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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
Yuuug Aadies' Seminary.

AouuS A"Nhoo oOAhAHNA
TIME subscriber informs the friends of his School
L thar it will hereafter be continued in much more
commodous and airy room in the second story OF the
same building--Brooke Lodge, on st asaph street
In sd,ion the English branches usuall, taught IN
the best Female Seminaries, the young ladies' VIII
have the opportunity of being instructed in the Greek
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux, vel known as distinguished French
Teacher, is now engaged to give instruction IN that
language.
The experience of many year, convinces the subscri
her c the great advantage resulting from frequent ex-
amnstions; he is therefore not only willing, bur desr-
GUS that the most competent judges should witness
the progress ofthe young ladies under his tuition. ana
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends of the
Institution to visit it at any time.
Teachers may be employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting &c. Board may be had on reasonable terms,
in some of the most respectable families in this city
Cards may be obtained, by application to the subscrl'
Der, specifying his terms. WM u. JONES
Alexandria, mar l0--3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
DyspSpsla

NXyM, HARPER off rs his services to the public in
w the cure of Dyspepsia, on the improved plan.
Females will usual, call his dwelling, and gentle
men at his Drug Store. Fairfax street. The price
will be made moderate. ~ The poor attended with
out charge, ran
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-21
ssRlRs v0a
Valuable A.and for sale.

EIvE HUNDRED ACRES, l and / ! to two
miles from the Occoquan Mills, fonr-fths of VIII CHI
is in wood and timber consisting Of oak and pine su-
tract lies VIII for cultivation, is remarkably healthy,
ami we watered Also,
TWENTY-ONE ACRES, II poles, lying
between Hugh Smiths land and the Middle Turnpike
Rosd Also,
ONE ACRE on Alfred, Oronoco and Pendle-
ton streets; also.
ONE HALF ACRE corner of West and
QUEEN streets: and
ONE ACRE on Wythe, West, and Madison
streets For sale by
mari WM ID. MUTT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
ITEMS.

A j" Reformed Medical college wis onened
on the 9th alt. IN Northingion. Ohio. The rs
tsbIishmrni promises 10 discard the knife mef-
cury, aud the piaetico of bleeding from their
practice, for thr cure Of feyers, consumpiions
dyspep sin. liver complaints. cancers. gravel.
&c. aud 10 teach correct knowledge Of The
nature, operation md superior ehicney OF se-
getahlc agents in removing discase.
The Louisville XVI journal snys We
ara informed thu the grand Jury oi thus eonn.
ty, has returned in court :" tue bin" upon
an indictment against the Hon. john Rowan.
for voting IN this county Mt the last August
rection-be,ng at tina, time resident OF ano-
ther county
The Penns,lvani. Miners Journal says
| j" On Monday last n nun was brought before
n maglstrate IN our borough on chnrga OF
having attempted Ia rescue n prisoner from
cnsindy. On examination he demed The arl
of which he WIS accused, aud with wful en-
phasis " hoped thai thr Almighty would strike
him dend II he wer. guilty" The words were
no sooner uttered, thAn he fell down speeches
aud insensible How ednon'tory those
who invoke the wrath Of ,hs supreme Beng
by horrible lmprecaiions
After the heat o. the late contest in Paris
had subsidized, II woman WIS seen running about
and eagerly examining esery dend body in her
wa, She W.. looking Tor her husband. A
gentleman who had watched her pr gress fol
some time. endeavored to console hri with th'
hope OF hs being yetaliye. =" No he mus be
killed have not set eyes on him since morn
ing. hope shall fmd his body, for he hds8o
the Key IF The street door IA hi, pocket
Ine Bnnk of the United States has detiaret
dividend NJ three aud hnlf per cent. lor The
last slk months.
A man mined Thomna South. ~ New Yoik
I'm, been sentenced Ia pay a'fine ot 500, aud Il
he imprisoned III al for six mouths, tor setting
up n rane oil hazard called QoIno.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Rond Compa
ny oTrr y 900 for the best. and $3,6oo 10
the second brst Locomotive Stream Engine, o
American manufacture, 10 be really for trlal OF
| the lst OF Jauuary ucSl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

Ten sail H.. Chef Scribe unto The x ;ng
Thy zefsanf hfAfeih.
As.fn snske the Ghief Scribe q King b. II.
known untp fi,~e that thT sas5si Hs#noka - 81
m onruly spirit
Isffest ihnn then thy servant 20 unto ihe ehief
city fhe Did Dominion, hsTe The tsf Ha5
mighty meu ofthal valiant tribe are 10" gan
errd together IN Council
Aud let thy servant present 10 Raanotr hnn=
n IN one hand, and IA the other Ia np) rirfes
III silver. thai his EYES may be blinded. rs yin
the dust of tire earth. hat he neither see nor
expose thy nakndnrss n his tfIhe
FIR he Is u nan ~ IA .eh esteem among them.
AMI whatever he saith hnth with many the
weight Of law.
Though he he possessed of n devil, lei US,
pm, lhfe. send him 10 thu Crea, Beaf nf ihr
Nurth-far he had better do mischief Abroad
than scent oni our in1oties nj hume.
lis voice - Ike the KEEN north wind. pier
cling lie very MARROW oil them Who fall under
his anger.
Le, II. then. send him afar n TINT we be mol
si.lied by his wrath.
And when the hing heard ihese words. he
lifted M his eyrs TOW ards Heaven, aud SAD,
Wnnderm l arr thou. Chef Scribe, 10 the wnys
Of wisdom.
Even as thou hast said. so shall II he TO
unto the keeper OF the treasury. md take IRON,
pieces ot silver. md give them onto ny nn'ul,
servant Roanoke. aud say unto h,n lhy INNS
ter sendelh thee this treasure quick, bfsoht
10 the Great Bear al Russia, aud kneel unto MIN
IN the name al ny muster.
Aud whatsoever thou ohoosesi IL do even 81
do thou
Aud TIM Chief Scribe did ~ he was hid
mud marvellous 10 tell the eloqnenee of haah-
oke from, TIM, hour hilsd hun whenever b.
spake of the riie herd mho hped on ne PeoPft 5
money
Then the Curt 3 scribe taught the hing, sey-
ing unto hun, he thou neither IA th,oi OF ma
king ioni-paths for the i',hes nor nRn'nsi u x
nftrn o King do thou hi up nv voice IN be
hill of the spinste,s. aud The holders oi 'h'
shutteH, aud then do tnuu strive 10 enst them
down. until tho DAYS Of the years lhy 'eign
saull be numbered, Tat thou "a I'd my servant
nm, est prosper.
Aud the k,og n.seet"d even unto ell which
his Ghri Scribe did hsk aud 10 the thlri
Scribe wased strong aud m,ghty IN the Land
For the tune moi yei, When his i'iqni'
I "a We unvrnea 10 iae eyrso lie pfaple
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

ssl as ps,zs 10 The stnr. The s,ste Cont 81
Admiralty md t4e s-sssI sud. aud g,ye Ia
olms'ead and bis .soriaies on. fourth Of the
purchase money, aud ordered the remainder 10
be paid into the state Treasury. oms,ead
appealed 10 The court Of Appeals, established
BY Cpngrrss.-by which the decision of the
State Court WAS reversed. anl the Mhale prize
ms deereed 10 olnstead. The decree Was
Still father snsta inc by decision of the L. 5
District Court, in January lsa3. Three foufths
OF ihe money had been held by the pennsylva
MIA State Treasurer David Riuenhouse) until
his death, a. which time il fell into the hands
OF hi' daughters as his representatives. In
April, lso3, the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
required those ladles, Ia pa, the money into the
state Treasury, and. IN tase OF default, ordered
The same act the Governor OF the State was
authorized 10 project them against any process
Vh'eh NIGH be i,sn.d by the Federal Court
declaring, (as Georgia now deciares) that II
court. " IN contradiction to the Just rights Of
Pennsy wanna" F." The District Court (ssys
Judge Hopkn,on) hesiated 10 proceed. The
case was Tow one of grea. difficulty and delics-
cy the anticipated conflict terrible in the
Irene. the case was suspended. tina, II
might be submitted 10 the Supreme Court
which, after n hearing. stood firmly to the
Constitution, and commanded the District
Judge to issue the process required im Mis
be il rteoiietted. peds done lptite Thomas Jtttr.
son a0as President elite United States The
process WIS issued, The Governor OF pennsyl-
vania Immediately ordered out brigade of
vent the execution OF the process ON The
daughters of Ktttnhouse-ana they did oppose
the Marshal But The process was nevertheless
exeouled-and, say. Judge Hopk inson. " the
State relieved the lades-not by waging Wal
upon the United States, blu, by paying the
money. according 10 the jndement ot the
Conr - In the case of Pennsylvania. II WAS
base md sordid interest which stirred up the
aud led the nation to the brink oil civil war
Il The case OF Georgia. il is the same marrow
and contsmptible feeling, stl farther shaded by
fank tyranny and injustice toward, the lndars,
whom we have robbed aud murdered until
we have ceased To believe Tat they have nny
righrsleft, or any organs oil feeling or sensation
like our selves.
We hope he Supreme Court will again do
ITS duty-il is sworn II do it-and le, the
censpqu noes. any fatal consequences cnsne,
fall unon IL heads oil those, who seek 10 build
heir greatness on their country's ruin l he
experiment whether the government is to be-
builied oul otis rights by a faction had as
veil he tested now IS ever II il be to- weak,
lei il give u unless the States ara willing 10
strengthen il. Aud let the " nations" OF this
Republic "a Gov. Floyd calls the Sfates) set
IN, Zach for itself-and go 10 work at once
cutting each others throafs. like the ancient
States of Greece aud the p Try Csnlons OF
Switzerland. until they be laughed at for their
weakness, by those who will mol have greater
reason 10 mourn over their ruin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
II " Northern Ill since sa,qrfay night
IL " Juafie,." IN relation In the Mail Con
tracts. &c. sh all appear in our neil.
MARX

Wheat aud Flour remain unalirrrd. vrfy
liftie of either coming III. Wheat I'm sn 10
So cents. Corn brings readily s. -. Corn
neal is in great demand nearly all the mills
having stopped gtnling In consequence Of be
ing frozen mp by The excessive cold weather
The transactions in Tobacco are limited he
common qualities are somewhat improved
Pofk.-Thete nre yets few hogs in market
which are selling at 81 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
NopartneYship.

iGfAvlSG purchased Of Mr.. Robert Kyle
II his interest in the Bynfhburx eslab-
llshnent. have tskrn Mr.. james Il. Borland
into partnership. The business Of ihAI house
will, in future. be conducted b M. Il. under
the style and firm Of Kyle 1. Borlapd.
Mr. Borland IL authorized IL collect all debts
due 10 Dnrid & Roberf. h lie. s. Robert Kyle. IS
we'll as the Rents of all nv Isai estate IN
Lyneaburg DAVID KILL.
Jnn 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
ACAssI1.

InUE subscribsr having uads arrangement
II fnf crusfking N ihs guoessls basIusss
has sold his slnek 81 Goads snl ntsfeat n The
l.. nciIhnrg concern n NJ. DAVID kfle. Hha
lbs AKIN into pafiBetship sif iamaz = In
IauH IL ten l#ss Ii4 ziaesre arknasls#lsa 90 -
10 his friends aud The pr lie. al h9l.ss ut
lint lIhrfai Do gree 81 patronage eii l,e eaaiia=
nra 1, HI. suenas.nrs, hiei. IL Il IN kez fflare
ca ended 10 himself. HOBbHi Nil
Ian. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
MARRIAGE

MARRIED, IN Wilmington, N . on the
9th nj, Mr.. oCTAVlU5 n. COkBiN, (tot-
m.,ly of Lvnchburg.) to Mis- SARAH JANE
ELLINGTON, daughter oil john A. L,llIng-
ton. Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
Leather, Grocery and Commission Bu-
s,ness

LcdHcf, oFOCcfv ana COMMISSION DH-
s,ness
fisilE Tanning, Curying and Commission
a Business. heretofore carried ON by ]. u [.
Poe, will he continued by the subscriber who
" III keep ON hand for sale. on Tho most nc om
nodaltag terms, in The house TN main street
formerly occupied by them, general assert
ment oil Leather an G,orerifs.--aiso, Tan
re, g and Curriei'. Tools, Tan, ners Oil Il Span.
ism Hldes and ne promises Tint nothing ON
lis part shall he wanting 10 give entire saiisfae
ton not only to pa, chasers, but also to Far
mrs, Comfy Merchants, and other.
who may be plensed 10 eonfdc ia him, either
o sell or receive aud forward their property.
He therefore soiIe,ts the patronage Of the for
mer Gu omers OF J. Il &. Poe, md the public
generally. CASNELL POE.
n. Is. | will give the highesi L,nohburg mar
ket price for green dried Hides delivered a. my
Lanyard or Store. Z. POE.
Jan % 2ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

MO ICE III subscriber will commence
II Grammar School nj Col Scott, ~
P,nee Edward county. nenr Sandy Kiset
Church, few m,lrs Lelow Prince Edwafd
cour,-house on Tuesday the 18th III January.
Genlrel hoard cnn be Ind nj thr plnrn on
reasonnhle ,erms. SAML. l. HARRISON.
jan % q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

NJ The reader will perceive by an arnc'e
which we copy this morning from the Raie'gh
REGISTER. that the Senate Of North Carolina
refused Ia concur III n resolution. passed by the
uoussof Commons, nominating Gen. Jackson
f,rrs.alection Huzza for Old Buaconbe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

New Pap,r. Messrs. T. NJ. Bennett and
w ,ll,,m n. HUI have issued Proposals, Tor pup
fishing IN the city OF Richmond, weekly MIS-.
.ou.a.on: p,n.r. +, he entitleh TIs Krleides.
coys-ae.isuHd Tor the i'dies and lovers Oh ''g"'
fl. c.,.re. It's to be printed on super royal
<.e.,.eI 50 pc, nnnum-or sd IN advance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

IL BY the Congressional proceedings the
re adler vii, Observe that MIR. Stanberry, of
hio has moved to strike from the general Ap-
pronriarion BIZ, the item OF $1,000, as salary
far our Minister 10 Russia--on the ground tint
we have no minister At 81. frtersn"fSh. we
were in hope. to lay the debate on this motion
hefo,e or readers this morning but tho disai .
ransemenl Of the northern mail oily furnishes
us with Washington dates down Ia Thursday
last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
To TEE PUBLIC.

m. HE sub#a riBefs tax pleasure III offering
D. he publio beant,fl and very etien-
ave assnrfnen, Of DRY GOODS. &c. all re-
Gently purchased.
will nj all tunes be their atfn TO keep on
hand such ~ assortment. md To sell an such
tetms NJ VIII merit public patronage. which
thy nnst respectfully solicit
KYLE II BOKLAS
Inn %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

IT In a lae debate in the House of Dele
gates Of Virginia, Mr.. Atkinson, who seems 10
be yer, fond of hearing himself talk, nol"ith-
stand,ng he very seldom says any thing 10 the
purpose. advanced the following sentiment !:
lie (Mr A. wished not TO look TO the East
or the North u learn morals Had he TO look
elsewhere than the Old Do ninon, he would
prefer drawing upon his brethren of the
South. Ii j. only necessary 10 state this sem
timent, in order 10 insure Tor its author either
pity or contempt. No man, whose mind is
properly organized, will refuse to learn The les
son. of good morals or good manners. come
they from what source they mny-for, in the
language of GOV. Barbour (who reptile 10 MI.
Al "tpisiom sancti6es itsel6 lei il, come from
uh,, oua1ter twill Bat the feeling of sec
.;o,at bas,.'.ty manifesto IN this sentiment IS
more 10 be deprecated than lis want oil com
mon sense.--For, although MIR. Atkinson as
an indiuiduai, may be very unimpoIlani gen
tleman, and doubtless spoke the Truth when he
said that q the foundations of this Republic
eoull not be shaken by any remarks OF his,
yet, as a member Of Legislature dodg. his ana,
thema of the North an Last is Of some conse
qnesce, because it ray be quoted as The embo-
died sentiment OF his consiliuents. In his
room, OF in the street, he might utter whatever
sentiment he please /, and ii would in all pro
liability be rs lightly estimated by the cpmm"-
nit, as by himself; but ii 'nust have deie'eir
Gus influence vhen he fskes occasion to give
currency TO i ia the character OF a representa-
tive OF the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

Ohcial Hliedicti0ns.--5nce the present
administration came into power, aud set the
example of pm, ishmg those presses which free
~ cnnVasstd IFS measures, aud rewarding with
fat jobs those which ch aunled its praises, lis
snbordlnates have thought Themselves warran.
ted IN pa,ns the same game of Nefoisa The
y. \. Courier "a Jackson paper of the Van Blu
rem SCHOOL, notices Two instances in which II
has been put undPr the screw. LIST. The Navy
Commissioners wished u abandon tie Navy
Yard al Brookiyn--the Courier opposed it
aud Com. Rodgers deprived il of the adVeriis-
log ofthe Navy Board amounting 10 $500 per
annnm.-2l. dinner was reconly given To
Samael S.art~ont, the Collector of ihe Port
oil New York. as douceur 10 his feelings,
tiers IN the public prints, who assaled his con.
iuot as Cbisf Marshal on the occasion OF the
iata celebration of The French Revolution IN
that CITY The Courier ridicnled t practice
of giving public dinners on such frivolous pre-
texts. and the Collector took away from II the
Custom House printing This is not the era
fnal The government and lis minions do not
punish their opponents by regular process OF
law, hut by a more summary method-by
holding out patronage as the reward of snhser-
viency, and by "ithifawmg II as soon DIS a
spark oil independence Is exhibited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
Land and Slaves for slaves.

2 WILL sell. 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
or on n credit ill the LIT day OF June. the
pun hasets giving negotiable notes, with apPro-
we'd endor,eIs payabie at either OF the Banks in
L,srhbnrg, between 10 n d 90 likely young me-
g,oes the sale will take place ia the town of
Lynchburg. OF near II, on tie 18th day Of next
nontb. Also, | will sell privately ON very &C
conunoda,,ng terms. all my land in Bedford
county, consisting III Two plantations, about 3
mile, apari, one OF them in the Forest and tho
Other near New London, and Containing nearly
e,g III hundred acres. The terms made known
} the subscI Der on apI hca''on.
JOEL YANCEY.
L., OF ills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

II, Nirs Prtadeneg.-several writers IN the
public prints nave recently nominated Richard
Kasl, as a eand ilate for the Wee Presidency
So far our suffrage goes. ii Is decidedly in
his favor Ne hope he i'll be- universally sup
ported by the friends Of lIenry Clay for ,ba,
Office. As gentleman oil flns natural mud,
diligenty improved by study and ,rnvel, Mr..
Rash has few superiors in the union-and as a
man, his virtues are the theme Of all who know
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

10 tue islc repot Of tue Lnglueer mi Second
ahahor, a containing mas Of Variable and
interesting IN ormatipa. highiy catering To thu
prosper aiihe Improvement OF James River,
anu fne Ultimate connection ofihe eastern end
western waters. In the Second Auditors t.
PR, The increase Of the james R,er trade is
SHOWN II have been astonishing, considering
The diiheul.Ies il has had In encnnnicr.-lhr
difference IA the product OF the funds. on state
account and joint Stock eompsaies. = e,hihtl.
Ell IN eaid rthei, aud ! well calculated 10 re-
move bil the prejudice against loans. There
are many sehemes Of improvement hy roads
ueiore the COMMITTEE oil roads aud navigation
some oil them imposing IN then demands but
no hehene oil roads or navigation eqaals ia i'm
pnrihnce the claims oil James Ri.er.-Il winds
lis way through the heart of the State, aud
"oali command aud Il rat upon II. bosom the
greater potion OF the trade oil the state, aud
noeh oil tue Western States, il properly impfos-
ed' anu connected by suitable imp osemeni
With the Ntw liver
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
jan 20

#N.fO1ICE Will be sold. nj public auction.
Al an the ID h dnv oil fehfuary, 1891, ono
tract oil lsnd belonging To the ssta,e oil George
uaclawarlh. iced. living ON DAVID nni Tara
Pr Creek IN BEDFORD county containing 226
ne,rs, oa c,edil oil |. Z, sed serfs. fse~pt
ma IN II smail SUN, onsh. The pu,cha."r giving
bond "nh approved security, with u deed of
trust on the land To seeurr the payment of the
pnfehaze mon
fuOS. LEffWlCu.
MAhk aNlHOSY, Commiss.
JOEL LEF INICu
Jia. % ida.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20


uyoiICE.-Ibe subscriDers. hving at Ntw-
a bern, Montgomery county. Va. "isn 10
eu,lo, one or Two Journey men Papermakers,
,hnt n,e good workmsa. A good V,tnan 10
sapted, and TO such good wages and constant
employ men, will be gwen by
nelson's g. Cn.
n. B. None but sober. steady men aesd make
,,nl,cation. ~ e. Co.
Jan. ~ In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

Internal Improvement We have been very
much gratiied by the perussI of the Report of
{. Crozet, Esq. the State Engineer. ON the
subject OF the Improvement of James River, &c.
lie is decidedly IN favour of the lock aud dam
system. We regret the less that we cnnHo, at
present make room Tor thi, Report, inasmueh
AT 1t cannot now be long before we shall be-
furnished with the Report of Committee of
Roads and Internal Nav,ga,ions, embracing all
the facts contained in II. us well as those deri-
we'd from other sources Of information. We
most earnestly hope TINT the Legislature will
mol adjourn without taking some decisive step.
his al important subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-05

his opinions On the sa'Hset, he will, Tor wait OF
information, be utterly unable topresent anu press
before Congress the proprie,y Of making the aP-
preparation. Mr.. MERcER,oa the contrary Is d
warm advocate of all measures OF this KIND, Is
well informed on the subject, and very well qua
lifted to lay before Congress the strong grounds
On which this appropriation ought to be made.
ask you, my fellow voters, if you had law
case depending before our Court-'he Court IN
which Mr.. Gibson practiccs--and especially a
case that required not only industry, but lptor-
nation, to manage 1t for you, wonld yoa not Of
all the lawyers at the Fairfax Court, select the
one most competent to attend to such case; i
know YOU would. Your own iaterest would W.
duce you to apply to that gentleman OF the par
who. although YOU might not agree with MN VI
politics, or might have personal dislike to h'n'
would. in your opinion, be best able to manage
your case. Then apply the same rule to the Sc
lection of yoar public agent that you would III
choosing private one. Ii You make an honest
aux, impartial application of ts rule III The pre-
sent instance, you will, under the influence 81 a.
feel bound to vote for Mercer in preference Il
Gibson. Il FreehCiirnf Fairfar.