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 l K DURSUAN to an order to us directed, we have this day viewed stray mare, shown 10 US by John Harris, and we find the same 10 be Chesnut-sorreI, six or se- yon years old, about fourteen hands and half high, marked with white spot on the inside of her right hough joint, some small saddle spots, small hard lump on tho right side ofher undor jaw near the mouth, small bell on, confined with leather collar and bUgtls, al old shoe on her right fore loot; no brands perceivablo, and wa appraiso tho said mare to forty dollars. Certified under our hands, this I2th day of June, 1883,
 J. A. CALDWELL, l ;
 11I0c TERpIEp Q Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, in Union township, lzard county, Arkansas Territory, this l2th day of June, 1883.
 ]. r. HOUSTON, J. ?. do hereby certify that the above is true and perfect transcript of the returns made 10 my office. Given under my hand. this 28th of August, 1883.
 ]. ADAMS, Clerk. Sept. IT, 1853. 23-3w.
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Fl Iii. GU II Ii IN s.

LTFILE La7lH3 1G9Is fIlIl Il135. 1. II. seqlER: siI
 In compliance with the notice contained nv note to you Of tho 9fh uitimo, hand- you bg Dr. John H. Cooke, I now de- aad of you an interview fer the purpose setting and adjusting the difference be- reen US, referred toin my note. This will be handed you by my friend + Cooke, who is fully authorized to make " arrangements that may be deemed ne- ,ssarY. Yours, &c.
 VIM. GUMRIlNs.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18
Stop tile Strays.

GTRAyED from tilo lot of ier. Cunning AJham, on the night Of the eth instant, Two Horses of the following description.
 Asa Esessaa Grey Esseeyy EEosrsse, between fenr and seven years old, about fifteen and half hands high--paces. The other
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18
LITTLG RoeK, sept. 9th, le33.

LITTLE hoGK, sept. 9tn, lS3o. AVfLLAm CUMMINs: iS5l'-
 On the tenth of last month, five days S,bsequent 10 our late election, | received written. communication, dated the day previous, through the hands of your friend Dr. John H. Cooke, bearing your sigma lure. In that communication, I was in- Iomed that within thirty days from that late, I should be called upon to render you personal satisfaction, and lest I should be ignorant of them, you have taken the trou- De of specifying the reasons for your pro- tanation of war. Your alleged grounds Df complaint are, the sentiments expressed
 g me ina speech delivered by me on the Door of Congress, some seven or eight nOnths ago; and my recent publications, iEcted from me by your repeated calls
 trough public paper.
 These are your assigned reasons for the course you have taken, and 1t will be for
 he public to judge If these are your true md onlq reasons. In your notice, ] was
 urther informed that you would have to lsk kamonths delay Ill sending your chal- enge, on account of s'aatmeroats pro ofession- a engagements iDU0lDiiag duties to otbeF8.''
 The tune being about to expire, was honofed on Saturday last, with your call or Ehalenge, and when l read 1t, l informed your friend that t should be attended to, but lo'' 2, q 'sAee dia5 net aPPPfs.;s;e D Doctor
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18
IhaFenow to inform you that the inter

F 'TV-I0" t0 IlIiOIIH you ElIdI IIIo HIIUT- 4alew you seek cannot be granted. ''.ftimq'o@s professional engagements ia- |Volsiag duties to otters," composing the |clzens of the whole Yerntory, renders |Saeh an interview inadmissible. When the into which I have entered |Sllh my constituents shall have been dis ||Snarged, and the pledge l have made to |slen upon such subjects shall have beenre- 'aselaed, should t then be your pleasure 10 reae3 1s ye9r call, 1 shall then occupy diaor-
 elt a grounds, and be left free to act aecor-
 e olg to the then state of tie case.
 Uol, Wharton Rector.
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ced-wc quote Bagging Ky. at 23 24 cents DOT yard, and Bale Rope at 10 cents per lb. small sales.
 GorrnE.--9fe continue 10 quote B Ii seistss; !sss! remark; ttiitt that a good article :s fa1aes diiilelllt to be had ai siesc rates! IIIa market is. however duii.
 SoRN.-1ho conditions imposed nbon lioM entering the Mexican ports, each bbl. fo be accompanied hy bbls. of Indian Corn, hos lslsen of eonaiderableq quantities. and the article Is advancing. h sacks, it is .sefiiiia E'i isss i-s eetta per bdsbei.
 SPERM CANDIES have advanced in price lust sale 38 q 36 cents per lb.
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Pasi3s EyrQaeoas.-A few days ago Mir. Robert Montgomery, whose new poem on ''Woman,o is at present undergoing cross examination, sent anote to a certain editor in the Strand to the following efeet.- eDear Sir, l trust you will oblige me with a few pqfs for my Woman The note was directed Mir, Strand; and was de- livered, through the ignorance of the Her- cury, into the hands of a pastry cook of the same name in the same street. He also dealt in puds, like (and yet not alike1 his nanesake; but feeling at 8 loss as to the quantity required, and moreover, under standing that the said Mercury had no cash wherewith 10 pay, he at once indited the fol- lowing reply:-Mr.-- begs 10 thank Air. R. Montgomery for his order, shall be hap py to supply his aronlaas with any number of nlIffs as soon as money IS sent
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18

sacoess 2 Don Pedr0.--Intelligence from all quarters confirm the tidings of Don Iedro,s success. t is thought, that by this tlme' the flag of Donna Maria is float- ing in every town of the Province of Al. gfafe.--Ie. faq.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18

s3tcHTE NILSti Ai-es .!,srs ii inc White River Disil1ei. eoRRHsnons DH
 al e.II9wiBe correspondence, itstaYeeir e,4aIss, Esq. and Col. 4. ssE- h,s been handed to as lor publication. 1lss Witiiout eeialasii, ;iEFise4 i..'lllsstia ,5stiti is sosf6 aFfearjn lie eazette:
 I.qqbs i'oeR, August 9sh, ls38.
 rFssf1R.. l94l,--=
 q. ,rbs a' tenor of the recent pnblicatiensoYer lls s;anatare, together with the senti- 7. .s e.o5ntaiaed 2 ia your speech on tfle sub lsll1 srtbe charges against Judge Johnson, Y lbs 7 floor of Congress last winter, all .aniDe sa expressions and insinuations IL eiiss' li+ my character as an honorable man, 1ls 'pss iif my duty to inform you that l shall 'T m ssa you within the next thirty days, v . tS54 " justice and satisfaction which all ,saolgbie I men are ever ready to give. ta aending of the election has induced ~ : ta procrastinate thus long-numerous orsssioaai engagements involving duties otbaTs. make t necessary that q delay of q month should yet take pidco.
 Tour obt. sefy't.
 Nj TT; tffsisI;.TT TT1lTI=g 1lsTI=sg 79S
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Itis stated in. the New I ork papers that d ibIoadsito of the U. S. shiP Delaware, throws 1900 pounds of metal, being nearly 400 more than a broadside of the British ship Rodney, which the London U. Service Journal is wiling to put along side of any two-decker in the world. The Delaware is nearly 4 I-2 feet longer than the Rod ney, and the Pennsy ylvanian more than 20 feet longer than the Delaware.
 t is estimated that 5000 persons are now attending the Saratoga Springs. flr. an g{lfea has fine theatre upon winch to dis play lis electloneefLag fact-
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Eheu jam satis! tlll another time-- Meanwhile give the reptiles space to
 hiss, And crawl about my Cantos with their
 slime I leave Ayunta in his vis-a-Yis, Inditing to his mistresses rhmye, In his own language and it's melodies l leave so0se friends l hope--if so, remain Still friends, until hold the pen again.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18
Yours, &c. A. II. SEWER.

IT LITTLE RoeK, Sept. llth, 1883.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
FOR THE E.NOLyJRER
UNION OR SECESSION "''''f1f'

Much has been written ana said OIL the South Carolina
CONTROVERSY but as far have heard the ques
ton has not been fully or boldly met
Secession has been claimed constitutional ght but
thee Is not acAuse or word IN the constitutions that gives
colour 10 TIE claim The trainers Of this instrument
maniiesiy intended that the Union should be pernet,aI
and provided modes OF amending their abours none
propriety be termed EXTRA or uyiya cons,il,,o
right " The extreme medcine;" " the arsenic ~ tto
constitution, TO be used only against nolerablc
SION u - to speak plainly revolutionary right and m
US see whether even this has not its moral limitations
NO cause Will Justify revolution, ths would not Justify
war; but even every Just oil war does not require
an appeal TO what Vatie calls The neGnchofg erpedieui
OF arms The evil must be grave or The object 10 be
gAned IN addition TO the business Of the cause highly
Important 10 the Declaration OF Independence il is so
should not be changed for light and transient causes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
supplement 10 Revised Code.

d5teTn Ul5frict n IWgiUid, 10 tDif:
90 ~ II remembered ihat on the twenty FIRST day
lSc1J ~ OF January, dOuin one thousand eiyI1,
hundred and tlnty-thrce, Samuel Shepherd &,
Company, OF tie said district have deposited i'm dis office
The uc OF Book the title OF which /, in the words fol.
lowing 10 wit supplement the Revised Code Of the
Laws 81 virginia being collection Of an the acts of the
"eheI" Assembly, OF a public and permanent nature .
passed since the year 1919, with general Index 10
whGh are PrehXed, the acts organizing Convention the
Uecdrauon oil Rights, and The amended Constitution Of
'Hgmaj Tue right whereof they claim as proprctors, n,
conformity with act Of Congress entitled dan sc 10
amend The several acts respecting copy rights"
RICHARD JEfFRlES, Clerk Of the District
he above work IS nearly through the Press G.,
PTobsDy De published about the 10Th OF the ensuas
month February and may then be had whole5alo and
retail OF y cAtrTt
January 10. ss-,ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

fIh kepoe for tho Enquirer, in giving remark mad,
nv W me deferred debate Federal Relations published
~ our % supposed the remark Of MI
g G inc House Of Dcogaios 10 has thai G
speaker did not hear Mr. C's
and th Tho remark reported should only considered s ovSte
CohVeaon Any nisconcepon Of the
Tor by ho great excitement which prevailed the Iloso
lfom va0It of mo Hnnsc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
TO CORREsPoNDENrs AM REIDrRs

Ion1 Wy nedea shall appear ohe tho week
from Louisa
o, even little sooner, our readers, with " H. @
III atton IN Congress- n reply TO Mr. John Adams am
o" ys our cCrfospondon by gentleman who heard 10, :,
was 10 tho appios strain Of wit argument and eloouenc ID
coPety Sea nP the worthy ENPresiont" We received o1,
oPqnd9ges ele on Saturday lasts add pampct COPY of the
speech ise on Sunday We have read
nd wo cordially concur with the gentleman who hoard ~ &
ne orator gieut credit Hs hs very happy and bis a
pouts 10 defence Of the Virginia principles ~
~ tta fpeooh before Teadefs possibLr W w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
,,,,, ron YIfE E.VQU IRER.

viii in few days engage the attention Of tI,e ois,
ture-and not having the honor Of seat in th,t boG-
must oeg permission to present objection in this arm
To the proposition OF the Military Conysnon AZ Rih
10 abolish the office Of Brigade Inspector VIZ II
upon 10 destroy The system, increase if uossIc M
ineihcency, would vote TO dispense with u,, oaiccr
ou my own observation has taught me that hs Service
arc more important than those Of any officer i'm the Mil
Aj ana as idr as have heard intelligent men sne ak n,
The subject OF RefOrm il seems agreed that tc w.
TO make the system efficient and respectable the CIR
ms De taught Their duty by competent iustr,ctors 90
Udl 'he Fue elements Of discipline NAV always be Iif
60 among mem who is then well 0uaIihed IN ,,cL
the oihccrs the little Of the science 20 be gained b G
Jays .shng annually as The Inspectors Of Brgades cbo
sen WIN view to their peculiar fitness for tlSt of
One OF the great advantages resulting from ,, HI
Acdue"y az est Point, will be 10 furnish 10 ,l,uos, yr
brigade ~ the Union, officer Of high military ,,,i
mems VINO can be useful in thus lending his setye 70,
ms country while he may choose to remain in o,Ler 20
Pe'.,i y" peace private citizen. This brigade ENJOYS
mat advantage IN having for its inspector 80, i ~
ller officers. 'FP''''0" "J "'' O'o'
} he changes proposed by the Convention arc Il, ,to
genera A. lar az am able 10 Judge beneficial, and
uuNt Uat some good Will out of thcto. has foi,r.
nVeiy eres' m thI' subject, arising perhaps from con
meAion o. many years with the system have faken e
"cly o, mus DotnteeTtng my evidence in the hone dat
may ~ least elicit the attention of ,osc gIo.. H., ~
VIII he to examine 1t more fully ' "
In conclusion; have no connc vi,, ,,;,t a.. ,..-.
OF tbs Brigade, and only know him as an an, %
ueh'n' ana lust the Legislature viii oitbcr rc, e.
oWCtT ava make The Militia system more efficient and -,
'PGc'D'e' o. repeal al tie laws on the subject
Lo'ooun County Feb IS 1879 AN OFFICER
.----------------
NV YoRK, Feb. I3-Mr Va, I,..,, ...i.,, g.. 49,.
ei'y from Albany, yesterday afternoon lie viii proceed
70 Washington IN the course Of ten dave - g,oyJg,J
Inspector General John = yVo.t ....-., ., ~. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
THE LEGISLATnRE

The House OF Delegates have designated Monday
as the day oil adjournment But this resolution more
aUer OF orln than OF substance. They have variety OF
ols before them-and they will scarcely get of before
Monday week. o
They have had several intercs sting bills before them
touching Internal Improvement.
The House of Delegates have passed 4 hill for sub-
sGrDng on the part OF the Commonwealth S25OOOO to the
chesapeake and ONO Canaand 500 900 to the Ports
mouth and Weldon Rail Road (he same sum which had
been suh'cribed to the Petersburg Rail Roid)
The Senate passed Saturday last the bill
the Bank OF Virginia aud the Farmers Bank win ,ho
consent OF the stockholders, subscribe half million
each to the James River and K4nawha work-a work
without which, Judge Wright says we are destined 10
be stationary and depressed But once let this WORT
tend through the State and (ou whole State will be dou
bled in value in ten years-dnd il will give new M. an,
activity to every thing"
Messrs. Gales aud Seaton have been elected p,i,,o.
TO the H. OF X on the Nth ballot, by majority of one
vote over all compeutors-and OF votes over Mr. Blair
BLAIR says, that " This result although it will pro
oaby surPrze our friends abroad has been supzng
TO u.s. The causes well known To US and Al A pronnr
uine' we shall disclose them fully TO the country Ii is
sucen Tor us now TO- say, that fellow citizens will
hnd In them nothing which elevate our adversaes
or impair our claims to the confidence of the public -
lie Globe is conducted with the greatest ministry and
distinguished ability. There is 10 paper which we would
80 NY spare-none which abOUnds with more interesting
'acts, or with ADLER discussions. r
Gen. DLT Green has been also defeated in tho ol..
uon and made appeal to his friends upon the occasion
and at once tells them That in consequence of flis
persecution this paper has been for the last two wears
printed al ois OF several thousand dollars per annuin
aud we are bound to announce the rnorfyinp truth
hd uhieSs the people viii take it under their patronage
uWus' DC discontinued. We trust hat one will believe
mat hIs TACT announced nOO, for the purpose of en-
listing public sympathy. 1t is truth which our relation
to the public makes our imperous duty IN stats W.
have not ilatered powei have not bent before Con-
Sress we would not purchase their patronage by subser
Vehcy; we should not be suspected Of saying what we
now say Tor effect ask mans pity so long az NJ
nave heah, we can honest subsistence but if C
having stated the fact that The subscription to the
o ueay me expense OF its publication, the people
do not interest themselves TO extend its circ,I,t I
mus contribute the means for its continuance none can
sure us Tor rciinquishing it"Mr Green may then ex
claim, "IlelP, Cassus sink"
'tunn right Tho line, Dgce deeorun es, pyo pa mn
bn,S " bu, rs taken from Horace (3d Book his 2nd and
O'nef correspondents under considerations "'o0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

NEW YORK Feb. l3.-Mr. Van Buren, arrived in iii.
:, y ,,G aoany Yesterday afternoon lie viii proceed
'on III we course Of ten days Standard
Inspector General John r. Wool ,rri,.d 81, - ",
on wednesday in the Erie from HAVE O'"'
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a message was received FROM the Senate Sitting that
hey had passed bills-iO authorize the Bank OF Yroni,
and armers Bank OF Virginia subscribe to the stock of
Tie James RIVER and khnawha Company-and 10 change
Tie aI terms OF The Superior Courts OF the fifth judicial
circuit-and that they had rejected the bill aoyin,, ! ,
cob aud Celia his wii free persons Of colour 10 remain in
the county Of Scott Tor the term of three years
MIR Marshall offered the following resolution:
RsOiUcd, That leave be given TO bring in bin enabling
certain ciiiLens OF France, Switzerland aud Germany Ia,
hold lands within this Commonwealth and transmit the
same by devise otherwise If they native czen
On motion OF Mr.. Jones' the words "Citzens of France
&c were stricken out aud the word aliens nserted-n
the resolution having been briefly supported bv Msssrs
Marshall, Brolnax and Jones, il was aioped
On motion Of MIR Jones, leave was gwen to bring i'm
Dl 10 provide that applicants for pensions aud
ion Tor revolutionary services under the several acts Of
Congress passed 18th May ISIS, 9Th June 1892 aud 5b
July 1897 be released from tie charge Of the seal tax
On motion nj Mr.. Stevenson OF Spott leave v, Given
70 bHng ~ hll TO incorporate Alatne and @ In.ur
mouth. - wv - Q"
On motion Of Mr.. Mcdowell, il was
hesoiDed' That the Comm tee Of Roads &C. inouire
into Tie expedeucy Of author ENG the James River Com
pany to make cert,u Improvements i'm the bed Of ,,
James and Jackson Rivers he tie lnou h of Done
creek and the town OF Covingon.
DIVISION CULPEPER CO
On motion Of Mr.. pendleon the bull from tho Senate
with ameudments) forming cun'y om Of parts Of
'hc county Of Cuipeper was taken up.
MT y moved thst Gib on, Esq be admitted 10 The
bar OF the House TO present the views OF portion Of lhe
citizens Of Cupeper IN relation 10 this bill
he motion opposed By Mcssfs hooker aud Jaues
Noes S. '
NJ. Dsde moved tie indefinite postponement fine Bin
"m'h was debated by Messrs. Pendcton Dade ami
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-24
(From the Dublin Pilot J

We publish a letter from Mr..
O'Connell tonight, as his opinions and
intentions cannot be communicated in
any language more iorcibe than his
own.
I.osnoS, IA Albermarlc street, "Wednesday.
My dear Barctt,-The die is cast; we
arc all slaves. One more injustice has
been committed towards Ireland. Let
us now struggle for the double repeal
First, OF this new Algerine Act.
Secondly, of that union which alone
caused this Act to be passed.
feel the awful duty imposed on me by
the Volunteers, | will cndeavor to per-
form it honestly, at least, itnot well.
Announce to the people Of Ireland that
l intend on every Monday, whilst the Al
gerne Act continues, to publish letter
to them in the Pilot: will, please God,
Legin on Monday next.
| mean To take up in detail the ncces-
ary agitation in each county in Ireland.
Our enemies shall not triumph over the
Teople, nor put down the popular senti-
ment. We will still agitate within the
aw, and without either moral guilt or
egal offence.
Call on the people to be quiet, to bear
With patience this new indignity. Let
hem hope for better days, and betters
must soon arrive.
Give caution to the atrocious White
.,eet. They have played the game which
he enemies Of Ireland wished them to
,lay. The execration Of every good or
honest man is upon their crimes. Tho
vengeance Of God will, sooner or later,
Sc visited upon their wickedness.
How sincerely ought we not to detes
the vilest of the vile Whitefeet-the las
and worst Of these villainous miscreants
who have given strength to the enemies
and weakened the friends of Ireland
But still | dc not despair Of my coun
try. No. Even in the crimes which ar
committed against her, there arises
hope that those crimes will accelerat
their own punishment, and create there
by that state of things, which will insur
the speedy restoration of our national an
constitutional independence.
Believe me to be, very faithfully, your
DANIEL O'CoNNELL,
Forty-four officers, from the half ps
list, are to be Immediately commissions
TO act as members OF the Courts Martha
to be held under the Coercion Bill The
/, are not to belong to any regiment doil
j, duty in Ircland.-- Dublin Times.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-24
POLITICS OF THE DAY.
FROM THE BOSTON COURIER, MAY Is.
CLAY AND WEBSTER.

The following letter was first publish
ed about four weeks since, and has been
extensively re-published. Probably some
of ourreaders, who may not have seen it,
may deem it not superilous incum-
brance to our columns.
70 The Editor Of the Eastern Gaeete.
Mr. F.DIroR.-There are some persons
who entertain an impression that Mr..
CLAY and Mr.. WEBSTER have become
alenated from each other by the course
of events which took place on the Com
promise Bill. This is great mistake
these gentlemen, to be sure, differed in
relation to the most eligible course to be
pursued at the time-both anxious to put
a stop to the mad career of South Caro-
lina--both anxious to reduce the income
into the National Treasury by the safest
and best means to the actual wants ofthe
country-and both anxious to preserve
the manufacturing interest which was i'll a
great degree stakcd upon the nature and
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-24

through the different parts of the city in
his carriage, and inspected the posts.-
He then proceeded at the head Of Sc SOL
diers Of the line, and % National Guards,
to the tower called the Pfarrthurm, where
they were sounding the tocsin. 1t IS re-
markable that not one Of the individuals
who were tolling the bell was arrested.
ssP. S. Three o'clock 1t is generally
reported that the palace of the Duke oil
Nassau, at Bieberich, is in flames. There
is no more fighting to-day at Frankfort.
The number Of deaths is not yet ascertain
ed. 1t is said that five soldiers have been
killed and twenty wounded. The SUDDEN
is have sustained great loss. 1t is stated
that instructions were to break out at
Wurtzburg, Casscl, sc. For the mo-
ment, the National Guards Of Frank fort
have restored order; part of them, how
ever, have withheld their aid, and others
refused to fire upon the people. The
great majority Of the National Guards
have declared their sentiments:---they say
that the blood which has been shed is to
be attributed to the Diet and the Senate,
and add, that III fture they will afford as
sstance to the authorities only when the
! Just grievances Of the people shall have
been redresscd.
Another letter Of the same date from
Frankfort, says-''It appears certain that
the garrison of Mentz was apprised
that disturbances would break out al
Frankfort. Before they COMMENCED, Aus
tria troops were on their march for Moe
chat. a town situated halfway between
Frankfort and Mentz. These troops
have since pushed their vanguard to the
borders of our territory. Is it intended
to take military possession Of Frankfort
Have the disturbances been fostered b.
the Cabinets, in order to find prctexts fol
such an occupation, and for the promul
CATION Of new protocols These arr
questions which cannot decide. But il
is worthy of remarks, that the Minister
Of the three principal Powers Of German,
Quilted Frankfort some days back, ant
that the leaders of the insurrection, in
stead of directing the people towards tn
Archives OF the Diet, led them agains
: the guardhouse.