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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-04

The Georgia Courier names james l. Pettlgr"
Esq Distinguish. member Of die South Catotns
Bar, ns the pf oahle sncccsso, Of tho late judy
Joan'on, GA the Bench, Tho Supreme Court OF Tn
United Suites.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-04
tain Junlo in Fineasnc. |, produced powerful
lmpfe sslon ypon the people ylATOR

StanntoB, Aug. %.
The travel through this place the present senson
has far surpassed any thing We have seen
here before Landlords have had fine harvest
and Sage owners q plentiful crop Of ext,as.
fSpeetatOr.
Senator Ewing, OF Ohio, passed though this
place asi week on his return TO Washington. Nh
Ewing Is a memher both If the Pos.Ofice and
the Finance Committee of The Senate winch
authorized 10 81, during the resess Of Congress.
10.
w, learn thai moro eonnerfei,ers have been
aiken one Of whom Is fined IN the Ciarh'burg
jail, aud the other IN Wyths. H.
The neglect of tie opplcllion Of Michigan to be
admitted MO the Union Stae, at the late SEES
ston Of Cong ices has dissatisfied the people there.
They seem earnestly fixed on becoming a etote
al the earliest day. For this Object, they have Ia
ken ness1res Tor nsceraining now far they en-
,tlcd 10 clam the benefit 1fth ordinance, and Sc
up FOR Themselves A PROCLAMATION h been IS
sued by tho neIing governor, for nm extts sossIo'
oil the Legislative ConnrIi, Ia be hed ga the LIST o.
Sep erdber The pntciPu pu pose 10, so thelrpa-
l,rrs INFORM Us To { US. census OF the population
to he taken and + II exceeds 60 900, TO exercise
fhclr iight uaJsr tn 5 construction OF ir"mrg
II cons nulon Tor themselves, eccllng Senators aud
Representatives, ana demanding udm ss,on as
right. II refused admission, according 10 thu
doctrines mamrnIned the Missouri question,
they viii be sovereign State, though not IN IN
Union.
Another purpose for which the session IL con
yokod 10 TO akr IN 'nsurcs for exlcnding JurIsdIe
ION Owe tie Dubuque mines, u part OF the country
vest OF the Mississippi whose rr' g"Iar P5li1ca
condition has oeen frequently noticed
IB0U Amer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

NOTICE.-The well known Jack Null
~ LITER will stand the ensuing fall sea-
son at the stable Of David III. Bulla, one
mile North of Richmond, at the usual rates
Of $3.50 the season, if paid within the sea-
son, if not, four dollars will invariably be
demanded; s. to insure a mare. Persons
putting BY the season, or Insurance, and
parting with the mare before it is ascer.
tanned, will be held accountable for the
insurance money. We give from SIS to
S2j for mule colts when wcancd.
ID. III. BULLA,
WIN. BULLA.
Oct. III 1894. 4O-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Ohio Eketion.-Next Tuesday win decide the
contest in Ohio, where, We discover BY the pa
pers, the political excitement in some places i
at its acme. In Dayton new kind Of jud'c'a-
ry is established, as appears from late trial Of
VIM. l.. Helfenstein, a would-be-congressman'
on charge Of forging certain certificates to pro-
mote hrs election. This tribunal il purely DEM
ocratic, for the populace are Judges jury ano
witnesses. 1t appears that the court alluded %
gave judgme against the defendant, but as II
is presunable that an appeal will be taken, the
High Court Of o'.anoe-ry will decide the case
next week. The animosities generated BY such
excessive party heat. should be deprecated IN
any comnnnity, and alEhassh the people nay
believe themselves contending for their just
rights, yet the means used to obtain them are
very questionable il not impolitic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

The arrival ofa certain person named
George Thompson at New York, from Eng
ty, being an apostle oiabol;;ion. Lodgings
were taken for him and his family al tle
Atlantic Ho.el; but the numerous dodgers
heid meeting, and notified the landlord
that Mr.. Thompson must quit the prem
ises, or that they would and 50 the gentle
man was compelled to move his quarters.
The people do no, like foreign interfer-
ences IN their domestic affairs, and MIR.
l. for some reason, seems to take rank
with William Cobbett.-Niles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

/ n Meeting al Sea.-There are many eloquen,
passages in the Memoirs Of Chateaubraiand, cx
tracts from which have lately been published ir
Blackwood's Magazine. Witness the following
On these vast paths Of the deep, along which
are seen neither trees, villages nor caties moi
towns, nor spires, nor tombs-On this causeway
without columns, without mile stones which hssa
no boundaries but the waves, no RELAYS but the
winds, Lo lights but the stars-the most delight
fui IdsentuIes, when one is not in quest OF lands
and seas unknown,is the meeting Ut two vessels
The mutual discovery takes place along The hor.
ison by the help OF a telescope; then they make
all sail towards each other The crews and
passengers hurry upon the deck. The two ships
approach hoist their flags, hrail half up their
sails, and lay themselves alongside of each 9TH
er. AL Is silence; the two captains. from the
poop. hail each other with speaking trumpets-
The name of the vessel-from what port-the
name OF the captain-where be comes from
where he is bound for--how many DAYS his pas
sage has lasted, and what are his observations or
the latitude and longitude. These are the
VOYAGE The sails are un-
brailed, and belly to the wind. The sailors
and passengers OF the two vessels follow each
with their eyes without saying a word; theses
going to seek the sun of Asa, those the sun of
Europe. which will equally see them die Time
carries away and separates travellers upon the
ca rth more promptly still than the wind separ-ll
ates those upon the ocean. They also make /
'asns Of adleu from afar-good voyaee-the!
common port IL Eternity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
COLIector,s e1Veeefce.

WILL attend on Saturd avs tbe6 tA. l3sh
10th and 9th Of September. &C Morsi-
sons corner IN Richmond, in order 10 ess-
iect the balance Of the tax due for the
present year in Wayne township: AaS
person or persons failing 70 come 6erward
and settle the duplicate BY that time
hope will not think hard to satisfy ne fvv
calling ON them . second time, which I
will be obliged 10 do a. sooa - TINS notice
expires. ! wall not be able 70 meet my
engagement with the state and eoualy
without punctuality on the psst The peo :
pie. - -. -
JEREMIAH L. MEEK, C. C. &C.
August 3OtIr, 1894. - 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

STOP THE RUNAWAY.-The UNDER
~ signed will pay six cents reward but no
charges, to any person who will apprehend
and return to him Joel Bridges, An inden-
ted apprentice to the Hating business,
said runaway is about Is years Of age. he
left the subscriber in Centreville on the
morning Of the 10Th September last. No
tice IL hereby given 10 all il may concern
not to employ Of harbor said runawa y, a.
it is my wish to reclaim him.
VIM. s. r. MORTON.
Centreville, Oct. IL, 1894 4O-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

VALUABLE PROPERTY ron sALn
THK subscriber olers for sale his dwell
= ling House and Lot. situated on the
east side Of Front street, in the town Of
Richmond, and now occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Barnes. The dwelling Is = commodious
two story Frame, we'll suited for board
ing house.
Any person wishing to purchase this
pleasant residence, viii please call on Mr..
Stephen B. Stanton, who will make known
the terms.
EDWARD s, BEESON.
August D, 1884. #
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

The Globe publishes weekly bulie
tin ofthc do'ngs about gold, at the min
e ~ u. States. The amount supplied
10 thQ week ending SsptsIpbcr 30, VA,
squsf-.o $25l 900, all except 81 900 I've
ing in foreign csins: the coinage for IN.
week WIS o2OS 900, and amount Of gOle
somainiDg on hand tor coinage, on the day
given SfS goo dollars.
The implication Of gold from England
aud France ID st,I! large, and 50 great is
the seeming demand for it for tho Amer.
ican market, that some excitement, on the
subiec: had been caused at London and
PaTis-ihough the .sGiobe'' tells us that
the gold circulation of England - equal
70 one hundred and twenty millions of
dollars, and that ot France more than one
hundred and seventy millions. How the
amount Of gold in circulation is ascer-
tsined. We are no; informed; and j, can
only be guessed at. The specie circula-
aioD, however, OF England and France, is
very large.
Resnittsaces on account of our stocks
seut 10 Europe, or purchased for the Eu-
sOpcan markell were chiefly heretofore
made % manufactured articles sent out to
b sold in the U. S,ates-but now our
brokers, who manage such loans for for
eign capitalists, prefer remitiances Of gold
to transactions in bills, as bearing a bet
ter Profit-for the sales Of foreign manu-
features are lighter and less regular than
they used to be. Out of these proceed
ings q certain degree Of good may result
and or own manufa cturers, wool
growers, and other asriculturists furnish
sng materials, lid which articles of food |
are included derive some benefit from
fmportations Of gold, instead Of impor,a-
lions Of goods.
Such facts, nevertheless, as are insert
ID IN the article below. will speedily re-
|seve % Of the burthen cf specie-wh;chl
however, we regard only as merchandise
s"d, ~ such. gold is imported because Of
is increased price In the United States.
& - very possible, tina, large part OF
The cargues stated were purchased, AT
Canton, by few small pieces Of paper
hearing the signature OF N. Biddle, pres
Dent Of the hank OF the United States,'t
which the Hong merchants have pre-
erred to silver dollars. That business is
o b stopped, and, for teas and silks, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

4 wing in Washington township, Wayne
- county, la. an estray marc, bright
bay with black name and tail, three white
feet, and some white hairs on the other,
with star and slip connected by some
white hairs. IA hands high, supposed to be
years old last spring. no other marks or
brands, appraised to 30 dollars by Joseph
Ewing and Benjamin Harvey, the I'd Of
October 1884. true copy from my es-
tray book.
J.R. LAMSON, J. p.
Oct. IL. 1894. 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

State ofIndiana. In The WaJas Pro-
Wayne county. bate Court.
William 9. Lancaster and
Jeremiah l.. Meek ,admr's. o. conplaist
of the estate Of Rex Lam 60 settle IL
caster deceased. /! estate a =.
- C.. sslvese.
The creditors Of said de,d.
Asd now at this day. to oia: - sls sosA
deg - Augusa, q. d. lee4. coaDps - $40
Petitioners before tie Judge efthe Wayoe
Probate court, in vacation. aud Gle tkeir
complaint in this behalf, and theeeupoo %
motion Of said petitioners il 10 ordered b,
the Judge aforess ID, that tho creditors or
said estate be notified Of the peodency q
said complaint BY public advsrtssement =
some weekly newspaper, printsd and ps,b-
lishec l.. Wayne county, Indiana, Tor six
weeks excessively, prior 10 the frst day
of the next FERN Of said court. And furth-
er that ualcss said creditors Of said estate
notify the said petitioners Of tk4 existence
and exteat Of their csaims respectively by
filing The same, or q succanct statencnt of
Of the Dotsre, description AID date of the
contract, aesumpsit, judgment, or liability.
upon which the same may be founded Ia
the oihce ofthe clerk of said court previous
to the final dist ribution Of said estate such
claims not 20 filed will be postponed 10 Ia
vor of more diiigent creditors. and that IL
the next term Of said Wayne prcbat.
Court, to be holden at the Court housr
within and for said county Of Wayne an
the second Monday Of November next, sold
court will proceed TO hear and detcr0sine
upon said claims 30 filed ~ a5oresaid, and
make final dlstribution ofthe assets Of said
decedent. JOHN 3. NEWMAN.
Attest, Atty. for Pctitioners
S. HANNAH, Clerk.
September 9th, 1884. $3.50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

WILL be offered for sale on the 10Th Of
the 18th month {December) next at
the court house door in the town of Win
chester, Randolph county, Indiana, the
10th Sec. of Town. IS, n. of X. IA E. to
be offered in lots of 40 acres each. Fur
Their particulars will be made known on
the day Of sale, and attention given by
DAVID HAWORTH, S. G..
10th mo. IL, 1884. 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

enVO TANNERS. The s~bscribee 49,
= for sale his Tea Yard il ntqh0eod
either viii o. Withoat s1ss3 Tie yard
consists oftwepty vats, With me sDcessasy
buildings, and abost one acre Of leoood
a good and never-failing fbustain Pump
dc. 1t 10 one Of the most haodso0e 81
uations in this state for the busincs.
Terms will be made easy to tie purchaser
JOHN FINLEY.
January llth, 1884. "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

MARRIED1On Tuesday last by tbe Rev
Levi Purviauce. MR.. ALEXANDER FLEM
INC &c MISS NANCY MALLNDA ADAMS
all of Preble county, Ohio.
On the 3rd inst. by the Rev. John AdNns
MR.. SAMUEL MITCHELL to MRS. LYDIA
IRWIN, all of New Paris, PEBBLE county, Ohio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
TAKEN UP by Thomas Bust.

Of Centre Township, Delaware county
Indiana, a sorrel mare with q laid face,
both hind feet White haf way op Ne Drss, IT.
mark near the tip Of the right sboldes, some cea-
lar marks, LA hands high, supposed 10 be IL
years old, no other marks o. besscs peseeiyab)e,
appraised 70 y dollars and fity csnss, b. Cen
Barlow and Amos Bluut do certify tl,e aboys
to be . true copy fsee ~ stay ~ Sep. ,,
Sept q, Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Cincinnati Prices Current, October 7, 1884. =
Bacon, hams Ia 9, hog round 81; beans, bush.
IS; beeswax 16a II; butter, keg ga 10; cheese
7as; feathers 80 a 81; -four, superfnc S3 81
Haxsee,i 80; wheat GO, cats D, corn 81, rye 81,
barley 40; lard Ga; potatoes Is a 81; whiskey
1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Estssovdinssy Fkensws1S- even
ing, Mr. John Parker, Mr.. John Rogers. Mr..
Archibald Scne1, .nd several Other persons being
at Three Mir House, observed something in the
air, which they 1t 6rst took 10 be mist q cog.
bat n the evening was very clear, they we're in-
duced to take more notice Of il, and By holding
the hand above the eyes % as to exclude the
rays Of the Sun, they could distinctly see boaies
Of insects. apparently Of a red cnnsoo color
They were in sheets, with trains after tnem, re-
sembling that of a conet, each sheet Of these In
sects, appeared By itaeh, and they were moving
in directjoa froD West to east, about 3 or 30
feet from The earth. and at least % yards IN
width, following each other in hocks like The
pigeons; they ohsssvet. the passage Of these in
sect. for more than twenty minutes. the Sun at
the time being more than half an hour high.
Hahtar Stotisn-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Ma. RITcHiE, editor Of the Richmond Enquir-
er, recently received personal chastlsement from
Nh. ARCHER, a member of congress the son OF
Mr.. Ritch,e and the latter repaired to Washing
ton city to settle the affair by mortal combat. a,
the laws Of Virginia against duelling, make Il
rather an unpleasant matter for those concerned,
should they escape with life. In this case, hsw-
ever, the friendly interference Of Col. Towson
and Others, effected a compromise by whiDh they
ssMay live to eight another day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

6rAs expect 10 be ahssat for three - fsuR
weeks. must bid q shos4 farewell to the reades.
Of the Palladium. hope on my return 10 r.
sumo my station with renewed alacFity. The
paper will appear regularly. J. FINLEY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

we must hereafter send OF the shard stuff
as cnl. Benton calls (which will make
10 pretty considerable difference As ma
ior Downing would say.
The three ships, Alexandria, Panther
|and Washington, which are hourly ex-
Ipeeted to arrive ut New York, from Can
iton, have on board, among other articles,
nine thousand eight hundred and forty
six chests Of tea, eighteen thousand three
hundred and tweniy-iour small chests
packages, and boxes Of tea Of high cost,
seventeen thousand nine hundred and
ninety seven cases and packages of silks.
GRAPES, preserves and other valuable arsl-
|cIes Of merchandise, &c.
sStocks are continually purchasing for the
European market. The commissioner of the
territory and president of the Union bank Of
Florida, has just now borrowed million.
through, or Of certain brokers at New York and
Philadelphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
TAKEN UP by Bejamin w. Hawkins,

living about Is miles north of Winches
- ter, Randolph county, Indiana, near the
ssaiamonia. y Brown mare with \ young colt /;
the mare has a black name and tail, supposed to
Be three years old last spring, about Is hands
high, appraised to 40 doIlan by James Simmons
and Jacob Vance, August 23d 1884 certify
the above to be a true copy from my estlay hook
JAMES WlCKERSHAM, J. p.
Sent 27. n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
TAKEN UP BY George Eperly,

'0fCentre Township, Wayne county, Ia
on the 23d inst an estray dark bay nare
four years old last spring, upwards Of IS hand,
high, with black legs, name and TAIL no othes
marks o. brands pefceivable, appraised to forty
seven dollars and fifty cents, BY Caleb B. Jack
son and James Haywosth. certify the shove
to be true copy from my estray book.
Tf1OS. L. DOuGHTY,J. P.
CentreyiiIe, Sept q, 8
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER.

THE undersigned respectfully Informs
u the inha bitants of Richmond and the
public generally, that he has taken . shop
in Siddall's row, on Pearl 1t. 4 doors from
Main, where he has established Inn self for
the purpose Of repairing Clocks, Watches,
&c., and by strict attention to business, he
hopes to receive share of public patron
age. FRANKLIN THORPE.
Oct. IL, 1894. 4O-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Enaigratson.-We are compelled again to no.
tee the unusual influx Of families and travellers
from the eastward, which far exceeds that ofany
former year: and we are informed by some who
have passed through Ohio, that great scarcity
of grain is felt in of the south eastern coun-
ties of that state.
A gentleman Of this place who has endeavor-
ed to note the number Of wagons and emigranta
passing through this place for the west and north
west, gives the number for tho month " Septcm-
Der, at 427 wagons, and 2,055 persons Enough
to organize county, passing on one road IN a
month.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
U UBLIC sALE.-win be offered At

public yendue ut the residence Of the sub
scriber, on the farm formerly occupied by Arm
strong Grimes, nearly five miles south east OF
Richmond, on Saturday the 16th of October next
a number Of Cattle and Sheep, enc young mare
one wagon, corn il the field, hay, oats, and va
With approved security. will be gwen on all sums
over three dollars. Sale to commence At tn
O'Clock. JOSEPH DAVIS.
Sept q, h
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

.- SG,kiADssu1Bv Ga.nnk-10s~1 xsnE l.. WsaAAA0s-
Canal Eng incer, passed though this place yesteF-
day, on his return from Fort Wayne, from an
examination of the line Of this canal. We un-
derstand from him that the objects Of thi. ex-
animation were, to ascertain rs far as practical
bic the amount Of water in the West Fork durin z
the dry season, and TO see where and in what
quantities stone could bt procured for locks, &c.
The recent rains have raised that stream some
what above low water mark, 90 that the exact
quantity Of water in the lowest stages could not
be precisely known at present. The water 10
thought to be entirely sufficient ut this time up
to the mouth Of Nettle Creek, and the probaba-
bility is that there will be enough at all seasons
Some further means will be taken to place the
estimate beyond doubt.
South Of the National Road, stone can be peo-
cured for locks at con .enient distances along
the entire distance TO the Ohio river, but north Of
that road wood will have TO be used. =
We have no doubt but that the report which
will he made OF the practicab.lity, and the rep
mutations Of the cxpcdiency Of this measure,
to tho next Legislature, will be encouraging to
the friends Of a general state system of improve
mcnts, intimately connected with the future in
terests and prosperity OF our state.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

A sercrc jokc-A friend of ours in trav.
ell ing through New Hampshire, a few days
since, stopt for the night at the stage hotel
in celebrated village. Hc retired to bed
early, but could get no sleep until near day
light, in consequence Of the noise made BY
the arrival and departure Of the stages
When the last stage left, he turned himself
over in bed and prepared for comfortable
snooze, butjust as old Morpheus had seized
hold of him, his ears where sau,ed by the
believing of COW directly under his win
dow, and TO use his own expression, si,
sounded like noise made by ten thous-
and devils" Finding there was no such
thing as sleep, he arose, and on looking out
of the window discovered the object Of his
wrath, and pe-ceving man near by, said
to him, ''Do for heavens sake kill that cow
and bring me the bill in the morning, and
will pay it." The man took him at his
word, and killed the animal. On descend
ing TO breakfast the first person our friend
met was the cow-killcr with his bill. He
was ''taken aback,' but however. determin-
ed to do the handsome thing. he put his
hand in his pocket, and 10! and behold. his
containing $3.50, had abduct-
I'd itself and gone to parts unknown. Here
was dilemma stranger in a strange
and-his bill to set;le-a COW to paw for.
md no money. He however made out to
procure loan, squared all demands and
tarted for home, determined never to Of
er to pay for the killing of another cow
Boston Republican. /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

sau''s tnss eH1y nav ess1usesn-
ed themselves IN this pfaee, n the Chair
making business, On Peasa stteet. 5e~
doors south Of the market house, whose
they intend to manufacture and keep CO.
sianty on hand large and sptepd1 -
sortment OF fancy and windssr chairs
settees. sociables, &c. which they intend
to sell low for cash or approved couaesJ
produce. The public are Invited - cab
aud examine their work. Ali orders in
their line will be thankfully received aud
promptly attended to.
October 4th, 1884. 3otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

After all has been said, We see il broad
|ly stated that Don Carlos has been repres-
|ented in the north Of Spain by some other
person, 10 rouse g. rally the people 10 tbs
STANDARD Of the priests-who are reported
'as being Desperately wicked. and resolved,
at every hazarj, toresi.t the reforms ofshe
queen regent of Spain, which lessen their
emiuments End reduce their powerL
These are sald to rave an unbounded in
Auence IN Navarro, and their follower
seem ready to carry on the ''war At the
kn'ie's point . rather ti,cn give up the at
solutism Of kings and the doL,inion Of the
priesthood. General Rodii, however, hae
banished sevetal Of the clergy. and II ]:
probable that all The fac,ious of the ordel
will be sent out Of the country. on Ia bang
redured to state Of peace. Various PEE
sons are mentioned as having represents
Carlos but some believe that he was a
PLAYER, selected by the priests,
for the purpos ofimposins on the people.