open. They are not worthy of the right, who
ate too Indifferent too INDECENT or afraid 10 exercise
IT, The Constitution is no, in danger, but why no,
give the ratification all the influence which great ma
ioritcs carry with them'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

u y meeting has been convened in the upper part
OF Cupeper, to concert TO procure the cs-
tabishment of new county, out of parts of Culpe.
per and Fauquicr. We wish success to the attempt,
and that the new county may be called Raleigh, af
ter the founder Of Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

IL New York papers of the 18th April, which
ought TO have reached the 18th, arrived ycster
day. 1.-THE 2othl They have probably lourneycd as
far South rs the Pedec, to see what the Nullifycrs
were about.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
FOR RENT.

And possession given lst May, tho up
Es!! per part Of the tenement, lately oeenn;sd
liiii by Mr. IL. II. Bancroft az an sno,hesar,,
Apply TO OTIS. On p s'rr
m 22-eawi'ir $1,000 W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
THE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April %.
Ashes have declined to S1I21 for Pots. The sales
OF Cotton have continued much as last week. Flour
has declined-The arrivals Yesterday and this morn
ing arc large from the South. BUYERS are .soff'
this morning, and holders to avoid putting in store
would be content to take S.. 500 lbs. Whalebonc
have been sold at s5 cts Freigirs still higher
Almost every ship in port is taken up Flour has
been shipped to Liverpool at 4s per bb and Cotton al
ga lilo There are no other changes The rem
erai appearance Of business is good.--[Jou Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

MARRIED.-on the 3oth ult. by the Rev. lob,
Lodor, Ambrose p. Hill, Esq. of Culpeper cor,nty.
to Mrs Lucy Bayliss of Shenandoah, widow of the
late John w. Bayss = -, - 'S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-06
Sx6GSah
from tie L~ychburg TIirginioa.

a CHALLENGE!-The gentleman who has III,
noh'r OF writing himself Secretary of Har.'
mas thrown Out a challenge in the Nashville Re.
puD'ican. IN the Bombastcs Furiosc vein. 7,
seems mat the correspondent of the Philadelph;a
T. :. Gazette had caused to be published in that
paper some rumors which we're aioa, in Wash.
!ington, relating to the modern NIars-such. FIR
Instance, as that Mr.. Eaton intended to exchange
the "ar Department for the more humble. hnt
the more lucrative. and certainly the mare an
P,roPr,ate station of beef and pork contractor to
the Choctaw md Chickasaw Indians. nm tbo;r
migration West of the Mississippi. When the
secretary saw this reflection upon his d;yn;tv ha
new into a terrible rage, and authorised the co,-
sequentlal .'ackaN Of the Nashville RepubIican
who kindly informs his readers thatbe bas hsen
recently ''much in the company of the Secret.
ry OF war to throw down his glove, and sound
a note OF defiance to the world. Who shall dare
TO cross HIN IN his wrath! Hear him:
Ut cannot be required or expected of the
secretary O War to investigte every auonv.
nous Islander that his cowardly calamniators NAV
'oI lortpi N the public prints. But We under.
axe 10 say IT any man of character. and res,on-
ipthls place or elsewhere, has auuht to
vi "n'ugnlng the purity,"-Gaye, the PURI.
.l- nohor and morality of the private i;f.
,I .ne integrity of the official conduct of Jobr n
:. al will have the courage and m]lnl,,ei.
= u1itahder bis own signature he will be no.
'ceu IL as he may deserve."!
, o.us. PERCUSSION locks and hair trirqers,-.
sna' a terrible fellow is this same secietary #
var! know not which most to admire VIZ
alor or rs discretion. And thea his endar,n.
ne Pot-.iilant Ed''or Of lie aerubiicsnI"Hea'
protect the wretch who ~pto,okes hi, anrsS