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MANUFAcroRlEs-vRRY vALuABIE AND,

MANUFACTORiEs-vK VALUABLE AND
MOST ADvANTAGEoUsLY SITUATED.
REING desirous to eurtail our business, We shall
1Dofer for sale on Monday, the I'd Of MAY next. on
the premises, at 10 o'clock, the following described
property, at public auction 10 the highest bidder:
Terms, will he one third cash-ons third 6 months,
snd one third IL months credits purchases giving ap-
proved negotiable notes, with approved endorse r. an
paid.
Lo, No IA Nail Factory and Rollins anal Sir
ting MA, built Of stone and brick, two tories Lish
aud 100 feet in length; consisting OF
Ii mashines for cutie aud heading aili Of all sizes
came operaon spike ditto, for cutting spikes irem
10 s inchetj cylinder ditto. for cutting sprles and
oracs oil every description; set Rollers and Sht.rs
complete, attached TO water wheel, ID by Is ieet;
AYR Furnaces, Tor heating iron; Smiths Shop in the
ossemeht story, aud Lathe for turning rollers The
whole Is uron large scale, and well calculated for
an extensive business. with ample supply Of waller
Lot No. "A MiHJor grinding Plaster Of Paris
out with wood, and PAIR OF 4 ieet stones, with y
eusheraud iub-whse Can readily grind from IL to
10 bushels per hour
Lo, No 81 Sa,o MIL, with saws. well con-
$500 per annum.
Lot No. Al Turning and Blacksmifh's Sion,
stories high, built Of stone aud brick 80 by % teet
with overshot. wheel entitled TO 20 inches nj ,va,.r
and is now upon lease $500 per apnum
Lot No. 5.-.A Com and Grist Jill bull, of stone
and trick, stories high, about SO by 25 lee, q pair
OF ieet stones, an overshoi-"heei, double geared
elevators, &C. all complete for grinding corn, with very
little manual labour.
The above property is situated ia tho City Of Rich
mond on James river and opposite to hs Capitol The
Nail Factory, Plaster Midland Saw Mil, have head
and fall OF Ia feet WATER which susceptible of being
improved to Is feet at small expense; the Corn Mil
snd Turoins Shop, have head and fall Of "a feet
fut'her and more minute particulars, as 10 the rights
and privileges which purchasers will be entitled To-
viii be made known at the time Of sale.
POSSESSION Will be given OF each establishment on the
Isl July next or atsu1h other period as may be bar
gained for at the sale
PHILIP HAXALL & CO.
pugiaid, City Of Richmond.
mar. oil. lO9-tds
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patudsie property IN Washington City, for sale o,
erehdngeJor Young Negroes.
H1NlTHER one, two, three, or four Houses and Lot.
III 10 central and thriving part of the City, now
under tent, and paying an interest upon near OO0-
all 10 good repair The owners having an eve 10 the
West, will give bargain in or more of the Hon.
ses aud Lots, 10 suit purchasers. Those wishing "a
ouy or trade are rsqeesed to call and Judge tor them.
selves-iour or i've negroes will be taken for gocd
House and Lot. The large slave holders Of Virgins
and Maryland, and others wish, to buy or trade are
invited 10 address (post paid) A. SHEPARD
March 10. IO2-2,v6y
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'harshdfs Sale " oaiudbie Lands in the County Of
.NtU-Kent

.NttD- Kent
HRf virtue OF decres Of The Superior Court Of
- onancery' ior 'be Richmond district, ia a cause
therein depending between William Browne and o,ha,,
on pthah OF themselves and other creditors of William
douglass deceased Plantifs-sgsinst John III s. Jones
~ onlsnen, Executor OF the said William Dougia.s
,eN Tor cash, before the Court. house door Of New.
hen,, on the l2ih day OF May next that valuable es-
yihg on Chiskdhominy river the late resid, nee Of
wihiam douglass, deceased, called Kaimes-and also
me ae' OF 3eo acres, belonging to tbs said esats and
lying in the same county "->-
CHA. l.. WINGFIELD, NJ 8 c. G w.p.
April IL ma -
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EHANOVER LAND FOR SALE-Bv vi, 80. -;
"a u an order of The Superior Ccur, Of Chsncerv. for
be Kichmond District, shall offer for ,ale a, publir
auciep, al Hanover Courthouse, on Wedne .lay tho
znb Gay OF April, 1881, that b'ing Court DAY. Gers
tein Tact OF Land on Crumps Creek in the sad conn
y CONTAINING about 1920 acres The terms will bs
ene-hird cab, and TIE residue payable in IL and ne
m,h h,-t.e purchaser giving bond snI seeurity and
Deed OF Trust on the propsriy-The Land i, dv;d-
ca INTO tour lots, plat OF which will be exhibit, A
me 'aie and IN the mean time, can be seen hy appli
s san, 10 ne'-Mr Laney Jones, living the Land,
VIII shew " to persons desifous OF puftbasir1
VIM. f. WICKHAM, Surviving Tru,tse
. oil the Estate Of Sam1 Gi,t dec.
March 81. 100 ~
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MI ASHlNGT0N TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA.
Wv MRS CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayhe Tavern in this place, the subscriber late Of
Waynesoorough, has been induced 10 lease this exen
slye establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ei-
mondsoh Tor term of years and takes pleasure in an
oIing 10 ms friends and the public that it is now
open Tor the reception of company The house il in
excellent repar-and having been furnished in sumo
nor STYLE and provided with the best servants and ma
eais IoT genteei accommodation, the subscriber pledg.
es himself that by unremting attention to business S
uLe satisfaction viii be given 10 all who may favor him
with their company
Messrs' Porter Beldens Line of Stages between
,ns place. ana GuyaDdotte, will henceforh stop at this
mouse; which will afford passengers bound to any OF
me virginia Springs or other points westward the most
speedy opportunity OF entrance-To which subject the
Sug Ton aa promises the most prompt attention.
reD' 20 So-U l.. HARTMAN.
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SH ARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF a decree of
1sh the Superior Court of Chanoety for the Fred.
er'eksburg District, in cause therein depending be
tween,
heuben M Garrett, Ex'or. ofCarier Wood decd. Plf
agains,
Richard Nj Segar, Ajm'or. with the will annexed
oil VIM Segar, deed Penelope Segar, widow OF the
saiu " iiiidin ana other Defts.
shall proceed to sell for cash be fore Thomas Streets
Tavern, in the town Of Urbauna in the county of Mid
dlesex, on the 25h day April nex, the tract Of land
whereof VIM Segar died, seized and possessed, con.
tanning two hundred aud twenty-five acres more or
lsss, subject 10 he widows dover therein
CHARLES l.. WINGFIELD
March 90. IOS-l3,@ Ms r - ,y -
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NEW DRY GOOD ESTABLISHMENT,
10 be opened on the oh instant in The Store on Main
Stteei, formerly occupied by Kyle and Cochran.
a NoCHkAN, BARNES AND PATTERSON res.
- peouuiiy oegs leave to inform their friends and
os public hiatt they are a, present engaged in OPEN
ing ana arranging large and general assortment Of
oprhg anu summer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
next tn 9th instant The prinsipa part of th cir pur
chsse' nave been made auction sales in the cities
OF New York and Philidephia, from the latest mpor-
'dnons. All mat 10 new, fashionable and searonable
may be confidently expected a, the mos, reduced pri
ees IN ann ouncing the opening of the present bus-
ness, y. b. r. beg leave to invite the attention Of
ae nus OF me ormer firm; with which the senior
par,ers OF the presept were cSnnectad No exer,;on
'ha De wanting on their part 10 give satisfaction and
eeure continuance OF the patronage which they have
n'her'o enjoyed. Fresh supplies will be received
weekly, so that their assortment .halI be AT no finn.
deiecuve. detail OF the various articles Comprising
hs'r SUPPLY will be found in future advertiser
"P'" ll2-n
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W ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-Tbe SubscrI-
Der will sell good gain in a small but vety
valuable Tract OF Land, known by the name Of Id
Gust GROVE, lying the South side of Saunfon ri.
yer, In the county OF Pitsylvania, miles from Lees
vile and miles from Wards Bridge and adjoining the
well known tract, called the Porket. THIS tract of
land contains by recent survey 293 acres and is IN
commonly well watered, cay or 8 good springs The
plantation 10 sufficient to work from eight TO 10 ten
10 advantage. Nearly the whole plantation is fresh
and inferior TO for tobacco, hemp or wheat This
Hacl contains good portion OF first rate tobacco land
10 Clear and an abundance OF peni ground and alton,
10 acre OF meadow lands, OF which now in timo
ihy there Is also about Is OF river low grouuds
which river is now paviga'ed extensively with boats
MS tract oil land lies in good nss hborhood and con.
fehient TO several saw aud gTst mills, merchl MT mill
sihemp machine, and two stores, within two miles and
II Is Certainly pretty situation. The improvem en,s
are good DWELLING (neariy new 40 feet long story
and hall high, with porSh The iuii leng H. two rooms
below, and two above, two pair of stairs, AID dty
cellar underneath, Kitchen with an up stairs dairy
with an Up starr smoke house. gro houses six TO-.
odcco houses, stables, OK house, COW house cribs
smiths &c. garden pailed spring excellent wa
ter in tbe yard and sprng house, Cor milk house) a
P'ach chard OF eSceen, FRUIT young apple orchard
several kinds o. cherries, pIums and eFapss The en-
81 sure OF this NATION, IL inferior 10 none in this part
OF the country have been thus rite ar in de sctib
ifg this land and Its improvem nls became intend
10 cell, AID those wishing 10 pufcba,e would do well to
apply imm diately, for person will get bargain
Any person wishing 10 write 10 me on The sulisct Of
my land, can direct their letters to Leesvl Campbe
County, Va. FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
ApfH q OI2-w4y
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holden at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond,
the Nth day sf Feb. 1881
Edward w. Smith, PnG.
against
Beverly Smith, admor dc bonis non OF VIM Smith.
dec, and in his own right Daniel Weisger, adm or de
oonts non OF Washington Watts, dec, and the said
Daniel Weisiger and Sssinosa his wife, William Waits
ana smith Is. Stanard children and heirs Of Elizabeth
M S'anard, dec, and Edmund Loekett, Sheriff of
Ches'erhsid' and Adm'or Of Beverly c. Stanard, dee
n, psidis.
This cause came on this day to be further heard on
the apers formerly read and the report OF Commits
soner Amos .add made pursuant to the order OF the
10Th day Of June, 1926, with additional exception,
thereto, by the defendant Wesiger, filed by leave of
me Court and was argued by Counsel: On consid.ra-
''on Whereof the Court doth recommit the said report
WIN me exceptions Aforesaid 10 the Commission.
err Tor him to consider and report hreupon he paving
the cost occa'ioned thereby. A Copy. Tosie,
VIM. G. PEN DLETON, C. C.
Commissioners Office, Richmond March I2fh 1881.
The parties interested will pease take notice. that
have appointed the 23d day of May next 10 commence
me Snsies required OF me by the aforegong order Of
the Courts on which day, at 8 o'clock, A. M. they
are required to attend at my Office, with authenticated
copies Of the necessary papers, ready for examin alton
ana seUiement AMOS LADD, NC.
March %. lO5-wSv
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AMESIoWN ISLAND.-Tbe undersigned bay-
81 pg becpms the sole proprietor Of the valuable ca
tate known as jamestown Island, in James River and
county oil James City, offers il for sale. Never hav.
LEDGE of the soil, az = many advantages he has
oeeh informed II pos-~' he 10 desirous to sell it
ana would be CAD TO re GIVE proposals to purchase
ihe terms VIII be made aocO ma o1atpE, say from
one to twenty year, credt-on receiving the Interest,
ahhuay, and the principal, 10 equal annual payne ns
rock Castle, in tbs county of GoOchidnd on James
hOer, J@ Ledse-Possession TO be had On the 6st Of
January nex', with the prvil ge of seeding wheat at
me usual time this year Application to be made 10
william Salmon, E'q. near the premises.
Atrd IL ll3-wlw DAVID BULLOCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-22
March 81.

~ ARSHAL'S SALE OF valuabls CIV Pt-p,,,v
I'VE and Hanover Lands. Pursuant 10 a desrss ~
ms superior Court Of Cbanesry for the Riebmond
District pronounced on lie 5ih day Of February IsaJ
IN me cases OF MOnturs va Marshalps heirs and
Smi w. Same, shall, Friday, the 22d do AZ
ApHl next, (lS3D at ~ o'clock, at the CIV Cont
House Of The City Of Richmond (City Han Offer for
sale, al public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash
me interest OF william MirphslI 10 The two half acre
Los WIN The impr0v' nen thereon in the said Civ
nlua'ed al ihs n'efsec i'm of anI 4h streets ard
aey occupied by Judge Broekebbioug5, and now bv
Ms. George Greenbow. Ard on Wcdnos day folls wing
Qhe n % Aprd, 1879 At Hanover Court Hou,s. =,
TIE hour OF IL o'clock, shall Offer for sale ia liz.
0anuer toe interest Of said Marshall uto and IN lbs
tract OF land Of about 600 acres, ia raid county
ScOch-toIn, belonging TO the estate OF HE fe,bs, vii,
liam Marshsll deed, and n which property the widow
Is entitled to dover. WV"
j. GUERRANT, NJ. 3, @.
March % 1O5 IDS Or one n hi. n .r,,ao'
HbICHMoND COTTON FACTORY.--TI, Sui.
n ssroers offer Tor SALE al their Office near Shock,
Warehouses The following eoods made al their FsetsSs
a Cotton SIeeffnes
3D. do Mirfiugs
STOUT @ hon Osnabugs 20 inches stJ>
ma general assortment of Cotton Yarn.
Thee goods ara believed to be equal in malt, A.
any made IN the UDtd States, and viii be soiJ
as goods OF quality be purehassd in tie Nsr
tbetn Markets - voc W.T.
The highest prize viii be given for prime C,,,r
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
40-u
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HNOR SALE.-0n the pre- mises at public auction
n on the second Wednesday, the Sh of June,
next, my Tract of LAND in Loudou6 county, Viz.
gina, with the Furniture, the Stock, Horses, Cattle
Sheep and Hogs. The tract consists OF rather more
than 1000 acres 10 advantageously situated in ysry
healthy country, about 81 miles from Washing ION and
Alexandria. and is Of gool quail y; Little River passes
through the middle OF H., which there are about $50
acres OF excellent meadow land in different lots tnosl
OF which IL now in timothy. IL may be divided into
three or four farms, TO suit The purchasers 10 the
centre Is large and very eOmmodious Brick D1e Hing
House, with all the other Buildings necessary for the
accommodation OF large family and likewise for ser.
wants, laboreTs, &c. several of which are of brick
There is also a (ifist and Saw Mill on the tract A,
the upper end, and adjoining the turnpike leading TO
Alexandria and the city, there is comfortable Fame
Dwelling, with good barn, and other aecotnmo-
daiions. Al the lower end there 10 Likewise a house
that may accommodate small family. The stock of
each class is numerous; The sheep are generally The
Marine Tase. credit OF one, two, and three yoars
payable in equal indictments with interest will be-
given for he land and for tbs stock ample secu
W being given Tor the puDelusI payment. Those to
whom am indebted, will be allowed credit for any
property they may purchase to the foil srnoun, of be
sums due, and on fair conditions.
Not being able, on account Of my weak state Of
health, 10 conduct the sale mysef bavs given full
power to my son-in-aw, Samuel l.. Gouvefnsur, and
my nephew, James MoDfoe jun. 10 perform ihis ser.
vice, tJr which have vested the property in them
la the event Of sse. they have power 10 make every
other arrangement which cireumstarees may r. quire
April z. llO-~6t JAMES MONROE
NE CLIyVTOCK & ADaAS,
hUcTfoNEERs AND GENERAL Commission MIR.
CHANTS, PORTSMOUTH, N. H
Dealers in Flour and GT0in.-Lberal advances made
on all eonsigomens TO their address.
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10 Messrs. Richard Gordon Sh-i lit of Cumberland
county and as such, administrator de bons non with
me WIN annexed OF George Carson, sen'r decd
John NJ Marlborough and Elizabeth his wife, Ma.
nda CaFsop, iheophlus Carson, and Augustine, Egg
pert, Emily. Malvina and Alor 70 Carson:
n NAhE notice. that shalf, on Tuesday the 10 dav
n OF May next, at the tavern of Samuel Hob,oo
III me county OF Cumberland, betweeH the hours oil
.uh ie and sun set Of The day, proceed TO take
the depo'ons OF Stephen Cock and others to be read
as evidence in suit pending and undetermined in
me superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
uict' wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants:
n ad where you may attend, If you think proper.
But II, from any the said dispositions should NOT
DC taken or completed on that day. the same will be
continued from day to day, at the same place. and be
tween me same hours until the shall be compile
leu. yours, &c. RICHARD A. RISON.
April s. 1l2-w4t"
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"A NEW STOCK in OLD HAN DS.-The sub-
alcng with heavy purchases made in that marker and
rhadeiphs, part OF heit Spring deportation OF Brit
Ism Dkf GOODS. Having sold within the last few
week. aoou, TWO thirds OF their old stock, embracing
almost every article that could be considered obec
uonabe 'hey will in the course OF ten days. hav. Tho
most extensive and commanding stock OF Flesh Drv
uoods 'hey nave ever had, since they have been in
business. When their supplies are 10 hand partcuI,r.
WIZ DE gwen IN general advertisement In the me an
ume they are Offering such Goods they have already
received on the most favorable terms, wholesale vpd
retail. f a. II JAMES e. o. ~
April 8. II-i MARIE, Rid.
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THNO MIR THOMAS MOALE-Tsks notice, that,
n on Friday, the 9th Of May next, at ths once
OF the Federal Court, in the city OF Rehmond shall
tke The d. position Of William Mann. to be read ss evil
deuos on The caring Of an Injunction now depending
and undetermined, in the United States Court for the
Fhh Circuit and Eastern District OF Virginia, in which
sm plaintiff add you are defendant.
JOHN s. WEXFORD.
March 09--Wtd
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X RRoADROCK RACES, SPRING MEETING. wiz
proximo and continue four days.
lst day-two Raees-a Swpees,ake and Pos,stakcs
rance $200-half forfeit:
A A hon'nson, James w. winfee,
" m' ~ Johnson, lsham Puckeu.
Suoser'oers to Posts'ake-mile heats-entrapce,
Sl0o-pl or pay:
Thomas Watson, Thomas d. Watson
John Mnee, Jane, M. Ss,ssn
VIM. Johnson,
"a dsy-PfopTietor's Purse S200-two mile heats
81 dsy-Jockey Club Purse S500--three mile hest,.
4'e day-two races-annual Posts,ake and Sweep
1925: ' purse
mm' n. johnson, J. ]. Harri.on,
T as. W. oeIden' VIM. Wynne,
Subscribers TO Sweep.,ake for An d,v ,;,h.
entrance $50:
Tho Watson, VIM. R,u>
Tho. Graves, Reid A9.u.
Tho. ID. Watson,
~ ISHAM PUCKETT, Proprietor.
Ii"'s" 90 10S-2awtd
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90 ADDING TO PERFECIION.-Itis poy,uor e
~ than four years since offered, n my advertise.
nen' one hundred dollars for auy improve me mt in nv
able to make any;-and now say, with much
satisfaction, that among the many hundreds who have
examined the principle, none have been able TO make
auy reasonable OBJECTION in any respect whatever nd
the real TACT is to count the that those saddles
give 10 be worth mol hing saddle made on this prn
epie 10 hive dollars better, 10 point durabiity than
The public may be Satisfied in what saw, have
The liberty OF giving the opinions of those who have
them in use ~
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Mar. 81.

VIRGINIA At a Superior Court Of Chancsiy,
holden at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond
tie 18th day sf Feb 1881
Edward W. Smith, Pug
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Inc order OF the DAY Tor resuming the adjourned Do
bate having been read, Lord T. RUSSELL said that the
measure related only 10 England and wales il
The consent Of the House obtained TO the propos-
cd alterations, he should successfully move for the in
ton, and afterwards for that Of Ireland These three
bills would contain The whole OF the measures which
Ministers proposed 10 adopt Mr. HUME felt anxious
10 stale his opinion on This important In do
ing lhi9, he was bound TO say, that Radical Reormer
az he certainly was the plan which the noble lord had
introduced exceeded by tar all the expectations that
we hau ormed OF the Intentions Of mnisers-(H Hear
He could scarcely have expected them TO come for
ward IN manner 90 manly 4 straightforward 40 they
had dome (Cheers) There was no question OF 10
great importance as that OF reform, and the minis-
tors had fully redeemed their psdges on this subject
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SUBSCRIBERS.
Cohn Minge, John NJ. Bolts,
Z. HaIe. Thomas b aneh.
w" n Minge, b. Moody.
mo; heroy, 10 WIN. +. Wickham.
w ws.uen' IL A. Armstrong,
y, ,u' ynne. IL Oh. c. Graves.
3D. day-Jockey Club Purss-SI, OOO-four mi,a
heats. %'' WV 'o
4lh day ostsiake-provded four or more sub.eri.
oeis are obtained at $50 each, to be added to The purse
From the number OF horses expected at Tree-HilI.
tits probable during the week some in,ere stlny
may be made and run. '"S''
=, j. M. SELDEN. Proprietor.
N. b. There is now open a Sweep. axe for 3 wear.
oidIentranee Sioo-f subscribers required-thrse al
ready oown-'o close the lst OF Applicable heats
March 90. IOS-s2wtd At So
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We commence this moroing The p"b.'oa'ioh
III n cntIons AMI interesting correspondence
between Il e tresldsni aud the hlre President
OF the United STATES. whiea We shall conclude
asspetdy ~ possible. we cannot fofesec tn
hearing II will have upon the s's'e oi pnr'''s !
bui We can clearly perceive TINT the design Of
the plotters wno lnstisated Il WAS 10 benrht
Mr.. Van Buren,, hy lthdrawing from Mr.. Ca :
houn the confidence aud friendship Of Cen.
Jackson. This it has apparently effected but
the correspondence has exalted Mr. Calhoun
Ia public opinion. We abstain from al com
ment npou the iaots presented in the eeIrespon.
dence, at present, because our readers might
moi understand US, win only part OF the sub
Jrct before them aud brcsuse we tel no pr
ucular Interest in a controversy between men
to all oi whom va are politically hostile, Other
than that truth may he slndicasd aud the ca
.un,n,ntor, his pIompiers alders aud abettoiti
may be branded with perpetual mark OF IN
Amy nhe they are, Is apparent enough on
tue face of the correspondence. But II has
been well observed TINT " one side Is good
until the otheT is heard'--and we shall there
lore suspend our opinion" until We hear MI
Cra"lords story.