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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

Ns OTiCE.-Wil be sold for ready mooo,.
M TO the highest bidder at Campbell Com,
House on the i2ih day oil July next, 0t BEN
the Is, day OF Campbell County CourtA a cet
tain tract or Parcel of land, now in the occu.
pancy OF Benjamin Oliver, lying on both .ides
OF Falling hoad, IN said county. Containing l5o
acres, more or less, and joining the lands os
Richard Calleham, Richard ock, John Ian,
kins, dec, Elisha CaIIeham. Jesse Jenkins
Epraim Gardner and Thomas Daniel which
land was conveyed 10 me IN ,rus; b, BENJAMIN
Oliver and wife, for the benefi, OF Rchatd Cal.
lehs III and others, by deed of trust, dated the
ODD day of January. 1880, and duly recorded
in the County Court OF Campbell. The said
land or so much thereof as may be sufficient 4,
satisfy the objects OF SAID deed will be sold--
Selling as trustee. shall convey only such ,nln
ms rs vested in me as such by said deed.
JOSEPH DlNWlDDIE.
June IA ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

YNlOR SALE OR HIRE. two very likely Ne
groes, one about 81 or Do years of age,
who is an excellent house servant and cook
he other boy about Is or 10 years of age
Apply 10 >. & M. II. GAhLAND.
June Il Is
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Cash for Wheat.

VIZ will pay y. the best cash price for all
Mills. Persons wishing to engage their crops
will rlese call on us We will give them choice
OF several liberal propositions.
J.@' c. Z. LYNCH, & co.
July Is
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

DNHCIbHIb, IbI July
The parties interested IN thus cause will take
notice, thai have appointed "Wednesday the
8'h da, of SsplembeT neat. 10 commence the
accounts directed by the foregoing order Of
court, on which day II the hour OF nine o'clock
IN the morning, they aic tsqaned 10 attend at
INV office III this town with Their accounts, yOuch-
ers and copies OF court papers, prepared Tor
examination aud settlement.
l.. b. NORVELL. c.
.7uy 5 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
To the Heirs of Bartlett Hamm d.
late Of Georgia.

late Of Georgia.
<HAkE NOTICE THAT once NOR.
- TORN you that there Is legacy n u
hands left you by your Grandfather. sIe.b"yy
hdmm, late OF Amherst county, Virginia. 's .si
you are hereby called upon TO come forws,S
and receive The same. II supposed tina, I,e
children OF Bartlett Hamm were removed a,,o.
the death OF their Father, by their Grandf.t1a,
on the mothers side, from Georgia where The
said Bartlett resided, to aiahama,ot sor1e olba,
State JESSE BECK, one of Tho
ex'ors. OF Stephen Hamm de-
u The Huntsville Advocate will pvbsb II.
above one month and forward their account to
this office for payment.
Amherst county, June II I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
July 6

&NFlR6lNIA.-Ata Superior Court oi onal
v Gerry. holden NJ tine town OF Lynehburg,
on HE Goth day OF May 1880.
William Harris, sen. Henry Brown, lanes
@. bearing, Mars,one Clay and Pa'sey Bat
Der, Pits.
against
William l.. Lambeth, Eliza +. EGbols erecu.
tri1 Of Joseph Ecbols, decd. Washington Lam-
beth, Martin W. Davenport, John Rotledge,
Lynch Dhard IN his own right, aud the sad
Lynch Dillatd aud JOhn ward as executors Of
John Ward. decd. ChlswelI Dabney aud Sam
uel Iatdy, Drfs.
bembelh, Liza +. Echols, Washington Lam
beth, Martin ". Davenport and Samuel Iardy,
by counsel, to dissolve the Injunction awarded
the pdi IN this cause, on the 9Th day Of
April last, The coufi on consideration oil the bIIl
answers Of the defendants aud exhibits, and
after hearing counsel in opposition thereto, doth
reject the mslion, and dotb teier the account.
between the parties 10 one OF the commission
ers, VINO is directed to eA anime, state and settle
the same, aud make report thereof o the Cour',
with any matters special, stated, thought per-
sinenl by himself or required by the parties to
be so stated. And the cour, doth further or
der that the defendant Nllnam l.. Lambeth,
do alter due notice for Tint purpust attend
the commissioner who may lake the SAID dc
count, and answer m soIe m toIm such inter
fugatoues ms shall then aud there be propoun-
ded TO hun, touching the mat ers IN conllovcT'
sy ia this SUIT. Copy-lesir,
T.
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y " TITIfII =. -
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

Lynchburg, Isl July, 1880. }
The parties interested III this canse will take
notice that nave appointed FRIDAY The lolb day
oil September next 20 commence the acc0un's
directed by lin foregoing ofder Of court, on
WI ch day. at the hour Of niue o clock IN the
morning, they are required Ia attend At my
office, 10 this town, with their accounts, vonch
ers and copies OF court paper, prepared Tor
e examination and settlement.
+. b. NORVELL, Com.
July w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

a Last Of Letters remaining in Liberty Post OF
fce on The SON June. 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12

wIRGlNiA --A' Superior CouT1 q ,,'o
" Gerry holden at the iawn oil Lynchbnfg'
on the both day Of Nav. 1880.
Samuel Bransford, Augustine Lehwieh and
Timothy Fletcher, who sue, re well M the"
own behalf rs OF such oiher OF the creditors
of Oliver 1owies, j.. rs MAJ unite IN Tins SUM-
aud contribute 10 the Costs OF the same.
fllfs.
against
John B. Dabapy. admr. of Oliver To~les, jr.
dec. The sand Jahn Is. Dabaey and EiizabeIh
his wife. Agatha Towles, widow and reliet 81
the .,d Oliver fowles, jr. deceased, Landon =
R,ves a. Maria hls wife, Oliver W. Tosles, WIN.
b. Towle,. Thomas II. Tnsss, John To"lrs'
CatOIns NJ. Iowles aud Alfred Iowles. The
last four inlsnis by Commissioned benasb,
specially assigned lheir guardian Delts.
This cause came on this day TO be heard on
the hill, answer OF the defendants Thomas II.
Toules John iowles, Caroline VI. Io"les ana
Alfred Towlf8, exhibits, the subpoena awafdrn
therein, on the sixth day oil september, one
thousand eight hundred and tweniy ei8hi,
which sppears 10 have been Only served on the
defendants, john b. Dabnry and Elizabeth his
wife. Agatha IowleS. Landon {. Htves aud
Maria his " life, and Willlnm Il. Iowles. and
tho order Of publication against The defendant.
Oliver w. Towles, Of the third day OF Novem'
her, one thousand aight bundled aud twenty
eight. which appearS 10 have been duly pub
lIshed, and was argued by counsel. on con
slderaIon whereof The court doth order mat
one Of It's commissioners do take an account OF
The administration Of the estate of Oliver
rowles, jr. dec. also an account Of tue real rs.
tate OF which the said Oliver Iowlc., IT. died,
seized and possessed, and The rcnls and prom"
thereof, from the tine of the death III the sald
Oliver IowIes. j. 10 The time Of taking sad
al count, aud make report thereof TO The eou'L
with auy matters specially stated, thought per
inenr by himself, OF required by the parties TO
be ~ stated. A COpy-lesIe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-12
NAY MANUEACTONY.

FENHE Subscribers inform their customers
III and the public generally, that they have
on hand an extensive assortment Of HATS o
every description, which tor elegance and d.
rabity. being manufactured by first rate work
men under their own inspection, they viii
warrant equal to any in the State, and which
they arc determined TO sell atunusvally low pri-
ces. They therefore invite country merchants
and their customers in general 10 call and ex-
anime this fine assortment before they pur-
chase elsewhere. All orders will be attended
70 with the strctest punctuaiy. at the sign eli
the six Hats, three doors from the Market house
On Bank square.
DINKLE & RUMBOUGH.
~ We have Just received from Philadp'-
pbia, splendid assortment OF ShelmerdDe's
black and white Beaver Hats, latest fashion,
superior TO any thing of tha, kind offered be-
fore in this market. Also considerable qua,
ti'y Of Musk Raj Skins and trimming for Hats.
Country Hatlers are invited 10 call.
ID. r.
June 81 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30
From, the National futel,igenc.r os Ipr1uesSo,,

from the -sdtonnt fafeihgencsr Of HF1HeSddy
The Debate continues in the Senate with interest
MI Uooster occupied the Hnor
Tor motion for adjournment Hc will to-day we
presume, and although there be gentlemen
prepared speak doubt whether debate wdo enopb
(eaven knows in ats scope will be OF corresponding length
hecome any more interesting another Geld found
Tor Ut for already the Ladies' for ordinary 40
eommodaIon have usped the places the members " the
Senate Phey did no yesterday, after invading their sanct
take the Senators by their venerable boards the inva
ders Of Senate of old did, hut they certainly drove
them their chairs "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

W NbHfNWIUNs FtH IUIh, 1910,
"Mr Van Buren hos his Hobbis, and wbv NAV not
Mr.. Calhoun have hobby aso' Mr. Bcnton has
boon aspiduously toiIing fr several yea,s maj
70 curry his graduating scheme into effect Wthopf
fully investigating tho subject, II las Become souc.
what popular at the wcst and is well calculated 10
enlist The spectators, and tboss whs have vaitcd fer
years in ilcness "fOr tho falling Of tho skies ina,
they night each larks" Indeed very rptnv iud..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-30

~ Thursday considerable sharp shooting took Mace the
". .ePo'l OF which we find ~ tie National journal
~ I,e resolution offered by Mr. Foot taken up.
Ioe,uon Icing on its Indefinite posponomeui Mir web.
'''sge''ch 10 he s'o'5 bc noavoidafy absent drns fe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08
Wool
subscriber Informs his friends and the public
Il generally, thatth-
C.7RDING MACHINE

C.7RDING M.4CHTNE
is now in complete order for carding Wool into rolls, at
his oil .AR. Fairfax county, Virginia, on the GravelRoad
leading from Washington to the Little River Turnpike
distance from Alexandra, Washington and George
town about 6 miles. The Wool should be well washed
and picked-in some instances, heretofore, this has
been too much neglected for the carder to give that
satisfaction which would be desirable.
The csrder will find the oil and pu: it OF, as it i. es-
sentislly necessary that it should be carded Immediately
after
The price for carding plain wool, eight cents, and
mixed. ten cents per pound. Wool will also be card
ell into bats for Hatters' use, for four cents per pound.
Cardingt to be paid for when taken away.
may 25-2aw4w< JOH SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

The National Intelligencer has a lengthy emu
meratlOn OfTHISGs LEFT OUT UNDoNE bv the last
session of Congress. Let us all be grateful that
the nation is not included in the list. S. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-08

We understand, says the Norfolk Beacon, that
the new sloop of war Concord, Capt. Perry, ht-
ting out at Portsmouth, N. II. has been order
ed to repair to Hampton Roads by the 18th June
for the purpose Of receiving on board the Hon.
JOIN RAyDoLPH, Minister to Russia,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13

tativcs Of ;hcptope, in Assembly, ouabt to be free;
and that all men, having sufficient evidence of per-
maucnt common interest with. and alta chmcpt to-
the community, have the right of suffrage, and can
be taxed deprived OF their property for public
USES without their consent, that of their re-
representatives. so elected, nor bound by any law to
which they have not, in like manner assentel, for
the public good.
2. That all power Of suspcnding laws or the cX-
ccuion OF laws, by any authority without consent of
the representatives ofthe people, s injurious to their
rights, and ought not to be exercised.
o. That, IN all capital or criminal prosecutions a
man hath right to demand the cause and nature of
his accusation, to be confronted with the nccusers
and witnesses, to call for evidence in his favor, and
to speedy trial BY impartial jury of his vicinage.
without whose unanimous consent, he cannot be
found guilty; nor can he be compelled to give ev-
dence against himself; thu! no man be deprived of
his liberty except by the law of the land, the udg-
ment of his peers.
O. That excessive bail ought no, to be required,
nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual
punishment inflicted.
10. That general warrants, whereby an officer or
messenger may be commanded to search suspec, ed
places without evidence of fact committed or 10
seize any person persons not named or whose Of
fence is not particularly described ard supported by
evidence, are grievous and oppressive, andought not
to be granted.
II. That, in controversies rcsncctinr property,
and IN suits between and man, the ancient trial
by Jury is preferable to any other and ought 10 be
held sacred
IL nat inc freedom OF tue press Is one OF the
great bIiwarks oflbcry, and never be restrain
ed but by despotic governments.
10. That well regulated militia, composed Of
tho body of the people, trained to arms is the pro-
per- natural and safe defence Of free State; that
standing armies, in timc of peace, shou che avoided
as dangerous 10 liberty; and that IL al cases the
military should nc under strict subordination TO- and
governed by, the civil power.
Ii. That the people have right to uniform cov-
crnmen; and therefore, that government separate
from, or independent of The government of Pirsin
"a, ought to DC erected established ythin Che lin,
It's th0-cof.
IS. That no free government. or de blessing of
liberty can DC preserved to any people, but by a
hrm adherence TO justice, moderation, temperance,
i'ugaty, and virtue, and by frequent recurrence to
fundamental principles
10 That religion, or the 9Utv which We owe to
cur Creator, and the manner OF discharging it, can
6e dn0:ted only by reason ard conviction, not BY
force o violence; and therefore all men are equally
entitled to the free exercise of religion, according to
the dictates OF conscience; and that it is the mutual
duty OF all TO practice Christian oIbcarancc love g.
charity towards each ether.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13
CHOICE GOODS.

TEEAVY Jet, and blue, black Italian Lustriurs
IL n Blue. black double chain Avignon horences
Jet and blue, black Gro dc hides
Faron, drob, and led coored do.
Blue and jet black, aud assorted colorcd Gro dc
Maps
Black, white, and assorted colors French satirIs
81 English, and French Cd black bombazincs
A IL o. black Italian crapes-broad selvaged
Black Mandarin crapes-smooih and glossy
Sc d 40 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine Cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milled blue, black, and mixed cHssi-
meres
Buff, white, light and dark drab DO.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmcrctts, for veshr
Black drab, crimson, and brown silk velvets
Figured black and coored velvet vestinrs
6-3, Q IL 1914 damaskS and diapers
Cd Irsh and j0-4 real Russia sheetiur
81 s, 7-8 long lawns
7-8 g. A. Irish linens. soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised and coEured
borders
Linen cambriCs
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver DO
German 81 English black & white silk hose
White embossed silk DO.
Black, white. and crimson Merino scarfs
Dark blue, and cashmere do
Rich cause scarIs, crimson blue, straw, PINK, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
Brazilian turn back neck tuck, and side Do.
:, Madame Cantello's corscts-all numbers
Mems camblct and plain cloaks
Womens Mcrino cloth DO.
A good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently recexcd for sale at the lowest market prices
By Z. & Il. JAMES, x Co.
dec 10 JNrrhet SJ'f1re.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13
BILL OF RIGHTS

n Declaration IF Rights made by The Representatives
9fMe good People y VtrgiAia, assembled in Ci!ll
GIml free Conrenlion; which rights do pertain tn
tfen, and their P7ste'ity, as lie basis an jou7llt-
tNa Of Government
Unanimously adopted June f2b, 177G1
J. LAat all men are by nature equally free and
independent, and have certain Inherent rights. Of
which when they enter into n state Of society," thew
cannot by any compact, deprive or diycst their pos
terty; namely, The enjoyment Of life and liberty,
with the means OF acquiring and possessing property
ana pursuing and obtaining happiness and safety.
2 That all power IS vested in, and conscuae ntly
deT7ed from The people; that Magistrates are their
trustees and servants aud at oil times amcnoblo to
item.
,. That roycfnmcnt is, OF ourht to be- instituted
for the bencli,, protection and security Of
the people. nation or community: Of al he various
trodes and forms of government that is best which
IS coFlb'c II producing he greatest degree Of hap
Piness and sHieY and rs most ciiPctuaily eneure!
TgJunG thc danger OF lal-adninistraLIon; and that
"heA uny government shall be found inadequate or
contrary 10 these purposes majority Of tho commu-
luly hath Az indubtaJic, uuacna be- and ndcfcnshlo
TBt' 10 fei'fn alter, or abolish il, in such manner
a. shall be Judged most conducive 10 the publc veal
d. ihai 40 mon, or sol Of mcr, arc entitled 10 OK
elusive OK separate cnoumcDis or PRIVILEGES from
TIC community, but m consideration Of DuLlic earvi-
ces which noi being GcacoHdablr, neither or,,b, ,b
oaices Of Magistrate, Legislator, or Judge, to be-
hereditary.
s. That the Legislative and Executive poyyeys NJ
Ce Stale should be separate and distinct from hc
Iudiciay and that the membcrs of the tgo first NAV
he restrained from oppression, by feeling and partci-
paiing the bGrhcns OF the people, they should, Of
fixed periods be reduced to private station return
into that body from which they were originally Laken
and the vacancies be supplied by frequent, certain.
NRd regular elections, in which all or any part Of the
former moJmbers, TO be again eligible. or nelirihle
as the laws shall direct.
q, That elections of members to serve asreprescn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13
GRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS

RhANNTSS, SUN d BItOIHEttS
Haze receiVcd a fres4 supply gf
n AIDES fashionable bronssfiippers, much hy,In.
"a soTner than the others
Indies party dancing slippers, made of asinr
which have been much admired for their Geauty
and ease of fitting
Lrrnes goatskIn slippers and walking Shoes, tic
tcles much called for
Vogether with an entire article Of ladies' last
lug slippers, made with moe; weits, for walking
ian Corner 0f .Hrin and I4ti Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13
ID. BRrcGs,
secretary 9C me Conreniiop.
SCTEDITT. r.


Ordered, th1t the roll cor,nini,,. ,to In
amended constitution adopted by this Convention g.
Cy nsgOnh,ted to the people of this commonWn ojl,
Gi uI., Iotlhcaton or rejection he enoo,,d by tL,
c,y w case proper for IT, preservation and
State. ''' VI IDo CNuHcll OF
ORDERED, that The Secretary do cause the Journals
m NC proceedings Of THIS Convention to be fairly
h ".'Iu III wei bound book and ollcr the sasrc
"ndH nave boon signed by Tho President and Secrc
,uIy. ha' nc deposit the same, Together with all The
o'IeHui documents in the possession Of the Con,cu-
roI ana connected with is proceedings sp,ono tj,
nrcmnVcs Of thc Council OF State, and further TIM,
hc cause 10 printed copies 10 be woll bonnd a,S
deposited IN tic Public Library '"u
Ordered, TINT the President of tho Convcr,io, IL
ccc.lhy tue copy Of tho amended Consiitnto,, 20
nc uencral assembly now in session. and thai tho
1enctaI Assembly be, and they are hereby rco',os,J
10 mase any additional provisions by law which ma
S U u1Gso,y and proper for submitting tho sano ~
INC V0,eTs thereby qualified 10 vote for ,cr,hnrs 20
eu uoneral Assembly, at The next Nnr cbo.,So Vi
81 TOT OF CANNING the government under tho $500,
led tysIrii vUters, ~ "PPloVeu AMI bu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13
By tie @,
BY tie Governor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

NV NEREAS the Convention which assembled in
w the city of Richmond, on the first Monday in
October, 1929 ,,2ursuant to law to consider discuss
apd propose new Constitution, or alterations and
amendments to the existing Constitution of this Com
agreed upon an amended Constitution or form of Go.
Pernment he submitted to the people, and TO be by
them ratified or reiected-I, William b. Giles Go
vernon, have thought proper, by and with the advice
OF the Council OF State, to make proclamation, and
do now hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
did, the 18th day Of January, in this present wear
1880, adjourn sine die-and do direct that the said
amended Constitution or form Of Government for this
Commonwealth, shall bo published once a week for
three successive mOnths, together with this proca-
matIon, in such newspapers as by advice of Council
we're directed TO publish the Act Of the General
Assembly of Virginia, to organize a Convention.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
tSgAL.l the seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
mond, this 9Th day Of January, 1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

all their fine manuers: and troth my blood DeSa"
to rise. and sails |. BY my sowill 1T was y"" VA,
in dis,hrss' saws |. land if it was to old lreiath
van KEN. it's nor ONLY the grldiron they'd give
Won. if you'd ax'd il. but something to put an !,
roo. and the drop o dhrink into the bargain. ana
ceaa mile fuii,e' Well, the words ceaa "ihe par
te seemed to strike his heart. and the onid chaP
turned his ear. and 50 thought I'D give 'i" an
other offer. and make him sensible at last ana 80
,says l. wonst more. quite slow that ne mis''' .h-
derstand, Parly--vOo-FrOngsay. inun-ee':
We munseer,' saws he; then LEND me The h'0i
of Il rridiron.' saws |, and bad luck I" YOU =
We'll, bad win TO the bit of it he'd ~ me ana
the ould chap begins bo"in, and scrapIh. ana
said something or other about long Tong
phoo.-tu the di.il pitch Yourself and your
tonys.' saws |. i don't want tongs at all at all;
b,it can't YOU hten TO rayson.' SAYS |. Parry
Won Fronnsay.' Wee munseer.' Then thun-
der and and turf. IN yon brit me me lion q I"
grid iro,,-and how'd Your pra'e.' Well What
would you think but he shook his ould noddjr as
much a, to say he wouldn't; and 81 says /, Bad
lurk Ia the likes % that ! ever secn--troih u
YOU wor in nv country it's not that away they Il
use YOU: the curse of the crows an Voh. Won
ouid sinner says 7. the divii longer III dark
en- yonr door 80 nc seen was vex'd. and
thoi1,ht, as was turning away, seen him be-
gin to relint and that his conscience throab!rd
hun; and saws /. turi,in' back. We'll, I'll give
one chance more You nnd thief: are you chris
tan at AL at al? are ynu furriner!' SAYS l..
that all the world calls so P,i'e: bad luck 10
YOU. do Won understand yoG' oWn language.
Party WOO Frou%sar, saws !; We munscer,..
spys he. ''Ehca blood AUD ems. SAYS |. WI
you Hnd ne re i,m ofr @ridifoa? We'll SIR.
The divil r.rcr,e he BIT Of it he'd =! mc--a"d
ou!d ncga'ly vilIian,' SAYS I: The ba,k o'my
hand and Inc soul o my tut TO vnu. that you may
want s,idiron Yourself vet. SAYS !. sand where
yer o. high and low, ,iyh and poor shall hear
q yo:r.' saws |; and with that left them there,
sir. am; ken away-aud IN tro,h it's often scnce,
that I Mough That IL ras remarkable"
Same justification of Paddy's touching the
French nenieads.