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Dsa, I'D sua'sy, n Let instant, at the residence Of wm. Diekin.
NJ a !, ~ county IN The 4sth year Of her age, hi. wife,
could do Justiee to the many exeelenciss and amisbi lilies Of the de-.
ceased II u snoogh to say, she lived beloved aud died regretted b,
all who knew her.
AZ hi residence at Ha,pe,'s Ferry. on Tuesday last. Maior James,
EE~pnenson, iormei Z o, he'kc'es Coon y, In the 72i year Of his age,
= have reached the aye of III cescore and ten. and len H..
nm Them a more perfectly unsul led character. Maio, Si.ub.n.o,
curing his re-. denco Ia Berkeley, onen represented he eoun,y
o d. SSns,e.. from tins pisuie, lie h. left bcbird him a wi.ow
u children, to whom hi. death IL n . we're, though not am a :.
e&Eectea bereavement. -.MUfnsbsyg Gareus.
Dspai'en this lha, at Ricbland, near Baton Rouge, I.oui.i.pa. O m
IN august, after an illness II piuo days, John Anderson. E.o.
III q oo'h 1eato his age. Mr. A. wss q native OF Scott nd, but emf.
ss.s;5.aI, " c"un,y with biz parents at an early ago. lie formerly
.us : ,n . n'ns 1.o,s. eons,y, Virginia: For many years he ha. been
I e.'. engaged IVA planter In Louisiana. Hs over sustained au
Sao;cm,snsn reputation; and hs memory IL dear To many, al n az
Der Of societY. ue'u'" e"
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few years.
l ask the question:, Is not the Commonwealth OF Old vir-
GINA as able to pay her lsborers one dollar per diem, as
"a ooher states III tue Union! ] am confident there can
he no good reasons given in the negative.
~ the number OF grand juries were reduced TO two per
annum. (Which wouli he sufficient to enforce all the law.
ula' come under Tie notice OF grand juries) and one dollar
per day paid each grand juror, aud one dollar to each ne,,v
juror, the bur'hen which the greater part Of the Virginian,
now grosn under, would be removed and true republican.
ism more confirmed in Old Virginia.
The people complained, and will not the ruler. l.,e, n
'he,r voice, In arepublicang government Surely they will.
~ u earnestly requested, that the members Of the en-.
.'s session OF the Legislature Of Virgins, would taxi.
matter into consideration. and change our presen, iury
system Into one strictly and truly republican.
A FRIEND TO REPuaIIcANisN
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ANCASTER, DENNY & CO., -auctioneers and
- Cohm,ss,o" Merchants. offer for sale, in store
SOO hids. ST. Croix and Porto Rico sugars, part prime
!" eones and bbls. double and single LOAF steam re-
40 boxes white Havana do.
i-oy oags and bbls. coffee; consisting of old Java. Ma
e. nNha' fio, Havana, Laguira and ST. Domingo.
"o packages GunPowdcr, Imperial, Young Hyson
and Hyson teas
ioo hhds. molasses Sugar House, Porto Rico and
Matanzas
zooOO lbs. cotton yarns, assorted
100 coils Manila corisee.
WIN a large and general assortment If Foreign and
DomeSrc Liquors; among which, superior Cogn.c bran-
diy' imported direct; wines of almost, every Kind and Gus.
wy among which, choice old l.. p. Madeira, in pipes
J" 90 quarter casks,half do. and bottles London Dock
of'' pipes, and Fort, in bottles, received from Liver.
p"o,' ~ various brands OF Champagne London porter.
eq"a' 10 any ever seen in this market pepper pinen,o
{ g1nger' nuimegs, mace, window glass, soap and can.
uies' owe oil, tanners do, some very superior; sole lev.
.mer, s"n'', hats inadder, s%aitpetre, slum, shot, Hack's
sMi : celebrated axes, Pslisse and oounterpano
Wedding manial and pier glasses, sc. SC.
August 20. on TO-
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orICE TO the Black Heath Company of CoHieys-
~ me subscribers TO the stock Of the Black Heath
Company OF Golfers, are hereby informed, that fifteen
hundred shares OF their capital stock have been sold and
duly conveyed by deeds recorded in the County Co,,r, nj
Cnes'e,heIo' pursuant to the provisions OF the act of the
General Assembly OF Virginia, passed on the 2Oth Of Re.
bruary, 1888, entitled can act 70 incorporate the BlacL
heath Company ot Golfers" And they are further In.
formed, mat pursuant 10 the provisions Of the said sct. 4,
general meeting OF the stockholders for the purpose Of an
pointing Directors and organising the Company will 10
held AZ The Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond in Virsi
MA on The 18th day OF October next, at which n,etin,
the stockholders are earnestly requested 10 attend.
BEVERLEY RANDOI Pr
JOHN HErH,
HETH.
Richmond, September, l0lh, 1893. ss-,22o
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WDUBLlC AUCTION.-By virtue of q deed If 1rS,
H. executed 10 the late William Dandridcea and tic sub.
scrioer, ny Randolph Ross OF the County of White. in the
State OF Tennessee, on the 18th day OF August. 1920: and
recorded IN the Hastings Court, for the Civ of RicbmonJ
on thc 2oh day OF June, 1921; and ordered 10 be certified
which said deed Of trust was registered in the R.yilcr's
Office, in White County, state OF Tennessee, ON he 3 h
day OF August, 1921, and was also registered in the R.gi..
ters Office, in Warren County, State OF Tennessee. ON The
on gay OF august, 1871, for the purpose Of securing the
payment oil snndry sums OF money, mentioned in the saiI
deed; WILLIS sold by Public Auction, to the bi,i,est biJd.r
.or ready money, at the front door of the Eagle Hotel, in
Tue C"y OF Richmond, OH =" ednesday, the 9th day of No.
ve'hber next al liz o'clock, ii fair, otherwise ON the frs, t.ir
day Uhereaiter, the following property TO wit: A certain
piece or parcel OF land in the county of w arren. STATE nj
! ennessee' containing 81 acres, including the Arch Cave
said Randolph Ross of Elijah Saunders. George San,ls,.
Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer, William E.ve.
alexander McMurrsy, Charles and William Gres.um,
: "nms way ana ENIsh Deske, aid sundry pieces or pa, eel.
Of land In the said County and State, granted by the said
State, to the said Randolph Ross, supposed 10 contain abou,
twelve hundred acres.
Also, a certain piece or parcel Of land in The county of
,"hne' ~ ~ said State OF Tennessee, containing one
hundred and hiieen acres, including the Big. Bone cave,
anu sunhry other pieces or parcels Of land in the said rom.
Z y Sla'e, purchased ny the said Randolph Ross, OF An.
Saunders, Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake, isaac Drake and
1ohn wilson and sundry pieces or parcels of land in the
county and State, granted by the said State, to the said
nanuo'p" Nos4' supposed 10 contain about eleven hundred
scfes-h,so' one 'third part Of a csptsin tract or parcel OF
land In the said county Of Warren, sfste Of Tennessee.
which The said Randolph Ross, holds jointly with Elijah
Drake and Daniel Pain, containing three tbou,and acres in
GLIDING the Salt w ellis on Rocky Riy.r-aIso. I5 nearo..
whose names are 'not now recollected," nine of which
were in the possession OF Reuben Ross, and six in t,e
possession OF william Koss, Jr; also all the stock in trade
al TWO stores belonging TO The said Randolph Ross. in Ten.
nessee, one OF wbich Is kept at Sparta, the other at Arch
Cave; the first case Of which stock amounted 10 5000
Ana also the merchandise In the hands OF Reuben Ross of
lexington IN virginia, belonging TO the said Ross, valued
AZ Sio,ooo' w. NEkERvIS,
sept ~ l3b-tdsJ SurUiuing Trustee.
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IND FoR sALE.-Ths subietber offer, fr al.

AND o SALE.-Tbe Subscriber offers Cor sale
81 his Tract Of Land, containing about $50 acres. The
soil is very rieh, and we'll adapted 10 the growth Of Corn,
Wheat, &c. There are about rs acres Of il first rate
meadow land, about 30 acres cleared, and 200 acres very
heavily upbered with white and red oak, hickory, poplar
and some very largo pine.
This Tract Of Land lies in the County of King & Queen.
about one mile aud a quarter above the Courthouse in Inc
forks OF two public roads, and within one mile and a quar-.
ter OF the Mattspony River, which Is navigable for large
vessels There Is a large dwelling house on IL, built in The
year 1918, which is situated on a high elevation, corn.
handing a handsome view OF the River. The water il
good, and tho situation very healthy.
Any person v iibng to purchase, viii 6rst view the
premises, where the terms or ssis win be made known
August 70. t31~-wfwJ ELF CARLTON.
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AND FOR SALE = will offer for sale n the &C.,
"a Gay OF October next, Of not previously disposed ~
q. private sa'e9 on the premises, at public auction. 500
aetes OF Land lying on James River, Opposite the estate
OF John Archer, George Cox, sen. and others. \ viii ell
the whole, or two hundred and City acres, which /. ySsIi
numbered with oak and pine, from the river 10 ,bs sx,so,
The Land Is level and Of a superior oualitv. Inc, sn g .nii
oo lhs dSy Of sale. THOMAa STpSTTnrwy"n
August 80. a. ~
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n GENTLEMAN living In the Southern par, Of Wiz.
IA g'nia, In a healthy and agreeable neighborbood. h.
ahkious 70 employ for the next year a school mis,res. for
me edueshon OF his children. The lady must be we'll qua.
nned 70 teach the substaniisls Of an English sdoc alton.
ahn also the piano. Persons wishing 10 engage. will sJ-
ore's inc Postmaster at WhitIe's Mills, MeekIenburv
county, and viii state the salary for the scholastic wear
ne ogmbsT Of scholars will probably no, sscsed ten.
Nf"U 3s-N
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LAW SCHOOL viii re-
commence It's session on Monday, the 4b of M
Ve"'oer next, aud will continue till the latter end NJ
Si"rcn. The course Of instruction will be a. btIetofore
ny ""''y examinations in the text books which have beer,
in q 81 WIN appropriate references and explanations dur
~ " examinations, aud sometimes hy Lectures RI,
oo"ss employed in the School are Cli,ty's Black
!" So"in Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm. ma
nen No,ain. IL IS also rccOnm ended to the yirpinin
Students that they should provide themselves with Jr,e's
DgeS's the Supplement 10 the Revised Code, and Robin
I H > rraehce. The price Of instruction will be sixty
u'''arS 'he session, TO be paid in cash be fore admission II,
,"e SCHOOL The Students Of iormer sessions ave inyi,et,
10 pafncipate IN the exercises OF the ensuing session. Er-
te"e"' accommodations may be had bv the students in
s,saeHckshnrg' upon very reasonable terms, saw for,
Nv " ! oo per n'onlh,exclusive ouly OF fuel and wa.i,-
'"t. u "bo'e expense OF living will probably fall .hor,
W T - '"c ses''oh fho'e intending 10 b., come students.
WIN P'ease aPrTise me OF their intention befuye the Sebooi
commences. They will he supplied with text books a, -
dnced prices, II in due time | am informed of uuois -
that l should procure them. "" WIS"
JNo TAY..OE LOMAX.
""S'' 27-l Nov
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SOLE LEATHER, SHOES. HATS. &c H,hbo,,t
~ q Gardner, have received, and now offer for sal.
,i"S SIDES sole leather, embracing all the different, quail.
shoes, hats. caV and Kip skins, upper leather. ,s,it;,@ h 10"
O. ana dropping paper, Sc. &C., which they offer on tho
mos, roeraI 'esms@Ihey have also on hand, of their o.Sn
perion to any ever offered for sale BY them.
Richmond, 18th Aug, 1888. 90 oar
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MON subscribers have taken that
" wei known establishment, the Union Hotel, and
nave been al considerable expense and trouble in putting
The house in good order and repair. They proni,e their
friends and TIE public, that every e4ertion shall be used
10 give the utmost satisfaction IN every department. All
OF MI Portcr's stages stop at This establishment Mt for pas.
sengers before going to any other part Of the city.
WM. y. BAILEY,
ED. &. MOSBY.
Richmond, August 18Th, 1888. sO-l2 =.
GTNaiional intelhgencer, Baltimore Republican, Norfolk Herald.
Petersburg Inteligencer, Fredericksburg Arena, and New York Cor,
tbf & Enquircr, will pobi,h the above advertisement iw leo q ycek 10,
fouT weeks, and forward their accounts to this Office for oollec tioo.
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peerite. he could never have spoken Of Mr. Tucker q. ne
did. IL he had had any reason 10 imputs to him ~f.ithIess.
ness Is a guardian. . suppression Of accounts. aud the en-
beaxieWent OF his estate.
The only solution oil the extraordinary opinions he seems
afterwards to have entertained, is the belief, tina, from
some other cause, he had become greatly offended with
MI: fucker, and from the influence Of those unfrieodly
.eenne': iaooured under . mental hsllucina,ion on this sub.
gcc', = u was Ills misfortune to have done on some others.
: .n.' opinion his brethren must be driven, In their con.
nuenee ~ The unsullied purity and integrity Of a father,
VINO Is no" in his grave. and OF whom they take a pride
III saying that he did not leave a more just aud upright
man behind him" IT
I'm tho Trial Of Judge Chase, Mr. Randolph took occasion to
speak OF ledge Tucker in terms OF tho highest euloyy. I regret
! have not the reported speech to extract IN. remarks.
W 40 is hoped, that those Editor, tcho haze publish.
ca Mr.. Rs letter. soiH give he foregoing a place in
their columns.
.Erfraet from Judge Chase's Trial, voL. I, ID. l2s.
isths following the passage. to which our Correspon.
dent refers!- Editors. F
ny M. Rnndotph.-" would cite the name and M.
i,hority OF ajudgc OF whom. i'll might be permitted to speak
l would say, that he was no less a terror 10 evil doer, than
= sneid to the oppressed. In a commendable zeal for the
I.,'n'ui execution OF the laws, he has never been surpsss.
Cd neither IN tenderness to the liberty Of the citizen. nor
IRs noer,y o. The press, nor the trial BY jury. Here MIR.
&c. ~c.J-C nose's Trial, FEB. 1906.
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Ths Equivsqxe.-Mr Webster. ia HE Speech At Pitt.
surgh. used the expression OF Z" your worthy Chief Mo-
Eistrafts" with some compliments. The question Is. W hon
did he mean? There IL one set Of Interpreters who an
ply Il 10 the President Of the United Siates-snd another.
who contend that the orator meant only the Mayor Of Pitts.
burgh. To this last class, belongs the Editor ofthe Wheel.
Ing Times IL seems that he was present at the ceremony
-.nd no refers the dispute to tho Pittsburgh Editors,
end u they do not say. that they aud all the multitude,
who heard MIR. Webster, understood him a. we did. we
viii give u up II was lately said In one Of the papers,
tnat Mr.. w was about to prepare his own Speech for the
press-snd ne had better do so-for, until the Priest himself
explains htsow meaning. II will remain q Deiphie Oracle.
Major Jack Downing has become famous by his acute
fankeyisms, and his honeiy wit. But he has been unfor-
tunAte enough, like other great men, to draw after him q
swarm OF little, spurious imlators, who have more than all
III: ccArsenes:. without any ofhis ingenuity. The distinction
winch ms writings have given to his name, has raised up
q host OF nncles, and aunts. snd cousins, and Of dozens who
claim Kindred with his name, but not with his genius
Among others, NO observe that Mr.. Racquet, like the great
men OF Old, has got his jester attached to his Examiner.
u mr' H., who IL really y gentleman Of some pretcu.
SONS 10 Taste. and talents. seriously thinks he can extend
the circulation Of his sheet, by such despic able BayatelIe,.
como to oil the thrift, aud to all the honor too. which thew
ca'cuIsisd to produce.
A letter from B~erryviiie. written on the 1t inst. state.
that "The accomplished Mr.. Edwin Randolph, who had
been on a visit 10 his aunt, put On end to his existence in
public house at Charlestown, yesterday afternoon about
. oe'oek' oy d'sehsrginR a pistol in his forehead"
A great HauL-Oae day Of the last week, John Sci.
den. Esq. OF MISSIONER, caught at one haul in the lame.
River, nearly opposite 10 his house, ninety fine Rock Fish:
tho least OF which, measured two feet in length. Thew
were sent up to the Richmond market but owing IN m.
.ateness OF tho hour at which they arrived, they were sold
emily for from 40 to so dollars.
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EMos s. KENT have removed
- to their new store, nearly Opposite Ne.srs. Levi.
weoo q 20, aud now offer Tor sale upwards of fve hun.
area packages OF Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods. Their
assortment Is Low complete, and will be KEEP, good duriuy
the business season, by purchases in the Norhsrn mar.
keis' or by direct importations. Possessing every facility
Tor s"ying goods cheap, they pledge themselves to sell
,nem 10 fun"'uai customers. at ~ low prices ~ they can
he bought in any market ia the United States. An .xa.
mutation OF their stock is respectfully solicited.
September 10. ae m,
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RAPID TRAVELLING The Locomotive Engine which
lie" Saratoga on Friday att O'Clock, p. NJ, landed the pas.
sengers at schenectady, in one hour, two minutes and 6ity-
Two seconds: The time actually consumed in running the
dis'ance-ZI miles-was ffty-four minutes and tbirtv.
three seconds! being the quickest trip ever made.-W: =
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Drew will resume the duties
~ oil her school on the LIST Oct. next, Ia the house on G
street. between = aud o streets, which is at present. occu.
pied by the Rev. A. Converse, where she viii b. enabled
10 receive an additional number OF 10 ,riers. To aid in
the ednration Of young L,dies, she has procured the ser.
wees o an able aud approved assistant. The course of
studies taught in her school. embraces all the branches
considered essential in female education.
Music, French, Pointing aud Drawing, at the usual
terms Of other schools.
Her terms for boarl and 10 lginy. $3.50 for The scholastic
year. (Sep,. 0, 1881 s6-s,
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received by X. l. SMIrn.-Eiye.
wor,h's TAle.,v vol. 18th, London Edition,
Shakspeare,s Works, vol. 9Th. London Edition,
Christian Library, par, 7lh,
Christian Observer, for Ap,i,
Cabinet OF Natural History, vol. 18th, which COMPLETES
the volume,
BlsSkwocd, Metropolitan, and Foreign Quarterly Review.
No. XIX and Xxx,
Tale. and Novels, by Miss Edge American Edi.
ton. vol. 9th, and the American Turf Register and Spo,t
ing Magazine, No. IL for August, Tor subscribers.
Sept. ID. 36-o,
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DEATHS.

n s,c,,,so, on the ID instant, by tho Rev. Mr.. Bowman. MI. Es.sr,
-. vs. q d. the. Editors Of the Virginia Advocate. to Mia.
mary Kelly daughter Of opie Norris, Esq, all Of Charlottesville.
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WILLIAM s. DANCE, Secretarv.

COMMUNICATED.
At meeting Of the people of Hanover, convened at
me Court. House, on the 9Th of August, being Court
ration the propriety of nominating Benz. W. Leigh. a ,
candidate Tor the next Presidency, William Dabney was
called TO the Chair, and Richard F. Darracot, was appoint.
ed Secretary. ~
IL being late in the evening, and but few Of the citizen,
present, it was on motion unanimously agreed, that the
nee""g should adjourn TO October Court-at which time,
= u'i meeting oil the people is expected and desired.
DABNEY, President.
NIcHARD +. DARRAcorr, Secretary.
~ Citizens Present-in consequence OF which. IL was al.
loarned over, as stated above, until the October Court
ne meeting, which was advertised. in King William coun.
0'"oe''
W The People OF Amelia are re quested to NEE, a.,
me Court House at next Court, to take into consideration
ue proPr'e'y oil uniting in the nomination OF b. w. Leipb
as our next President. MANY n r rur .s"'
September 4th, 1888.
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AND FOX SALE.-1he subscriber having deter.
I mined to remove TO the city OF Richmond, Tor the
purpose OF devoling himself To the practice of law, will
sell me iarH on which he now resides, in the upper end
oil The county OF New Kent on Chickalon,iny river, fifteen
miles from Richmond. The Farm contains seven hun.
seu acres ABOUT two hundred Of which are low grounds,
ae in a state oil handsome Improvement, and are equal in
fertility to any in that part OF the couniy-,Le improve.
Is a very hne apple orchard of about eivh, hundred
rees' comprising a great variety OF fruit Tor the table and
cue. " not previously disposed Of il will be offered at
Puh'ic sale, on the premises, OH Monday The IIh dsy of
october next; in the mean time, those Disposed TO purchase
are invited to examine the premises.
September Nv. [36-,ds] OHN Is. CLOpTON
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TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
uENrLEMEN' ferceiving that you have given The use
I, your eo'umns' Tor the purpose OF bringing 10 the con.
sidera'ion OF the public, and particularly the approacbin.
'egls'ature, The names OF suitable individuals for The off -
OF Chief Magistrate Of The Commonwealth. win taks Tho
noerty OF adding one to the list, who deservedIy sands
whether an Eastern or Western man be seIec,eJ h.
should be q Vitginian in principle. True. the Iocai. in
'eres's oil Eastern and Western Virginia are somc,hing nj.
verse; YET, as VirgiDisns we are, and by the .xerciss or
." e"'reIy aVal,ao'e, may become in feeling and in
a common interest one and the same people. Let ne
men, IN The selection OF officers who are 10 conduc, Tic
affairs oil the State, look TO those individuals, who h,vs -,
long experience in the discharge Of trusts of a bigb and
usPo"sio'e character, proved themselves TO have been
"honest, competent and faithful" In times nj high Mi;
ucal excitement, when the permanencv of our Io,r a 80.
ohsned and veDerated Republican institutions r sbrea,-
ehea by premature acts OF State interposi,ion O n the nm.
n"hd-ahu IN The other. by Federal usurpation and mis-.
rule, we require and should have strong heads nure ,,d
stout hearts, TO guide us through the dific lilies and 49,
gers OF political storms, and conduct us TO that sI,or. -,
peace and prosperity where 'contentment and h,nn;,.s.
lie down at every door," Such an individual NJ Ls
,1uhai IN me person Of Judge WiHiom Daniel, who, since
ana consistent supporter Of that policy, in the advocacw of
which, IN The great Revolution Of '9S and 90 he acquired
the lasting confidence and appreciation OF his Constituents
ana ,he anmira'ion and applause Of Republicans through.
OUT " Union. Whether you take him in The leeislatnnre
I'm either branch Of which he was eonaIIv di.,;nSu;shad
a'the par, or upon the bench, for strength of jnteIer, in.
dependence, elevation and decision OF character he has
had no superior. He is in fact a true Virpi njap. in FEELING
ano III PIi"cIPie, and could do whatever individual exer,
ION cohid erect, In promoting the prosperity and hapni.
ness d. our Commonwealth. The writer of ,hese remarks
knows nothing oil the Judges disposition upon the subject.
nor ihueed is u necessary; for, il is an Office which sIiouij
nemher De sought nor stunned" Belle wing him IN n.
a Republican in principle and in practice, we are hound
10 presume, that he would act out that character hy i,
faithful discharge Of whatever duties hs feIioy. on;.S :
might impose upon him. FARNER