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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Msnufac-
tOry.


TAMES GREEN Cabinet make, -haso nhand' sne
81 will constantly keep at his old stand on Roya,
St, Alexandria e at the corner ofloth ST. fennsyi
ysnia Avenue Washngton-a general assortment =
the questionable and durable Furniture, which ne
will warran, equal ifhot superior in quality. to any
ever offeredin the misunderstanding part Of
Grecian, wingedand plain wardro6es
Gothic pede sta end aud plain ,ideboards
Ditto, with eeliarettsand msrbl esiabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies Gentlemens'secretariesa san DO ok cases
Pier,able swith marble I'D mahogany tops
misunderstanding, breakfast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies work stand
Shaving dcandle do
Wssh,tandswith and nahoganytops
Grccian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music tools ,bidetts cribs, radles
Portable writing dests&c
with aeenera las sortmentof bedstesds Ofrichly
carved mahogany maple and stained woods, all of
which will be for cash as they can be pur.
chased oft hes atty atany 'ther mandatory
n the Union. hLSO,
anassortment o tDomngoandB Bay of Honduras
nsbopany, part Of which is suitable for handrals
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nish quality, sacking bottoms. cords,
TURNING AND CARVING.
Handsomely executed NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
WIS ia to give Notice,

vTNHAT the subscriber. Of Alexandria County, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of said County letters Of admin traton
the personal estate of Oliver p Finley late Of he city
aforesaid, decd All person, having claims against the
said decedent hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
70 the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court
before the 5th day Of October, 1882 or they may,
by law. be excluded from all benefit to said esate;
and those Indebted thereto required to make i'm.
mediate payment Given under m, hand this 5th day
Octuber, 1881 WI d. MUTT.
ctSSx tir'r .. ~ v FiRte.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
VNe Virginia Free press

Tsa weekly newspaper, published al 0nar'es'o Ns
I letters n County, Virginia. at ~ per .nnIm: pay
~ IN advance 1t has very extensive circulation IN
sS country and will be found valuable ad
wsr,;,;oS medium for City Merchants and Others who
ay wish to communicate with their eouhtry irenos'
.rhs homogeneous now in progress, which will con
meet more intimately the trade Of the rich valley OF '
ginia with Baltimore and the cities OF .ne 1s Ia;
,ons motive for awaiting themselves Of the columns OF
ar. Tree Press IF SEPT IE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.


THING CELLAR FOR SALE.
nESIRIEG to leave this town, ! offer TO sell N!
IL Hyeing Establishment, either in wholesale or re
tail, As may be most convenient TO purchasers Also
my Bottrg Cellar, with all kinds fwine, porter ik
beer, bottles, hOgshesds, &c.
All persons to whom may owe, are requested :"
bring their bills and receive pa, ment, and those s.
owe me, to come and settle with me in the shorts
time. or else shall! have to employ collector.
Having btentold that some Dyers my predeoes'o;'
in this place, had left it, carrying away With them Tx
Goods Or Cloths which had been put under their e'rf
and mt being willing to do the same. nor to have
any reports Of the kind made against me-, earnestly
request all persons who have Goods in my hands |"
come and receive the before The 25th of Oeo'e
inst. or else shall have to sell them for payment q
my labor. +. J. sALyErAT'
N. q. II have still on hand Bottled Beer, Ale, iS1
Porter, to supply my customers
oct lit
OF Georgetown Columbian, National intelligence
Baltimore American, three times, and send their y
counts to p. J. :.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent specific Ointment.
SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
W7LLLAM STaBLER, agent, Al.ro,s,

YNHE above Ointment srecommended to III. ,.,r
as safe and certain remedy for those obs,;D.,
Of medical science: "e MG
Isl White s~e!ings of every description.
"a Sore LEGS and ulcers Of long standing.
81 Schirrus or glandulnr tumors. par,ieu,,,,,,
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which of Os:
terminate in liberated cancers; 'e"'ne'
An Feions; or what some people know By III. ,,-
Of oatsrrhs, Of every description "s name
Sin Rheumatic pains OF the uints;
9th sPrans aud bruises of every dcsc,;n,ior =.
whatever part situate; w 70
9TH letters Of all kinds. IN this comn,,;,.n
lent, in applying the ointment, mus, Keen ~, %e p
out Of water; VIC ft'
9th Chilbiains or parts sffec,ed ;, frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
Auperior Madeira Wine.

% uHpS. and quarter casks of Newton, @oraon'
uurdock and SCOTS superior old London Paricu
lar Nadeira wine. received per brig yanougn' SHOW
from Madeira. via New York. and d0O f %1
who will rec Give and forward to Madeira orders 10.
win. of the .aae qusy this parcel having been sent
ut As samples for that purpose. a.;,v,
ss =, ~ irrational Intelhgencer 6 times dalyl-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
Nurr MillstoMe MaMufactOry

ysyIE subscriber as before, has his shop in Aiexan
dria, ON Comerce street. where ne always mas
large supply ofthe best
BURR BLOCKS g. BURRS Ready Made,
of the very best quality, and warrants the work
superior to any m the District Of Columbia. he wiz
sell HIS Burrs after this date Sl0 par ess 'sn
other maker in the District. kobt' eISNS'
Alexandria. iune % 6nos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
PXrnror,c BANK, WASHINGTON CRY, I
April 10, 1924 )

April ~, 1924.
Messrs Maynard e Noyes.
Gentlemen: For the last year have been using
ytur black ink; have been much pleased with IT, and
have no hesitation in recommending it to all who are
DESTROYS ofgiving permanently TO their writing
u. CARR, Cashier.
BAHK OF MICHIGAN, DETROIT. July S, 1850.
We have used ink. prepared from Messrs haynaTd
e. Noyes Ink Popder, for several years past. snd are
quite satisfied with it. II flows easily from the pen,
and has briianey and permanently Of coor which are
not commonly found in o,hcrink
C. G.. TRowBnIDGE, Cashier.
Sold by the manufacturers, Boston, and by booksel.
Iers statoners hardware merchants and traders gene
rally, throughout the United States
anr ll-lay6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
yohn "A FOucard,

Upholsiersr and Mattrass Maayae.arer, H..
VVENDEas a,s respectful acknoweds soo',.ss.
public in gen raj tor the very liberal encourage
ment he has received. and informs them '"A' TIC Nus
on hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
Rest curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton DO
Cat tail do
Straw do
sofas, easy chairs, &C. &c.
NJ, 49, ~eese fea,hers aud Spanish moss sold BY
~ mich can 90 warranted Of the very best qua.
n,S and win be disposed OF on reasonable terms ''f
'''"' .appres.ies, Wa"tsd NJ.
trass making business. - A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
MAYNARD & MOVES
1uk Powder Il Li4Mid INK.


N,aIa the manufsc urers determined to furnish Tue
American public with Ink Potoder and fnk winch
.houM sat;sfy those who apply it to the most import
amt ,ses in banks, public Offices schools, &c ana sue
esedeJ most fully, Is the following testimonials VIII
show: ,,o,
Boston, June Is, 1880.
M.,u,. MAYNARD u Noys.
Gentlemen: Having used your ink about seren yea's
have the pleasure to inform you that fully answers
nv e.pectations; and from the appearance OF hne re-
cords IN nv Office am satisfied that It Is superior 70
snx have ever used II flows well, and gives a beau
t,f,,l nermanent black. Yours respectfully
~ HEaRH ALLINE
CHssHIRE BAyK, KKESE, NJ II.
January I, 1881.
Mesrs Maynard u Moves. :,
gentlemen: Yours of Dec. q was duly received: VI
renv TO which briefly state that have used the hS
nower manufactured by you. and no Other tor more
than ten years last past. think It makes The oe'' t
I ever used, and while the quality remains pure
shall not think Of looking for any other KIND fo''
...s,l, N. dana, Cashier
Posr OYyIcE, INV YoRK CITY,
March l9, 1897.
Msus Maynard u Noyts. n
Centiemen: In answer to your requestrespecing 'h'
ink that has been used in this Office state WIN Pc
sre that your writing ink is much approved Of, tn'
recommend /, as first article tn every one who
DESTROYS of using good bLaek wrifing INK sn'' gen
| tIemep YOUR most obedient servant.
| THgoDoRUs BAILEY, Postmaster.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
CERTYEN9yE

The following communication addressed n H..
pr's tor of Judkns' Ointment from The Hon. Joh, pc
liaterro. Member OF Congress is highly inleresD, "a
!he Eratu,to"s manner in which it is made, t,I,,.
feelings orno ordinary character towsrs suffering tr
teDtiCn: r'"'
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
DIETING ALIAS GAMBLING.

DE1 iiSG ALIAS U AAi BDl4tD.
 \ writer in the Gazette over the sig sature of "Laeog," propoees obet S6oO Aat Col. Sevier will be elected Dele gate to Congress over Col. Dcsha. We do not expect this bet to be taken up.-- Col. Desha's friends are generally ofthe Farming and iaboring class of society, who do not follow the vicious practice of gambling, and who unfortunately, sbesc hard times, have not such large sums of money to fool away. We would lay a wager, that this better is Federal officer, and receives his money by way of pension, from Uncle Sam. We are the more eeen6dent in this belief, as I've learn, that some pensioners, fed ot the public eri6, have already made consider able bets on Col. Sevier's election, and arc still offering to bet more-ssCome light go light" is maxim that is gen. erally true, and OUT Farmers well know the fact. They can vote for Desha with out venturing to bet away their proper y.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
ST. FRANCIS COUNTY.

Tic Anniversary of American fnfe. pendence was celebrated at the Town of Franklin, by number Of the citizens of St. Francis county, and a public dinner given, at which John .;oi.nsoti, Esq. presid- cd as President, Spencer Crouch, Esq. as Vice President, and Dr. ". E. Ciopton, acted as Secretary.
 The Declaration of Independence was read hy q. E. Lincecum, Esq and an ap- propriate Grafton delivered by Col. John IF. Caiueri. After the cloth was removed, tic following T0AsTs were drank:
 l. The day we celebratc--May each re- curing anniversary add new iustre to the important event which makes it worthy of perpetual remembrance. Guns, 3 Cheers.
 ,. The Congsess cf '7e-G rcat in good ness, good in greatness, wise ln the doc Urine of liberty and Independence. Firm to declare them to the world, yirtuous .o support them with their lives, their for- tunes, and their sacred honor. 2 Guns, 6 Cheers.
 3. The Constitution ofthe United States Tho form of our birth-rights, the boast afisa1 pride of Americans, and the vine and fie tree under which every man sits with Happiness and security. | Gun, 6 Cheers. 4.Gen. George Washington-Who hail. ed the dawn of liberty, led forth to con- quest over tyranny, and bid the sons ot i America 10 sit down iii peace. Drank sfdading.
 5. Tie Godiike band of patriots, who signed and proclaimed tic Declaration of lndepend Gun.
 6. Thomas Jcferson-The paragon oi his own country, frontispiece attracting the admiration of tue world. Gun.
 '. I.afayet.e-The distinguished patriot and friend of liberty. May he live to sec France, like America, free. 3 Guns, 6 Cheers.
 2. The surviving Ex-Presidents-ili like distinguished in the volume oftfe nations history; be their memory alike honored by their countrymep. 3 Gaas,3 Gheerg.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
Take Notice.

\ DO hereby forewarn all persons within II this Territory, from Aarboring my wife. MILDRED MAIDS, and her three cLiid~ rcn: Ido likewise forew arn each and every person, from selling 10, or buying from Ter any thing at all us giving to her or her childrcn, any support whatever. without niy consent in writing, for sm willing to support them myaelt. Any person or per- sops, who may be fS;:ra l4sL bring or trust ing her, may expect tine penalty of tbe law to he put in full force agaiEtt them. for will not he responsible fos nyof her contracts hereafter, for she has ieftndy bed and board, without any just provocatiop,
 J. k, MANnS. s Washington county. July ,, 1881. 4w17
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

North, as exists among any people on earth, and that at the polls they will as freely and fearlessiy express their opin- ions. We venture to say, that no man in the North has ever been threatened with sscrlcifrios," for the free exercise of his opinion, yet this has been Col. Sc yier's language on more than one occa- sion. Buck has been so long in leading strings and bought uP bi. treasury faf, that he judges all others by himseli.- Knowing that he Is always governed by sclfintcrest, he thinks all others are like himself Why this disposition Buck, to make war on the Northern people?- No other reason under heaven can be assigned, but the naked fact, that they have heretofore voted independently, and refused to be dictated to by Wood ruff and his faetion. Was ever such outrage known. as those sweeping at- tacks on the people of the North? their integrity. their patriotism, and tAeir in- 4tefligencc in body, form continual ssll1ect,of abuse for the malice of this ''aouatc5onk politician. The peofle Of the North understand, and duly appre- eiate these malicious and repeated as- saults.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
SUCH REPUBLIcANIsM!!

X writer in the Gazette, who nick names himself .Repubhican,'' uses the @bllowing remarkable language in rela- tion to the election of Col. Desha, De- tegate to Congress:
 "Shoud you elect Col. Desha, he viii enter Congress young in the theory and practice Of Legislation. It would require TWO years to even give hirn a toierabtc ae- Snaintance with the business ofthe House. lie would have to form for himself polit- ical character before he'would be heard upon any subject, with hope ofsuccess.
 Is this not the very language of q des- pot? of an aristocrat? Whati tell the Farmers of Arkansas, that they cannot send d neae Delegate because their old one knows too much to be turned out! fthis language is true nozs, will II not. he true two years hence and forever af. forwards? When man gets into office, 5y this Republaean rule, he should never 70 out-never be changcd-rotatiens office won't do, says this ssRepubllca7,." Now, our republicanism has taught us, that the operations of this government, are plain and simple, and understood by ail-that every sensible man in the na- ton, could know and does know, all about the government. Is it not our greatest boast, that we are informed of eur political rights, and who but an aris- tocrat, ever disputed them? One would think from the indications of this good repubiican, that there was q k7,0zpleagc 6or at Washington City, into which Col. Sevier had gat.a peeP,yand which was kM from the FARMERS and mass of the people, and which will of course disqual- ify every citizen, save the Hon. 4. H. -Sevier. Now if we wcreea .Ya4shee, NC would venture to guess that this same "Repa5',can'' Is a limb of the law, " wto. would say to us that Farmers were not fit to holl olfice-that none but lawyers. has sense enough to represent us in Con- gress. Indeed, we shrcwdly suspect this :.fepu5iieans" to be one of Uncle :Sam's pensioners, perhaps one at the. tune of S200o a year, hence his pure Npublioanisna, can be easily accounted for.
 This "Repu5liea,s'' would have us be- Eeve that Col. Desha knew nothing of legislation, orany thing else. Now, the Gotis, Col. Desha has frequently served in tkc Legislature of Kentucky, and is well skilled in the "theory and practice eflegislation,o better, we have no hesita- tion in saying, that Col. SeSier, because we know him to bc q practical naall--;. man of plain good common sense, very doubtful article in the composition of Eoi. Sevier.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
"LEGER INFLUENCED

Under this head, Buck Woodruff, in hls last thumb paper, works himself up into furious passion, because he saysit IS calculated here, that some of the Northern voters are under the influence oi their creditors, the merchants. Now We do assure Buck that as independent asgirit prevails with the people of the
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
,,l,st we stated through mistake

Tn our last, we stated through mistake, ,bat the Hon. Judge BATES was fhea pre- xent at the sitting of the Superior Court. Judge Bates was detained by indispositioh, and did not arrive until one day afterwards. Our thanks are due to the Hon. Judge EsKRrDeE for his gratuitous remarks on the occasion, and NC intend to embrace the earliest opportunity to reciprocate the favor.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
iol.a carothers-A tssie health to uyy

ioin carothcrs--t h5bie health Co myy self, for the world furgets me.
 Jcrre Craw ford-- Dr. C. Il. Alexnndnf-@ May hc be our member in the Council of tho next Legislature. George Dover, of Illine;s--T fathers of inc revoiution--May their sons remem- Fer ald initiate tteir virtues, patriotism and integrity
 z. Downes---Gur country---Bclovcd, be- cause it i. our country; drubIy beloved. because it is the land of te free and tho home Of tho oppressed.
 seaborn Hopper---'rhc members of tTio next General Assembly of Arkansas---May they have the head of au OK, tire face of n lion, and the eyes of eagle.
 Mr. Kelsey---W Wosnan-- Man lost paradise . to rain her love; he deserves hell, that will make her wretchcd.
 John 1oEnson---N asltiDgions valcdicfo- ry---May 1t he ,sad with grateful reileHi. bcrance, while the name of America 10 lisped.
 Steam-boat Industry, 'Gaskill, arrived 'hiss port cn Manday morning lass, iron. Cantonment Gilson, and departed the same evening for the Mouth of White fiven
 Steam-boat Laurel, Baldwin. arrived on
  the same day, from For, Smith, and de- parted in few hours for the Mouth Of White River.
 esrr-Sxs&ssFs~ DfEn, h this town on Monday norning last. about II o'clock, Dapid P. eldest son of tho lion. Wm. $. Fulton, aged years and 6,lnonths.
 - On Tuesday morning about o'cloek. Geosge fsaad, youngest son ofnr. NJ. Gun ningham of this town, aged 3 years and 10 montlfs.
 - On the same day, about 12 o'clock. Isipiene, daughter of Mir. Burk Johnson of this town, aged l0years.
 The friends and acquaintance of 1Irsand Mrs. Johnson. arc respectfully invited sc attend the funeral of their daughter, thfs morning at I o'clock
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

is the very snsa'iest majority that coi. s,esha can receive, and relying upon information, which we do rot doubt, we might safely state his majority at double that amount, and iFsAis. we feel con6- dent we shall be sustained at the polls.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20
AUGUST ELEcrIoN--is3l.

We have been authorized byithe follow ing gentlemen 10 announce them as Cam didaies at the Election to he held on thu first Monday in August next, viz:
 FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-. Col. BEN DESHA. Col. Il. ii. SEWER. FoR. MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLl.- 1'URE | PufasLi Cou1itv.
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Charles Caldwell. AIen Martin
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. 1 Absalom Fowler. s. M. Rutherford. r. Y. CrntcIGefd. William Atcbison. Benj. r. Potter.
 .je6trson County.
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. " igton King. Wm. F. Hackete HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVE. William Holland.
 Contcay County. HousE OF REpREsENTA ATIvFs--Distric .of
 Conway and Hot Spring. \. Menefce. James Stephenson. Win. G. Safold. Hempstead Connfv.
 'TIousE aF RErREsEsTATIvEs. Thomas W. Scott.
 JANUARY ELECrlON.-Is3e.
 TOR CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR ceuRr~ William Field.
 hfr. WILLIAM ATcHIsoN, has authorised tis to say, he declines being candidate as
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

PETITION FOR DIVORCE. A Mi now on this day came the sai6 sso'Hf,.ziHsi:s, ssJT s:s se!:eite-, and sl.e s<id defendant being soiemniy called, cains not: Wicrcupon il is sord cred that all alias summons issue and that publication bo male, requiring tie said defendant to be and appear at the next term of.the Circuit Court, at court to be holden at the town of l iberiy, in and for the county Of lzardss z on thc fourth of November next, and ans- vcr tic complainanfs petition, otherwise the same will be talk en as confessed, and m decree entered accordingly: and 1t Is far- ther ordered, that copy of tiiis vrsier bss published in tlIc Arkansas Advocate, six weeks sicccssiyely.
 Copy-teste,
 JOHN P. HOUSTON, clerh
 11=a--.! Great. Court. July %, 1881. l7-6w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

hir. WILLIAM ATcHIsoN, has authorised tis to say, he declines being candidate as the ensuing election.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-20

JANUARY ELECrlON.-ia3c. TOR CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR ceuar~ William Field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11
New York Wholesale Cloak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
REMOVED.


atih s"o''hpsi~ ms removed hi. establish
- 'ntGs rom No. Is! Maiden L,n- 10 III.
Spacious Store, No. 1873, Peafl-st,eet, over
Messrs. hyde, Cleveland s Co.--where he
will keep Cous Auty on hand. much more
extensive ASSORTMENT taan formerly. / he style,
mike aud materials OF the Clouds will be
g,eatly 'ap'oN ed, ard III be sold AZ abou, the
shme Ia" prices as tn0,e q! tue iasi season. Tic
has also m hHud, Large assortment Of low
reed Clothing, made III good H., EXPRESS v
tar tfe Sonti"rn and Western nade--tna y III
ba sold nj about Ihe usual prices oil the mos,
nirrlot quality. Also, an assortment OF Sio, k
Nj many other desirable articles. lnosr
"hO Wi take the trouble to examine this stock
oil Goods will probably satisfy themselves that
ihey cannot select the same amount from al,
stock IN lbe city that will be safeT or nur
desirable pun Ihase- for sale by
+. J. G0NANT,
No 1873, Peaii-snerI New York
lex NS-Sx months Tor approved Ho;es.
payable AT Banks ~ good standing ia any phrt
OF inP co"nuy-S months for chy accrptances
or . per cent discount for caSh,-In All case,
"aere the time is extended interest VII b,
Charged, at the rate OF d per crnt per annum
any Hu"dS purchased AT This Establishment
thai do not SUIT the Market for which thew
we're intended will be exchanged for Others.
FL. c
April 25 wl2uif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11

II is stated nv one of The Washington lette,
writers, that the Secretary OF the Senate and
Clerk of The House 81 Representatives, with all
then depulies,sre engaged in preparing for III.
press the legislative documents authOT,zed last
session TO be printed by Gales aud oeaton.
Many important documents have been found.
r'latlng ~ the early legislation Of the United
> ates, which were never p,inled. Among then
Is volume of correspondence between Gen
eral Washington and Mr.. Jay, IN relation TO
the treaty made by the latter with Great Br-
'aio. Also, very sble report of Gen. Hamil-
ton AMI great many Communications reI,.
ting 20 The campaigns Of Harmar, ST.. Clair
aud Wayne, against the Indian. nvrl.-.es, ol
Oaio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11

4 GA. st.sss--gse sdi,s, ~ he Chine
sa... Ne ar. wiz to wake ihe tha,st'e, o.
orr press, nnd our rspuiaf's, as n man. upon
The truth offhe sisf.uents' ro.'sin"d Ia The
black ls,p copied into thai paper from ihe
Telegraph If lna wear. Pr0-di-gi-oW A
mos krudail's reputation, aud ibe Character
OF bis press. pledged to 'be truth of siate.
ment Why man might Oppose pne oi ihe
ffesidenfs pesier medals TO such stake.
aud have lie oils against him.
Bali. Chron.