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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

7ENHE FRANKLIN HoTEL,-OYNcHBURG,v a)
d The SubSc iber, formerly OF the Bell Tavern, in
Liberty Va has taken posse siou OF the above splendid
"sAblshnen recently occupied by Robert Morris, Esq.
lie IS now furnishing tie numerous OF this spa
cionS ouse in style that will afford elegant accommo-
dNion to those who may please TO call him Private
pa'or' AMI dining roos sui ably furnished viii be kept
Tor the use OF iam;es; and Gentlemen travelling by phi
va'e conveyance may be assured that the of tho
House enables the proprietor prevent annoyance
iron. the arriva aud departure OF The stages
he splendid lines of stage cocles To this place. from
Richmond, Dduve, Salem and " Arlington city," and
the watering places all sop this house, and their
sPcciivc office KEPT in H. The Hotel sIua ed on
the maA street. CONVEX lent bo Banks, and 10 the To-
baccO Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may at all tim,s be supplied with
hacks g'gS or horses TO travel on ihc line
He as, with much selected sober honest and ac
tive Servants and Osers, HON he will con-
slant and igiaa acu ion His chambers are large and
numerous, enabling linn 10 accommodate one husdrers
persons wih iIis stables will OF be surpassed by
any in Virginia the stahrs large with dirt and
pave' floors, and supply Of wat.r al the door.
Hving taken Tive above establishment for a number Of
yeAi', and Incurred havy expenditures ia improving GET
ting up and furnishing IT, the subscribers interest will ia
luce him to cnii rolng in his pow mn olae his
customers Y. IL. OLIVER.
lon. 29. s3-u
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A excellent House Servant and Carriage Driver
"a for sale-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
Matthew r. Perkinson dated the 9th November, 1928,
and admitted TO record in Amelia county court the
day. and by virtue OF decree in chancery by
the said county court the day OF December, 1882
shall proceed TO sell at Jetersvilc in the county Of Ame-
la on the third Saturday in February next II being the
10Th OF the month"; upon credit Of six months, Negro
Man, commonly called Monk, late the property Of the
said Matthew r. Parkinson, decd The title is believed
TO he good but acting trustee, shall convey such only
as is vested in me. JOHN w. FOSTER, Trustee.
January 81 1888 Si-w3wF
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. Tract OF Land, in the county Of Henrico, on the
Brooke Turnpike, five miles from the city Of Richmond
Immediately opposite Brookheld, the property formerly
owned by Benjamin Sheppard, Esq, belonging 10
Geo. Taylor, Esp The land lies directly the Turn
pike and contains 81 by actual survey, in two par
GELS, containing 20 with house. formerly kept
tavern, with grove Of the largest oak trees at tie
house, and fine well OF waterthe other containing 81
separated from the former by 20 acres the proper
~ Of Mrs. CopelaRdto be sold privately II purchaser
obtained by the FIRST Of March, 1893 Otherwise a. auc
lion, that day. The land will be shewn by the tenant
The premises For terms and particulars apply to
sELDEN & CLELAND, Aacts.
December Is 65-vyts
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POETRY.
sKErcues ~ TUE cAp TT inf i ii!
For THE E.rol

sKErcuEs Ix TUE cApIToL"No. ~ H. E''''''
"fhe heart lose the chilling hopeless last
and IN" sunshine OF the (H'gre sd tho shadows Oi tho past
SSs on IL. sS%s %SS o
On which Tune. witors but 'oie yon,le
The Ssh, glow of spring has VANISHED from thy eea unfurowd
In thy d"k eyes. "ili tranquility emotions speak;
AoS ho son Is SO ~n, NO o. JOY %, s
thought of long suppressed, that pco'irc look awakOs
Like inc shadow on some d stream whoa no breath ITS surface
AID Seog' that Thy .qal Min depths hidden c
That ehoek thy smc ,nd chilli the glance thine
For, ever from the widest tho cnues mood succeeds,
"1ea wave e snoc, amt SUI when the iasos o eeede'
May teach tho face smile wear the tailoring sigh may check
Within the fountain Of the SOUL congoald, fuitcss toa
S S DWELL an 10y monument to the loves oie@let years
u. n inc eISS' OF ON ths brow no vulgar eye may view
Then mrth passed UNDECIDED by and pleasure vain;
n the p,Sn Iso5 OF love and Joy can never G osIs
And DER the bleeding nomOry the minds proud vicly gand
Oh think is who breasts tho battles tide
Or as spirit faint and weak, tho she stand by his side:
When despair with hc"dh laughter ~ cherish joys depart
wSad lin the veil fair lady, that shOud' thy umOs, soul
o1 q, S with tho dne ZSyaro skin tho buried uurOl
Bid the long lost forms OF other before my vision pass.
All no! yunly seek to read the of thy hearts
sonte smile spell has cost oo the wand'oi', mystic
ns Of I .s' peau.sop iaee so pen've and so a
put OF y he read alone, that sorrow has been ho,e g.
10 zngarO, believe generally pscnd know
ledge OF the pas. life well the future
k:yP.Inl ever Nne with was French sof about dNcen
Of and maen Opaque of twenty or triy pounds
enc SSer soma Of her on" esrcS "sd for G SeEst
consultation OF her hny oracle, highly amusing. fer
question whether had bcen married.
rage G"ednfit cenec little startled being hut
stripping at the with which she detailed, reading
them ~ ho stone on which she gOzcd tho facts allure
IN which had bscn the losing should ashamed
own how implicitly relied on her happy predictions
hut subsequent proved that she could penetrate
for the QUARREL which lore have laughed
Time was never adjusted AZ foruuotelcr whether
the G Fohte daJrc of OWL the will Scotland or the
less cn''c soil OF Now England have becn guilty assuming
o o.s titan hoy '"a SS Occasionally made
Zgdro But the fancy plelscs rradng histories
IN strange i1cGatn would no blow
oy any accident to learn that the face have eneavourrd
srh0 had mover looked palc with love
soil to rally mistake, should be her that
II she had never been tho victim OF dsapPONtmcnt
ungoncrous in her to look " 80 Interesting"
l9J Tho reader VIII perceive without the
french Gypey with o Zngnto HIMSELF that the
nedsd S contrast TO the hthat being pic
In oil tho triumph OF tfumph OF tho
nIAnd over grief Edhors.l - Wv
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Feb. 2, 1888

D Y virtue Of Deed oil Trust from Benjamin L. Har-
q - rs the subscribers will sell by public auction 10
the highest bidder at Hanover Court hOusc on the first
day Of February court next, OF land lying in
the county o. Hanover Landlords Old Mill on the
road leading to Hanover Courthouse containing one hun
dred and fifty acres; also the said Benjamin T. Harrs
interest in tract Of % Of land lying in the upper
end OF said county, adjoining the lands of the estate of
Thomas Harris deeds which interest is for the
life oil John Gentry, in two.thirds Of the said land and
Zee simple estate in the residue also the said BENJAMIN r.
Harriss interest In his fathers estate Terms Ut sale
And al the house OF the said Benjamin r. Harris in
the county of Hanover the 18th day of February the
following property, upon credit Of six months viz: seven
mules, two horses, three colts, Jenny, 1900 lbs Of
bacon one Carriage and harness. eight day clock one
saddle and bdle 20 barrels Of corn and one silver watch
n. c. CRENSHAW,
JAMES LYONS, trustees
February 2. s5-wt26uF
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HHIHE WARRENTON ACADEMY L nn,r nnnn h

THNHE WARRENTON ACADEMY Is now open tor
= the reception Of youth unexcepGonabIc in character
Adequate collegiate preparations can be had Ut this ius-
tuition In the Classics any Of tho Latin Greek Books
read IN the senior al the Universities Of Ibis State
or Of Virginia, may be read here the illustrative studies
will be accorded to each language. In Mathematics Ari.
metic, Algebra Geometry Trigonometry, &c. Advanced
students may attend to Chemistry, &c. Iu Modern Ian.
guages, French and respectable initiation in Spanish and
Italian In English, most Of the popular branches part.
cuariy Commemorative ones.
Board and Tuition. for ten months. vary from $50 to
800 only. THOMAS J. Walden Prncip,I
Wsrrenton, y. G. January ~
". B.The most ample references can he had on sp-
pesdon as to professional and acadcucal character
Jan. ~ St-w3w
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YOMaag ArchihaIA.

FHVHIS celebrated Horse will stanI this season in Spo.
"a sylvaniA county, AT the late residence of inie Hyde
decd six miles from uylvania Courthouse and four
teen from Fredericksburg and probably stand OF which
due notice will be given.
He will be let TO mares at SO the season, discharged by
the payment OF $50 within the season. $ the single leap,
TO be paid as soon as the mare is putInsuranc0 SIG To
be paid as it is known That the is oa and
twenty live cents 10 the groom in all Season
commence the 1T of April, aud expire on the 18th OF
June Pdsturase may he had at 25 cents per head for
each week Board for servants at customary prices. We
do not pretend TO be liable for accidents though great
care will he taken TO avoid hem.
PEDIGREE.-Archibdldw was got by young Dare Devil,
son of the ofmpored horse Dare Devil, his dam 10y o
Spread Ege, grand dam 10y the imported horse Star,
OF old Hight yer and brother So Peter Tcazc his great
grand dam by OJscuriy OF Eclipse, the power
m and speedy racer in England Eclipse and Highly yer
beaten drawn paid Forfeit they each made
their owners an independent fortune by racing and
other by coverngron these Horses and the Godol-
phin Arabian have descended all the racers in the
world Archibald is beautiful dark bay sixteen hands
high, possessing superior action, and is in high health and
condition; he is warranted ioa getcr and his colts
/ are highly approved OF. WILLIAM SMALLEY.
RICHARD S. HYDE.
/ Feb z, 1855. S5-wtlyA
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~ b. CHEWING, Dentist, respectfully informs
n the public that he has settled permanently in Rich
mond and offers his professional in all its various
branches Ills office az present, is the Post Office
directly opposite Mr. ). LehbriJges, formerly hIr. y.
HOustOn's. January 81 7i-2aw5t-
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January 10.

EMO Farmers and others, who have wheat Tor SALE wc
a beg leave 10 sate that Mills will cease grind
ing, for this season, the ls March next and il will
probably be TO their interest offer their wheat before
that time. r. b. HAXALI $50
Jan. ~. 79-gt
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StiOCkCE WAkEHOUSE-IO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
TENHE subscriber begs leave respectfully inform the
"a Planters aud others shipping tobacco this market,
that lie has completed freprOof building on the
sci;e where ShockG Warehouse STOOD and that from the
increased and improved plan of the house. much has
been added to the facilities of despachng business at the
establishment He will remind the Planters that from its
situation in the midst of the Counting Houses of the
Dealers this Warehouse will always have full attendance
even in the weather.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr.
In consequence of the death Of Mr. William Young,
of the former Inspectors at this Warehouse Benjamin
Sheppard OF the subscribers appointed to fill
his place, who will continue receive belong
Planters and Others he has formerly DONE the sale OF
which will be generally attended 10 by Mr. Robert c.
Wiamson-Mr. Williamson has been long in the iobac-
co business, and is gentleman that recommend
with confidence competent salesman Tobacco COM
ing down the Canal and Intended for Shockm Warehouse
will he taken from the Basin free of drayagc aud we
the Planters and others who may send tobacco to this
Warehouse that pains shall be spared by u.s.
with duty, 10 give general satisfaction aud despatch
their business.
MoSBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors.
The subscriber having located himsefai ShockG Ware
house tenders his services 10 the Planters and Farmers
Virginia, Agent, for the sale country produce
He hopes that experience for series of years the
tobacco trade, general acquaintance with the tobacco
dealers, added to wish to give general satisfaction those
persons who may cOnfde their business TO his care will
entite him to share of public patronage His charges
for the sale Of tobacco will be the same that heretofore
made by Capt. b. Sheppard.
ROBERT c. WILLIAMSON
Proceeds of sale Of produce will receive such direc
ton consigners may order. X. c. w.
| January 20. 83-wSt
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a TEACHER WANTED! wish to cnploy as a
IA Teacher in my family, young Gentleman Of good
character and department., who is well qualified
the Latin Language, and the usual branches of English
Education No person need apply who cannot produce
satisfactory recommendations Application made in per-
or by letter (post paid) to the subscriber living
Jetersvle, Amelia county, viii be attended TO.
January 81. Sl-I2u SETH w JONES
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r. TNlON, blood bay Stallion OF fine form, by Madisop
81 OF the best sons OF the imported Diomed dam bV.
Potomac, another distinguished OF Dionled e. dam by
Gmcrack, will stand the ensuing season, under the
mediate direction Of Mr. John Fang Everettsvle Al
bemarle; Gordonsve Orange, and the neighbohood of
the Green Springs, Louisa. THOS. J. RANDOLPH.
Jan. IL 17S-12tl JOHN FAGG
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m Office Being desous of settling my adninistra-
lion Of the estate oi Mrs. Euphania Claiborne, de-
ceased late OF King William county, all persons having
claims against my ncsrac requested bring them
forward, duly established, speedily possible.
CORBIN BRAXTON,
Admir-. OF Euphania Claiborne, dec d.
King William, Dec. %. 6S-w3m
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N CHANCERY-VIRGIN At rules holden in
~ the Clerks Office o. the circuit superior OF law
and chancey Tor the county Of Buckingham, the Sd day
OF December, 1882:
Thomas fniord, Plaintiff,
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Plaintiff,

q n CHAM cry. VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in
81 the Jerks Office OF the Circuit Superior out of
Law and Chancery Tor the County OF Buckn CHAM the
7th day OF January, 1888:
Samuel Ford x 90. plaintiffs.
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DEATHS.

|
Died on Thursday night, May last, "a, tho r.lonee of hoe
ssnS Kent; Gy o soS9 G0 SS &c ' az, M.
The ,i 0" ESQ Of s THUS the bloom Of lite
arrested the career ofooo, popSe;s buS few % a
those whose casual glance may III. osus1 S s@s o.
.b MR. had Ss , 70 end.ios have no
,hs Ts desl' Ga result to the tender sase,oSo
Sa Otherwise ordained it, aud yield the s
wore We 10 indulge many ccoIccons of M.
uoafS sSSe by b s we could readily pOOne
he memory Ia the ALI etons friends Yr ~. for
S The deceased len mos, beloved and M Oh, 'ss.
large se relations 10 sn "@nSi sTa ~, S .
90 The Na,G, IiIiis' VIE SiIIS sooe,
'es'-'s' by publishing the %ssys '"'' VI '"'
Died. on the S7th May the ST. am bon, ,,, b.,
county, 's Un Dr. nsa so ~,
ronnses Of tho G6 %o q,
pS"Sn Gs ' on end , the
late an ioba6,an, of county Moar sna
The STATE Of Ohio short y., to ,S S ac" 10
tho sw sy before .hsI dossa ,
return to Doctor aa sninbo son
Virginia, ns uhed for uoaiO"Sd iopsesod
With large Onieeua % En- he was endowed
asRoas;e o. MUD be had advantages IL
and eo",n"oJ extensively improved those anes
%s was ya s Ii. pfsssss
great, dsy anS s n SGeoa the change wa.
power of o %en.he, 's.adieg obstacles
cd rb or uy which eOnscicnously disehap
I! 'ali'c both towards the poor and lie ric ~ @
ice;n", u good motives, aud from and generous
he rom as good heart ever wa, riyen Ia ma,
hc,s m M - eIcIsc OIL ond unsparns any friendly of
, 80, @ e' conveniently inconvoncn,Iy coryecy ~ 49,.
~ .a OF Trend aud these no hrbl,
So u''u rec from selfish
ri a. was ~ the doing good correct maoner Ha ~;
a ia his family sentiment and as as s,na
no ,o,; sanaot and vtupetaon any man who ve
% S and .d cherished good feelings, aIhosd e he
wa, anu as zeaously active friend ever tyeJ h.
ill., and no msanthrope he was yiI,,orsIv al
% chaable firm, of iaudabe purpose md eou,Iiv IA"
Inc, "e was independent sentiment and in Iii. Ia
bette, m "Tmss. the oeLios works God-an honest man.
oil action diod r..
80 unHehtonal errors willn, nnJ
nee conscience TO his bc
,e WIS Guy IN IA the midst uscuIn.xy H.
mn, munsteIyj and his death
,,, Ioofs anu no man had better on.s III -.
,L ana dem a., -.
~ W one whon they loved in eness ao n,
VI ms, knew him WELL h;s "
Ne 10 @ cultivated by him without ALLOW thonnau' Nv ';s
mi , greatest pleasure of that ifo, wlhon1
mcekncss Of dispositions and with ,be l;nJ,
sr 5g al men, whose feelings we'll as his own no go,
nor T1e T., hoi'e OF the highest of unueJ 10
n & III; OF such num- from society easily io h M
,e unfortunate the widow, ha
nsnv Of were with him, objects and
or" hor nc attended and their comfs, .'
and great wa" % 81 Pcepnly kind, they loved him iheo1or
no s. ~ ms nd'idui consolation, for thai a,ach,on'
'' s'a'e'u' 10 ihem-( Communicated 800 e"''
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More Lillnroremenfi

Georgia Is movingThe Citizens of Clark county have
been called upon 10 meet the Goth June to make ar
ra"semen's for commencing Rail Road between 4thens
signs OF Internal Improvements-And shall we sleep
Yet Virginia Is not altogether slumbering Look at tho
Winchester road-the article publish o-day from the
We'isourg kepubiican-at the Manchester Rail Rosdat
the Petersburg Rail Road Sc &c-Not to speak of the
various schemes that in embryo and that generous
spirit winch has been exhibited at both of the
James aud kanawha work Petersburg is entitled In our
gratitude for the example she has exhibited Is she not
reaping some reward for her exeons THE Petersbure
Times oil the 2fst ult states, that Of lot Of ground on Sy
camore street in that town. l2O feet front by IS feet
or which four years ago $1,000 could not he obtained
three lot. oil 80 feet each beipg only 80 in the whoe
were sod on the 18th, at public auction, for S3240" The
Raleigh Star holds up this aton-ana ash. Tho
zens oil North Carolina, whether they WILL "in the lace
OF This and thousand other such facts continue to doub,
ment! We emphatcally put the same question ,o All
VINO are within the reach Of voice." or within the
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ENIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will he rIven H. ~

TUr Ina
~ apprehension Of my negro man JESSE, if taken
out OF tie State Of Virginia, Ten Dollars II within the
State Jesse is DuIdto apparently about IS years of
age, somewhat grey-is about feet or 10 inches high
thin visage, prominent cheek bones quite muscular an
square built has lost several Of his front teeth nose more
disposed to be peaked than mu1ocs generally upon close
Inspections he will be discovered 10 be frecked and boe
have been made in his ears as though TO wear rings bnt
have grown up When spoken to, is quite humble and
polite, and disposed 10 seho is intelligent and handy
al many trades good cooper OF hogshcsds aud tight
casksa acknowledgements OF carpenter and shoe
maker. he absented himself before at which fine
he had procured free papers, badly executed. As he
has gone OIL without any cause, II is suspected he has
either procured free papers, expects 10 do So
When he run away before he travelled by way Of James
River to Richmond, and IL is than probable he
will pass by way OF James or Apponsuox Rivers lie
was we'll provided with clothes and money will give
the above mentioned reward put In any ia so thst GET
him sgsin end II delivered TO in Buckingham eoIn.
W, near the New Store. wl psy sl additional sxoen.
ces 10 b-in, jag sim home VIM A. Jones
July RS,
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TLlE uARVEsI

The Athens (G) Banner OF the ed June represents
The Wheat Crop "by no means so abundant a. usuaI
me grain isvery defective, much in many instances
not TO be worth the reapng This has principally been
DIVIDE 70 The heavy rains, which fell whilst the Wheat
was W. blooim generating rot, rust" &c.
Halersiown paperi0 Maryla of the 26th says "the
gram IS rpenng FAST and the crop in general will no
Maryland) says-The scab is thought IN have Injured ~
crop very much The head is said TO be light but lie
grain oieably good and fair The Of the
sehson however seems to have produced serious
ness ~ to the result"The last ksburo Arsn,
gives The following dscoursgiDg description If the wheat
crop, on both sides OF the mounisin, in Virginia:
"Ins Crops.-We have lately had opportunity OF
pretty extensive observation and enquiry as to te cro If
west on both sides Of the Blue RIDGE and feel conssin
ed 10 admit that the qUeruoUsness Of Fayroers IL
ou. zoo yell justified BY the state Of the case tho
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no TIE EDpToRs Of 7Yt rN,o,,,. !, -,

80 ENiEN - lie E2or o. ihSs ~ - Il css,s3l!'
'asisu6d Fospeciu for publishing Professor Deys Es
soy Oh Slavery md although well know that you and the
Editor Of That paper differ certain political subjects vel
think you both agree in this that il is 10 DO desired dat
every possible hight should be this time shed upon
subject so Taught with interest TO Republic: more
Peeialiy, too, when we the British Ministry by The
scheme oil emancipation proposed by them Parliament
so profoundly Ignorant Of the subject hch they de sire
legislative action The object Of this note is to re-
quest you opubh this Prospectus with view TO promote
me publication OF this Essay in order, that it may be read 10
me North as well as the South For think contains
mass OF information valuable and TO every
hoh oil our Union. To the friends Of eInancipaiion
would earnestly recommend its perusal: many OF them are
believe, IN their wishes and proceedings this subject
actuacd by pure philanthcpy-on such think this Essav
will produce most beneficial effect.
FRIEND UNION
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promising, and but for the excessive rains
preceding Harvest would have realized the most
hopes succession Of rains, however, induced various
affections which prevented tho head from filling, aud has
most seriously impaired the crop We do not pretend 10
hazard conjecture to the OF damag
or speculate upon tho fractional average which will be
secured Suce It TO say that the loss very serious and
will be sensibly felt by our farmers.
"The crops Of Oats and Corn highly promising
latter especially Should be favored with rain in the
critical season, the product will be very great"
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WANTS situation as Teacher. in a oriva,e 1,,di.
~ Lady who will undertake TO teach English In
al US branches, French, Italian, Germsn-Pisno Forte
eno uuar Drawing, Fancy work. The most respectable
references can be given line addressed r. and LEI,
the o'ce of The Richmond Enquirer will reach Ire Id
ve'n'eI May 81 7--wn
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Away with such disgusting absurdises Ls, the
friends of Liberty but do their dutypre.ery e The
yestal fire burning bright among thcm-and exhibit
the beacon light for the illumination of Europe and
there will scarcely remain in the course of cent?.
ry, monarch and throne i'm Eurone