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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03
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FROM NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. sNn nu,i'''+
- FRESH SUFPll ~
80 Medicines. Drugs, I've
8S StnGs, Paints, Pcfiu"ff%
.AA Bronzes. &c &C.
SgTE invite ,i,e attention OF Hrac'itio"er' o.
W who may wish to avail them'elfes %. 81.
tunty TO Try the effect and virtue OF The i"''N'
French preparations of Physic or Vegetable - ~.
Supuiine sulphate morphine, acetate u'o. P.'..'
tine emetine, rhubarbarnc. pipcrre, 'na '-.''.
croton oil AMI extract basam co?a''a "'
ent forms Of manipulation or prepsTa'1cn '
dicines for use, are kept on hand toSf'"er We
tions for the manner of empiol ing u'm Jul ,,
DR. Maendic's Forlnulary Of propagation ''. %. A..
;rstion of those new remedies, can also ne "1,i" Il
La Barrague's Ciornre Of the D'' :
.SOdium. ,-.
From numerous expe rimenis of the most 'A' j.. 80
Of science, followed by certain success. u
this clorure is preservative against the o''"' 5,
ofl,tcnt diseases yellow fever, small poy, ''uo'
and against all contagious and epidemic i,r
remedy against the bite of the mad dos "'o w. 81
penis; al,inst ulcers Of long standing .,+
rot ~ hospitals, degenerate burns, Old y, a,
corrodng letters. cancers, csrbuncies, ar'H
dICei Ob ekilh ifoll sS"Nio' - 3D..
lection Of puirid animal dccompo>ing es''JJ', .
ter. Instructions Tor using the CloruEe OF N l,,
dunn, including ALI, various Applications 81
can DC had.
CAioride If Lime. ..,,
Instructions will be given for IFS uses ~ -
silk, cotton. or linen goods, such as caps Jre
sheeings, eghorns. orany other article OF "'''
Dye .StuGs CC att hinds, Fl.
Consisting of logwood, hschewood, TenS,li ~
wood Brasilet,o wood fis,ics, cochinesl' y, d
meric. indigo. &c The dye-woods chippe" ,f,s5|
afford cheap by the barrel a. they can Dc 80
in any city to the north We will give %G".a,,.s+|
rectons for J.ing any color to those %ho l''D ,ks:
their custom, with reasons why tbs! tan ~ ''
good color, so it Gamble corrected. INN
The following articles u Pa"'I5 ""'
(umery; ,r,,,.
Yellow chrome, drop lake, rose pink eau ,..,
antique oil, variety pomatum, in pots 4nr -
CAESAR oil, vegetable rouge, pearl powder 80 q
soap. rose soap. &C.; yeiIo", pale yellow
and green bronzes.
Superior Blocking PASTE -, ~,
Warranted equal to any in the "of'H. .-,-la'
whose motto is :" Economy, 1--WE can rccy.'.l .j.a
Backing. as retsningits polish, sot'en;nE -. ,.
aud not causing it to crack, as most Is" 'r..siag
blackng does Il has the advantage q
the leather whether wet or dry. tol So, :, G.
now WHEnAN hF'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03

n y. This Ointment, which is highly valuable an.
pcation for frost bites, burns, scais and women's
swelied breasts is put up in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed, with directions
how use Il The proprietor wishes it to be o5serv-
ed that order to its virtues persons using
it sill cork il again. keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities No agent receives them IN any
other way than being well corSed and sealed
3GENTS:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist Pr. 3renue, Washington.
=. LEVITT,
Druggist, Pa .7uenue, " Gshington.
mo. LITTLE.
Druggist, GedrgetO,cn.
MESSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port IJbacco.
NJ. GRIFFIN,
may s P,scata,cay and Nottingham
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03
Fare yedueeA W five Doitars!

Wiachester s. ,2ierandri0 MINT Stage,
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH IN oNE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03
IVY Gooas.
ROBERT Il a II r Y

ggAs just received his old stand opposite Jonathan
4 Butcher. Hardware store, well selected assor'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-03
iveWunAved dollars Reward
STOP THE THIEE!
.STOP THE

ID ANAW Ay from the subscriber. living near oPpe'
/ = vile, fauquier county, Nngima; on 'ne Low"
1929, negro man (wagoner) named
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
FoR TIE yYHiG.

Fhls institution will in ali probability he re. char,
teiea. PROBABLY the condition of the country RE-
qoiIes mat 1t Should be- individually have no
oDJectlon that the charter should he exfended fr,
eight, or even ten years. But feel surorise ,ha.
cannot express, that the House of Delesates sbonJ
nave ordered he bill to be engrossed with its ,reser
provisions Can 1t have been known TINT the Ku,,i
Is not only the largest money doaler-but one of Nh.
got the Gerry largest landlord In VY,e,h,s.
lha IN Iact the relation Of tenant and landlord in
ana creditor-that the Banks in Richmond have thor
regular agents tor renting out and colectne their
ents-nat the system Is organized by the Ranks r.,
acquire the SOIL of the CITY, not merely to secnYr
their deots, and IN payment of them but as ue,,
o,t"ens 0cqufsa'on-for 1t may be safely asked.
f a., mas any Oh the real estate" acquired by either
OF me Banks by absolute conveyance with ont.
eAcep'lon,) been again sold, or brought into the
market for sale: Will then the General Assemble;
pei nit TINS most obnoxious and odious power to III.
retained by any corporation, whether 1t shall he
caied Bank or by any other manner l cntreat the
Hehefai Assembly to save from not merely what
some call oncd arstocracy but from TINT heay{er
curse, great nd-iobbing corporation. which rar-
res OH It's operations by authority of law ard whicf,
sooner or later, will make Of US its tenants Nd
one OBJECTS that the Bank may receive real pronerr
as security or In discharge Of the debts due To IT.,
out surely the Legislature should provide some time
~lthin which the Bank should cease In hold -
within which it should be sold-or tn nrov;,e tha, th
ank should at no time hold in its own rioYt and nd
ies absolute property, then limited amoun &c
res estate. A' "a
Nhese suggestions are made from no hostile fasI;n,
TO the Bank But let the records of this citv h.,
c"ainneu, and they will exhibit most fearful ad-
III sne acquisition OF real estate by the Banks
Within lew years. Ought it not to be prevente in
the new charter And does it not now pnrazf veya,
n.uch the Improvement of this and other cities il,
Virginia? ONE OF THE pEf,pT ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12

BoR TIE WHtti
IL tie mountains aDy, thy fg sgy lrd things os ,nso
RI. 1oyaa mn, .. TEnHtScl.
what ne hath vowed so ferventII7
should all the world, I'd answer nay,
lie can love, save only pe.
They say-but why should brood OR
p. a tale should even angels tell
not belleve,--nay, speak no rnore
His only word contents me well.
Ihey say he hath stubborn soul.
a heart Of gloom or gaddy eiee,
waywardness beyond contreI.
But It's enough,-be loves but me.
MI, WITH A RING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 1880.

:
" he GossTITUTioNAL " UIC ~ published vice a
week, tuesdays and FrldsysJ at Eve dollars PEI ain
NUN, pal ablc in advance.
% For adverising75 cents square Cor lezs) Gor the
hrst insertion, and 80 for ca - connus pce.Iis
number OF insertions be NOTED the MS otherwise
'ney WIZ be continued and cha Tgoyi accordingly.
" AL letters to the Editors post pa i'd or Grew
viii receive attention.
" Notes Of chartered speci1 paying Banks Of any nc
the states viii be received in payment for suScrfrop IN
the WING, though Virginia u. States Bank Notes would
be preferred; and remiitsn0ys be made through t
Post Ofice at the risk tbs Bitors
u Previous discoIYtinuance Of the uauer all ~,
earages must be paid up. And those who NAV visit 10
d'sco"Iinue' will notify . Edtorsto ti,a effect II least
1hir1y days before tbe ~ led expii6s r which ey st6-
Scr jhed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-12
Sfo5lG
MaioritY east of the rilne. onlu
1920


how far his estimate Is entitled to your confidence
BY resolution adopted October It'll, the Auditor
requested TO prepare and lay before the conven
ton statement OF the free White population of each
county in 1890, far ne could deduce the same
by comparison of the white tithables and the entire
white population II the years 1902, 1870 and 1920
Ia other words, the Auditor having, or being suppo-
sed to have IN his office correct return list of the
White tthabes IN the respective counties in each OF
the years above mentioned, and having q correct re
turn OF the total white population of the counties in
the years, made By The United States officers
who took the census, requested to ascertain the
proportion which the white tithables bore to tie
whole white population IN each of those years And
having or being supposed to have also correct re-
Iurn list of the white tithables III each county il,
1920, he requested 10 state the white population
cfeach county in 1929 by assuming that bore tie
proportion to the white tithabes IN 1929 which
it did In the years when the proportion vas actually
uscertained BY the census It is obvious the the COR
rectness OF any estimate formed IN this Way most de-
pend the accuracy Of the returns or lists of ttla
bles annually made to the Auditor. That they were
not accurate might haze been inferred priOri from
the notorious carclessne:s or inconlpetency of rnnnv
of the officers on whom This duty is imposed. But on
this subject not left to conjecture. For the
Auditor himself states in his report that s'te white
and slave tthables have been III some instances sup.
Piled by conjecture, the returns beUr imperfect or
altogether wGBtiug "-and that there are so many
probable errors N the d.iG upon which the poD.ia-
ton OF 1929 Is estimated that lie entcrtains consider
able doubts of lis correctness IL these doubts re-
CURED any cOrfoboratIOn, II would be found III the
tact, that l4oudOn one OF the most prosperous couu
Ties III the State ascoTtaned by the census OF 1920 to
have then cont3ined white population Of GfAI is
estimated 10 1929 to contain 1900 only ind In The
farther fact that the Allegheny country whose
actual increase from 1890 TO t&00 was So Sd FER
cent. from 500 to 1910 ~ per cent. from tHtO To
1920 27 per cent, and whose Increase, In the same
diminishing ratio, from 1920 to 1880 would be . 80
per cont only. is estimated by the report have &c.
tIaiv Increased 30 per cent in tic last niuc years
winch IS aquvai'nt % about 20 per cent. liz ten
III fgfp sr.t 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07
Extract of a letter, dated

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. ).
b. Marigny's eldest Gustavus was killed in n
duel 10 days ago by young Lsnusse. They fought
ten minutes with the small sword, then resortcl to
pistols exchanged shots without effect, and again
renewed the small sword After few thrusts they
were both wounded. Lanusse dangerously and Ma
rigny morally. He died a few moments after re-
he wound
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Cumberland, at
their Courthouse, on Monday, the 22d Nov. 1880,
pursuant to public notice,
On motion, Capt. John Miller was called to the
Chair.
The object of he meeting was explained by Ran
dOoh HARRISON Esq. and committee was appointed
consisting Of Randolph Harrison. John Page 10
seph Fuqua, Edward u. Darlington, Thomas Boz
she-. Sephen w Trent. Allen Wilson, John p
Wilson. Alexander Trent and John Daniel.
On motion, the Chairman was added to the Com
mittee.
The Committee, after retiring for some time, re-
ported the following Memorial AID Resolutions:
TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
The ,Memoriai Of The CuHjy1t0rs Of Tobacco, in an
tie counties bordering upon lance RiCer Gad sts
branches:
Your Mcmoraliss approach your Honorable Bo~
dy with such feelings, they proud o believe.
would 6ll the bosoms Of VirgiDians under similar
circumstances, in whatever quarter Of the State they
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07

Charles NJ FuT30n has been elected Master Equity
and Maurice SnDous, Register of MeSne Conveyance.
The election of Senator Congress occupies a,,en
tion Gov Miller and Judge Smith in opposition and II
considered doubtful which will be elected On the question Of
Convention, however certain that MAORI
~ cannot he obtained There disposition make
cry thing party and have little doubt that week,
door keeper IS to be elected, enquiry will be made
whether he is for or against Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07

We believe that the article banks and currency,
in the forthcoming number ofthe American Quarter
ly Review, contains important and hentc in
formation these topics than has heretofore been
comprised in any single treatise. 1t aScribcd to
the on Of Mr.. GallaiIn, whose experience, know
ledge and abilities, cui; all bis opinions and reason
lngs to the utmost wcight.U S. Gas.
1t is said in the New York Journal Of Commerce,
that the banks OF that cty have nov OF hand seven
in from all quarters. The vaults arc already over
flowing, and Of the banks will soon be
PEELED to rent larger accommodations IN which to
store their redundant barrels of dollars. The legal
interest this Of 9ir capital would be almost
half million annually Phil. Inquirer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Joseph Friend tn be Receiver ct Public Moneys
for The District Of Lends subject to sale at Ouachita,
in the State of Louisiana Henry Bray, removed.
John NJ. MCala 10 be designated Collec or of
Internal Revenue and Direct Tax, for the State of
Kentucky
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07

V51 'oll1wiUg 90 ~ dr1wn UuH'b-fs N ~
GINA s. Lottery n .:
q 70 80 a3 46 81 As Sc II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
Thomas Hagarty

pESpfC1 FULL informs the inhabitants of Alex.
IL andria and it's vicinity, thst he will open SEMI.
NARY. for the education OF young Gentlemen, on The
Yth instant, II his dwellnghouse on Duke-street u
more suitable situation be procured, The Soho.
lastic course will comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages Logic, Metaphysics. Hbeto-
RIGS. floctiou and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with the use OF tho
mans and globes, Mathematics Arithmetic fitng, &C.
The advertiser from his 'ong experience in teaching,
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen tor I'M.
yersities and both in Europe and this Dis.
trct, trusts he will give general satisfaction lie
pledges himself that his utmost exerlions will be nsec
in facilitating the literary improvement OF the pupils
who may be committed to his care.
information concerning +. HIS capabiiiy, acquire
ments and discipline, as Teacher, may be learned by
applying TO Maj. Gen. Mscomb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM $ Nicolls. E>qs Col Fow.
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgetosni John Boyle, OF
The Navy Department., John ycLeod, Principal o' the
Central Academy Washington City; and i'anp Began,
Esu Alexandra. Terms be sscerained by in9uir-
lug of T. n. at his residence on Duke street.
N. b Since the foregoing in type, the building,
on Prince street. used. at present, place OF wor.
seip by the Society Of Reformed Metiodist has been
obtained b, the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified.
dec do. Clawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

81 AN ESsAcEp."- The following is au ex-
tract from the &c Journal Of The Tour Of La
Fayeue in America" written by Mr.. Levas.
seur, his secretary;
"The American ladies are no, more remark
able Tor 'hei, severe conjugsl fidelity, than the
girls are foi The constaney OF their engagements.
Al parties thaye often had young ladies' point
ed out TO me OF eighteen or nineteen, who had
been engaged, and Of whose future husbands,
one was In Europe pursuing his studies, ano>
'hrr in China, attending 10 commercial bust
hess, and third dangerously employed in the
whale fshery, IN he most distant seas.
Young girls thus engaged. hold the middle
place in society between their still disengaged
companions and the married ladies They
have already lost some Of the thoughtless gai-
ETY. OF the former, and assumed slight tinge
OF the other. The Numerous aspirants, desig>
mated here by the name of beaur, which at 6rst
surrounded iheP, and were received Until a
choice was made, sill bestowed upon them de-
lica,e alterations, but BY no means SO particular
as formerly, amd should one of them, either
from ignorance or obstinate hopes, persist in
Offering his heart and hand, the answer Is | am
engaged" given with sweet frankness and
an indulgrnt smile, soon destroys all his Thu
sions, wi'hou, woundine his pride Engage
men,s OF this sort, preceding marriage, are We
~ common, no, only in New York, bat ,hro'-
out he United States, and il is exceedingly
rare that they are not fulfilled with religious
6deliiy Public opinion is very severe en- this
poin', aud does no, spare either Of the two par.
ties which may dispose Of themselves without
the consent Of he o,her."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
From tie NorjaR BEACON Wednesday january l3

From. tie NrjaG BEACON Wednesday January i3.
TX PRESIDENT AoSaoE--T ais vrnera'ed
lal-ar-h Of he Republic, may be- expected
fsr, brrw, en- 6 AID o., lock tois mor"ing.-
Wessw ea>ua.ly, last evening, a letter from
bis own han !, addressed 20 Com Barron, dated
MONDAY, J p VI on board steam boat Poo
ma, q Pilot OF Shoals, announcing that hi
lad ltit Richmond thu preceding day with .
psr. Of hi, family for Washington, and iha
10, boat having run ashore, they had been since
ts.igsd there. They expected to gr' OH the
lex tel., bu, as there was no certainty Of
il md his health was We, very feeble, he re-
ov.,,el the la,o, OF the Commodore 10 send
such as,js anCe as would ensure ~, or convey
lnem Norfolk lnmr diately upon receipt al
Inc ls,'rr, the Commodore nade arrangements
With the pioprie,ors of he steam bosr Hump
ba, Cap. SKLDsS, To leave here a, soon as prac-
lcsblr after her arrival from Hampton, to con,
yey the good old Prrsid-nr aud family TO our
own, where h. vii find every comfort and ac-
commodsiisn required by his impsi'ed health.
The Hampton lef here al o'clock las
nigh, with Con, Barron and few friends 10
escort the TX P,e>idenI 10 this place.
P So O'Clock, A M.--rhe Seam b. al
Hampton, with The Ex PaEsiDENT, his daugh'
ter Mrs Hay end another OF rs family, ami
we'd NeIs about fifteen minu es since He is
much ind,'po>ed The hamp on !rfi poin' OF
Shoals 80 miirs up James River al IL o'clock
iaN night when the Potomac was still ashore,
aud 50 high on the >hoal, tina, il was doub,fsl
Uhra she would get Of. She would have the
a's'S4"cs Of lighters in the morning 10 light
IN hei.
The Ex'presideut aud family will proceed
rafy his morning to the rss:denCe OF Com.
BARRON, at the Navy Yard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

and talent :affirm that man 10 never sentenced
To death; hui presu it the man is con-
demned 20 receive that which human nature
eanno, survive, II smosnts 20 nearly the same
thing Far instance. in 1926, Tssanrok, a
man who had been guilty efmafder, and who
justly meri,ed death, was condemned before q
military tribunal 10 receive $4,000 strokes OF
the sticks, running The gauntlet through thou
sand man fifteen times.
The Empress-mo' her, with this, mercifui dis
position she ever manifested, .(for never was
there since he creation Of the world, milder,
more excellent, or feeling woman,) solicited,
and not in vain, that the culpri, nigh, be par
doned some of the Punishment, upon which
five thou sand lashes were reduced. The man
fell down d, the reception Of FIVE hLr-
dred he again rose, and received hundred
more, when he sank again; he was then lashed
in wheelbarrow ana received tie rest. al
though he was perfectly dad before thou.
sand had been administered. - anecdotes Of
R,.ssia. ir the Ne,o Afonihiy Magasne
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
Coon MoaAIs AND Goob MAxxnns.

Coon MoRALs AND Goob MANNERS Great
efforts are made topromote intellectual improve
ment. /, were 10 he wished that more chor' S
were made TO ,escs good morals and COED man :
iieyS A man cannot walk out OF church on
the Sabbath withou, being annoyed aud almost
pushed hradlong by boys, VIII" rush for
ward 10 get before their seniors. Parents
ought ,os.each ihrir children better manners
In nothing does the want Of good education
apps ar SO cons picuousiy as in the want OF de-
corum among our youth. That respect whieh
the laws OF God and the rules OF good breeding
require the young 10 pay TO their seniors, seems
10 he wholly unknown among q numerous ciass
Of young people. In this respect our manners,
for The las, half century, have been suff-rins
deterioration. In real civiliiy and courtesy,
and IN a due subordinaIion OF youth TO age and
superior station, our manners are Tar less corr
rec, than they were before the American Re'o-
luton. There are exceptions to this remark,
aud il belongs to parents, guardians, ministers
Of the gospel, and instructors OF children, TO
enforce The laws OF God and the rules OF pro.
prie,y 10 this respect. Honor thy father and
mother is sacred duty, aud the observance OF
it 10 among the most lovely ornaments of the
Young. Ns,o Hauen Adc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

or nego iA'iors with Grra; Britain, we are
HdS' Ell % believe, upon good authority, BY no
N ans make that rapid prog ess which had
Wea Anncip ted by he pnblir from the in,i
"aions which have been thrown out in con-
'fsanon and In he puhhc prints VIVA, the
a''"istnce and ability OF the ia'e ADMINISTERS
"0' ailtd 10 fec, coui no, reasonahiy be ex
yeeo ne accomplished merely because he
AumiaHtra lou of Goyernm. nj had changed
Alnls
"e@arh, accordingly tina, though MIR Nc
AVE IS very respec fully ,e eived az ,nr Cour,
"h'Hoon, and Lord Aberdeen listens with
SI''ei'li'y TO what he has to say, there is very
""F probability Of these two distinguished
S"Hemen coming TO good understanding
- hsEaDEES will doubtless be Z" command
~ =" his Maj's,y 10 assure Mr.. McLAsE that
-s oea, possible feelings are entertained to-
Aus Aus ne United S,aIes," and so forth, and so
Wv .'H--ou' no further forth or We are staksn.
: 'ac'' according to the la,es, accouts, as far
are Informed, Mr. McLANE had made no
n. towards any arrangement concerning
G. Colonial Trade, upon which the British
1', Is as little disposed o yield to his
- 'epresentatiops, as it had been previously
s,.. "~ OF Mr.. RUSH, Mr.. GALLArIN, aud Mr..
s g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

tHe House of Representatives devoted al
mos tie whole OF yesterday sitting 10 an as
"iaOas con>ite'a ion OF bills granting relief Of
various sInc, IL individual cases, OF which i,
So' 'Moueh no less than meu'y,three. 1t is
aaes rir'lnn ofbu>iness no. OF The most silrac-
i've slnd, aud i is, therefore, he more credit.
so'e 20 The House TO give rsef prrsrver,ngly
"rs''rrai hours 20 tae confederation Of busi-
4 "ol 'nis description Had he same dispo-
ha b'ro a, earnestly manifested heretofore,
how mnch injustice would have been avoided,
and bow much individual snff ring ave, ed!
MAJ. Intel of Saturday,