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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17

sembly of his majestys colony of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, in true and oyal obedience
to his majesties long and yet continued favors and
late commands: Hereby give notice, forewarn, and
prohibit, all persons of what degree soever, being
and belonging unto the town of ofWesterly adjoining
to Pawcatuck alias Narragansett river, and any 9TH
er place in the Niantick and Narragansett country.
IN the Kings province, from yielding, rendering or
owning any obedience unto the Colony of Connecti-
cutt, or any government, except the government of
his royal majesty established in this his colony of
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations and
kings province
r" And this is farther in his majesty's name to re-
quire and command all the inhabitants of Westerly
(Aias MiscomoquotD aforesaid, to be obseryant and
truly obedient as they ought to be- unto his maies-
tvs authority, according to his royal pleasure to and
in this colony derived, and placed; else they must
expect to answer the contrary in such penalties as
law in such cases hath provided.
BY order of the general Assembly of his maiesty's
colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation,
and Kings province.
JOHN SANFORD, Recorder"
"P. S. And further this is to signify and declare
that by the authority aforesaid all persons of what
degree soeyer, nhabitng or belonging to the juris-
dicton of the colony of Connecticut, are hereby in
his majesties name forwarned, forbidden, and COM
manded, not to assert exercise any authority, or
government, in any part of this colony, the cas-
side the aforesaid Pawcatuck River or they mus
expect to be prosecuted against, according to law
and Justice"
Signed by an order of the General Assembly Of
his maestes colony of Rhode Island, and Providence
Plantations, and Kings Provinces setting at New
port the 9th of July 1879, and by their order the
seal affixed, Per
JOHN SANFORD, Recorder.
A tax of eco was assessed on the towns as follows
Newport Ia, Portsmouth IL, Providence 4, War
wick 4, Westerly 4, Kingston 6, Greenwich 3
jamestown 6, and New Shoreham 4.
The Assembly having received further counte-
nance and authority from the king to govern the
Nanagansett country they authorised the Govern
or and Council to apprehend Mr.. Richard Smith OF
Kingstown, and bring him to trial, for offence
against the Colony; inasmuch he had petltioned
the lords of of the privy council in England against
the jurisdiction of Rhode Island over the Kings prov
nce; and the assembly averred, that he had mis-
represented the colony before the authority in Eng
land
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
Office

UDROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the Com
n missay General Of Purchases at Philadelphia iurnisl
materials for making Uniform Clothing for Regiments
Infantry; Regiments Of Artillery for Ordnance and Drag
oons and for sundy articles ready made as hereafter
ated, VIZ - , .
SKY blue tylled "a kersey.
Bcached Cotton Drilling "a for sergeOnts' clothing
Bleached do. shir,ings 10 for do do.
Unbleached do. shlrtings 7-S for Prlyaes do
Flannel of Cotton and Wool 10 for shirts.
Canton Flannel "a for drawers
Cotton Drilling unbeacbed "a for overnls aud jackets
Cotton do do. 7-8 for Bed sacks
Worsed bindings of various coors and widths.
Uniform caps for Infantry, Artillery, and Dragons
Sets of metal equipments for Caps for Infantry Artillery and
Pompon. white and scarlet for Private. and for Non-con
nlssloned staff
Pumes of horse hair for Dragons.
Agulets white and yellow.
Snshes, worsted crimson and yellow
Pair of shoulder straps, white and yellow
Do of do. brass
Epauies, pairs for AFOREMENTIONED staff sergeoDls and
Corporals Infantry and Artillery
PTussan Gilt Lace.
Prussan Plated Lace.
Forage Caps.
Laced Bootees, paTs
Leather stocks.
Stockings, dozen pairs.
Blankets wooIen ca feet long feet wide weight pounds.
Bunting for Flags,
Buttons for Artillery and Infantry Uniform Coat and Vest
DO U $. large and small, yellow and white.
DO for shirts and sspender- white.
Drums complete
Telling axes.
Spades.
Iron camp kettles.
Iron mess pans.
Hatchets.
The whole are 10 he Of domestic manufactured materials
Patterns OF all the required cotton and wooen cloths garme
and articles deposited in the office Of Charles Lde Esq
Military store keeper the city Of New York and the Office
OF the ConIssary General Of purchases IN Philadelphia for
animation Samples Of the wooeD and cotton cloths will be
sent to any manufacturer application (by naI to this office
and such information relation TO the goods as be desired
The booees to be Of eight and the caps Of five sizes
The sizes and proportions OF will be stated IA the contract
On the samples and patterns exhibited the will be
founded and inspections made and article will be
that inferior the material workmanship, that does
correspond IN every respect with the pattern which
tract shall be founded.
The supplies be delivered the L. s. Arsenal
Philadelphia for inspection equal monthly portions and the
contracts 10 be fulfilled before the 1 day Of June
The proposals be IN writing sealed and endorsed" Pro
posa for Materials and Articles for Infantry and Artillery cloth
ing, and reach the office Of the Conmssary General OF
purchases before the oath day of December 1884. Secu
ity will be required for tie fuflment of contracts.
G.. IRVINE,
Commiss0ry Geperdi Of Purchases.
Commissary Generals Office, Nov. 10.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10Th, 1884. ! eptD24.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
Livery Stable.

HE Subscribers beg leave most respectfully to inform
IL their friends and the public generay that they continue
keep horses and carriages of every DESCRIPTION for their
commodaon be let the REASONABLE terms and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be fund at all times at
sends Coffee House where they will be happy to wait ON their
customers with prompness and fidelity Grateful for past ay.
they take this opportunity express % acknow
mens and trust that by strict attention thr business thew
will both merit and receive share of public pronase ay.
the best well the greatest variety of horses
and carriages they doubt not obeng able furnish all who
please call upon them with such equpages will not fail to
answer their purposes. HOWE Il METCHEAR.
Oct ~ eptf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
NEW GOODS.
FAIL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

NM, II. Hall has complete assortment of Dry Goods
w which he thinks viii fail TO suit purchasers the
lowest prices
Consisting of exclusive Of Broadcoihs Cassmerer,
Nesnng Red white n yellow Eng Flarnesi double width
menno Ccassans single do Red white black merno Shaws
Ihbbei do figured and plain Bookings Deoonshre kerseys
Blue Drab Liverpool Pilot cloths Black Cold Silks Bob
bneu laces foongs plain 6gd Jaeonneu Cambnc French
Gothic ouraning for windows Furniture Chntz Flag and
Pongee SIX. Hdks, Brown Blk Gotten iane French do
Corded skirts white Linens Linen Damssk Table covers in
patterns long Linen danask Wooen N Cotton Hoziery
Ladies iinen Gloves, H. Gloves Mems superhne beaver 4
loskn wooen n,tens ribbons Brown Blk Coions silk and
Cotton eh ct Rose Blankets Bombaznes, drogheda, Barps
bedck Bandboxes approved manufacturer chez
Superne Silk Cambets for cloaks Russia Duck, lled Cot
Pelise Waddng Cold white false Collars nice Blk Silk
ldkis Linen Cambnck ldks worked edgings Feyd Table
covers Brown Linen do imitation x Cambrcs Lawns Swiss
musns Wells Birds eye Diaper, Scotch pads Cotton Bangs
Bk and white silk Hose, white & mixd wooen yarn white
worsted sewing Cotons by the pound white dimiy and
riey otother articles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
NORTH-KINGSTOwN. BANK.

AT the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the North
Kingston Bank the following persons elected directors o
the year ensuing, viz:
Elisha Watson, Oliver Watson Jonathan Reynolds. Ezbor
Sanford Jeffrey Davis Pardon 4. Hammond John T. Whit
ford Christopher Allen, Joseph c. Sanford, Ezra ID. Davis
William Baker jeremiah g. Chadsey, William q. Hammond
George Hammond Ezbon Sanford Jun Nicholas SPHINX Dan
e Stanton, William Browning Elphalet Young, and Alfred
Updike.
And at subsequent meeting othe Directors Jonathan Reyn
ods Esq elected President of said Bank the place of Iii
sha Watson Esq declined. 7. T. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wexford Nov. 18th 1894 aSy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17

FNHE Harrison Farm so called. situated in the Neck on
IL southwest part of tie Island of Rhode Island about Of
mile from the foot of Thnes Street; containing about i6O
acres.
Aso-A wostory dwelling House with a!sOre attached in
Broad-st.
And the ScrewHo.se and lot of Land in front of the first
Baptist Meeting hous,
Also FOE SALE
5000 lbs Of the tst quality Merno WOOL.
GOO Merino SHIEP
Four-y year-Oll OXEN
3OX-CARTs-twO with wide wheels and one with
COWS.
3HORSES
s Fat, and lean HOGS.
90 Tons HAY,-frst quality on Philips Farm
81 do. do do. do, Harrison Farm
300 Bushels of CORN, in Ears.
800 do. of OATS
A CHAlSE and HARNESS and
WAGON and HARNESS
Appyto GEORGE 5. HAZARD, OF
Oct22 eptlMh JOSEPH MARTIN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
b. F. & J. J. GREENOUGH,
PROSPECTUS OF THE COMPRESSION
AL GLOBE.


The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE, which we commence
ed publishing at the last Session of Congress, will
be continued through the approaching one. 1t will
be published in the same form, and at the same
price; that is once a week, on daubs royal shaet
made up in quarto form, at ONE DOLLAR per copy, !,
during the session. When any important subject
is discussed, propose to print Extra sheet
Subscribers may calculate on at least three or four
extra sheets. At the close of the session, Inde
will be made for the lst and I'd session, and sent o
all the subscribers.
We shall pay to the reporters alone, for preparing
the reports that will be published in this paper, more
than one hundred dollars a week, during the ses-
son In publishing it, therefore, a; ONE DOLLAR for
all the numbers printed during the session, we may
boast of aifording the most important information
at the cheapest price
Editors with whom exchange, will please givcl
this Prospectus gratuitous insertion; and thosc|
friends to whom may send it, will please procurel
subscribers.
TERMS.
| copy during the session, 81 W
II copies during the session, $40 90
Payment may be made by mail postage paid, at
our risk. The notes of any specie-payng Bank
will be received.
GjsNo attention wiH be paid to any order, amless
the money accompany H.
0PSUBSCRIPTfONS RECEIVED A II
THIS OFFICE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
B1LS1W or LIVERWORT.

M RS. NJ ~ GARDENERS genuine Indian Batsom q Lie
4VA ernort and HoarOVnd prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian doctress
The genuine Basam of Lverwort in each Bottle. II H. with
out exageraon exception of the greatest discoveries
ever made IN this part of the country 1t has saved within two
years hundreds from the grave II has been for from all
parts OF the country that has the least of its glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound. 1t has been
louDd to be extremely ecacous the following Diseases VIZ:
Consumptons Common coughs Colds Hopping Cough, diff
Guilty Of breathing Ashnas Influenza Quinsy Phhsc Spit
ting of blood Croop Weakness Pain the side want Of sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing good for the Liver
Complaint this medcine has been taken with great
cess.-Prce 80 cents bottle, for sale by VIM b. RIDER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
BOSTON EDITION OF THE PENNY
MAGAZINE.
PR1OE HloV, ron o10 FACES.
PROSpECTIIS.
PROSPECTUS.

ROM the high commentators bestowed upon the Penny
Magazine, and its nnexamped in great Britain tho
Subscribers induced undertake the republication Of thai
work this country have completed volume conf
anlng $40 pages Imperial Octave, and 2 Wood Cuts which
they have furnished Subscribers the moderate price Of
Dollars The unexpected encouragement which they have met
with, has induced them offer the second volume Subj
scrbers at One Dollar and Fifty Cents payable Ia adcan cor
tanning the number pages and to be executed in st
egua! To their first volume.
During the past year Stereotype Plates Of this work. aie
having been nearly out in London have been imported
INTO and the impressions from those plates sold
Dollar and fifty Gents for IL Monthly Parts containing only
pases-beng SIXTY pages less than the Boston Edition
The Wood Cuts and Stereotype plates of the Boston Edition.
entirely new executed by the publishers, who being both
practically operative in the important departments Of
the Book business hat Of Engraving and Sereopne they
feel confident that they compete with oesa manna
ner in their Deas regards the style Executon and cheap
They will therefore issue AZ pages the first of every
month commencing with July.
B.F.&J J. GREENOUGH,
D. Water street.
N. B. Persons wishing subcdbe a specimen of
the work by making application the Publishers Of t
Paper who authorized to receive and bel
forwarded to the publishers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
Bruce's New-YOrk Type Foundry

T1NnE subscribers respectfully inform the printers that they
u have recently completed variety OF new fonts of letter
in the style of the latest European specimens well calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display and making their
sortment of PRINTING TYPES unvaled in beauty extent
aud variety book of Specimens may be obtained at the
Foundry No Is Chambers street Chatham street or at
No. Is City Hall Place. IL contains specimens From Twelve
Plea Ia pearl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17

Piano Forte Music.
New AND POPULAR
The Mariners Adeau. The NlssIeioe Bough.
The Brides Farewell. The Land Of the Suau.e-
The Beam ON the Waters. She Sung Of Love.
son Muscs Law "Iaddie oh Leave Ne"
lie Reach'd the Valley Loves Little Pet
Matrimonial Sweets. Rose of Allandaale.
KeDdars March Websters Quick Step.
The Duke OF Reichstsdts Celebrated Waltz
MAJOR Jack Downing's Grand March, and Qnick Step
High let rs swell uBefu noes" Christmas anthem
10 music, by Rev. Nr. e. A. Van Week
The above together with large lot OF Standard Muse
have been recently received for sale, at
W. CALLAHAN s u. :. s. e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
WINDOW BLINDS,
For Sale.

VHNE Undersigned will furnish the above article reduced
u prce-made in the style and ready for hanging
Those who wish purchase viii please call at the Store OF
Horsewe, Nc liS Thamesst
oci I5u IA. r. HORSEWELL, Agent o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Fo' tie Newport 81 Boston Mail Stage
VA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.


r EAvEs Tocnsends Cofce-Ilouse Newport, every doy
IL Sundays excepted al "A o'clock A. NJ dine in Taunton
o'clock, arrive in Boston at o'clock NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough Hotel, Boston every day Sundays excepted,
past O'Clock, dine in Taunton O'Clock arrive in Newport
at O'Clock, 7. M.-Fare through 80
Passengers wishing go Plymouth informed that they
go by this line Monday. "Wednesday, aud Friday and
arrive i'm Plymouth at past O'clock r. VI. Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, past7 o'clock A.
and arrives in Newport at o'clock +. P.M.-Fare 81
This Stage connected with the NewBediord stage Fall
River Leaves FaRver every day, Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and arrive NewBedord at
past o'clock Leaves NewBedford every day Sundays ex
cepted, at past II oclock-Fare So
Passengers wishing go Fall River have bours in
Fall River, and return the evening
" Extra Coaches furnished at all times & reasonable
terms
All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the
thereof r. B KINSLEY. dgeni.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
VUII'NEYS GROUP 81 HOOPING
COUGH CORDy4L

NHiS medicine has been extensively snd successfully used
for several years and offered the public with the
fullest confdenc that is will be highly appreciated
The oitner j. used Prepared by Charles Dyer at No -
Weybosset street Providence H. l. and for sale by
Oct ID n VIM. b. RIDER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17

SN AAA YARDS OF REMNANTS BROWN
S.VVV COTTON.-The Subscribers offer for sale
Sery low price 1000 yards remnants Of fine Brown
Sheetngs made from Sea Island Coton-No. 30 yarn This
article really cheap-ames want Of Cotton Cloth viii do
well supply themselves also Brown beachd sheetngs and
Shirtings, Of every description and at low prices
Oct I5d VIM. &. COZZENS, & Co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
NEW FALL GOODS.!.

Opened thus Morning.
French and English meInoes mernOe and crcass
ions black and cOloured silks scarlet white and black
shaw ly lily l4y&iyds Thbet dorich fancy prints English
and annels feyery description Canton do Gecan
&bobnet lace Qulngs thread edgng do IBserons cambrc
edgngs do insertion silk velvet velvet ribbons worscd blond
edgings Of all colours, ribbons, gloves bosiery&c &c
Also Broad cloths casmeres and saDels IN all their variety
with almost every other article usually inquired for drygood
store-An Of (which shall be sold low any other
store in Newport T. FOWLER, JT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17

Nepport, November IL, 1884.
forbid all person. harborng or trusting my account, my
wife Sarah Ann will pay debit Of her contracting
after this date. NATHANIEL cox
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17

25 g Two line Roman Capitals, with Figures,
II Two line Ilalc Capitols.
10 Shaded Capitals various kinds
q Open do. do.
Italian Copitals aud Figures.
Besides Ornamental Letters, Backsopc Music Lottery Fig
ures Piece Fractions Supero Astronomical and other Signs
Space Rules Brass Rules Ornamental Dsses Long Braces,
more than BOO kinds of Borders and than 1000 kinds Of
Cuts and Ornaments for coo books newspapers and scientific
yor order. for any which, Tor ,ucks Gases
Unases, pd executed with the promptitude,
large veing siwpy- 80"
They will also execute orders for Printing Presses, Paper
Ink &c which they will furnish the manufacturers prices
Printers of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
with this Doe) three times sending paper containing
the Foundry and receive payment when they purchase -four
times the amount OF their bill from the Foundry
New York March - 1884 GEO. BRUCE g. co,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
DIR. JOHNSON. -

DIR. JOHNSON
VNOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w that he viii devote his whole attention, TO the PRdC
TTCE or MEDTCIyE.-Ofice, No 1S5 Thames street
OsT-SOmetime since between benjamin Smiths Mid.
deown and Seaburys Stable the Is vol Of Iumes is
tory Of fEngandIh the finder will leave it at this scs he shall
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-17
MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.

We omitted in our last the age of Gov. Codding-
ton, which was 7S years.
At the General Assembly held for the Colony at
Newport the 9th of May 1879. A number of free
men were admitted and the Assembly adjourned to
the next day, May T..
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-08

actual eheaden The deed was done by boy boy :.iEs :Es had had followed the seas. He had no acomplicc or assistant. 1t was en- tireiy acreation Of his own brain, and he hal had f1f,Tsr kreathed a word of Ii to human being. On the eve of the 2d of July, at I2 o,clck. he went l1 a small boat, with nothing but saw, two gimblets, and a small rue. On arriving at the vessel, he had the greatest difficulty in reaching the gangwa ladder, in which he finally suc- ceeded. IT sle aiis was falling falling :a .crrents, and wlen he stepped on deck no one was visible He heard the tread of the sentry below, but nothing daunted he proceeded 10 his work. He bored the two glnblets into the head, and fastened one end of the ropeto them, the other end he made fast to the vessel. He was two hours in saving off the body. The iron bols which ran through, gave him much difficulty, as he was obliged to saw al! round t. After ihis was done, the head was fairly lifted off the bar, and loweredinto the boat. There an- other difficulty occurred. The boat had been left under one of the scuppers, and the boy found it nearly full of Water. He was obliged to lake hold of the boat rope, and raise up the bow till some of the wa ter had run out when he got in, and safely reached the shore.
 lYe give The above account to our read- CTS, because we believe 1t to be true. Be- sides the boy, there Is, or rather was, but one person in Boston, to whom the fact was kriown.1
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-08
PRAGTfGE vs. PRECRPT.

PBGeBlF. Extract from Gen. Jaekson's letter 10 he Legislature of Tennessee, da- ted Tth aosober, 1895.
 1T ssinp6rtant appointments continue to deyolye upon the Representatives in Con- gress, it requires no depth of thought to be convinced that corruption Uiil become tue or- des' q tae day; and that, under the garb ot conscientious sacrifices to establish prece- dents for the public good, evils of serious importance tothe freedom and prosperity of the repnbhc may arise. It is through tlis cAoaRst that the people may expect to be at tocked in the;r constitutional sovereignty, and where hjranng may be apprehended to spring up al some favorable emergency"
 PRAcqgE.-Members of Congress ap- pointed to office by Gen. Jackson, since his election, being more than were appon- ted by ALL OTHER PRESIDENTS since the formation of the Constitution.
 seaato7s. Wm. Finley, Martin Van Buren, John Forsyth, Wm. Wilkins, John H. Eaton, John Branch, John H. Berrien, Louis McLane, John Chandler, ThomasH. Williams, David J. Baker, Edward Liv- ingston, Levi Woodbury, Mahlon Dicker- son, PowAatan Ellis-l5
 Reprslsntatires.--Leayill, Jchn w. Campbell, Francis Baylies, Robert s. Gar nett, George w. Crlmp, E. F. Tatnall, John Findley, Samuel D. Ingham, George W. Gwen, Thomas P. Moore, Nm. C.. Rives, Selan R. Hobbie, Jeromus Johnson, John G. Slower, John Randolph, Philip P. Barbour, James W. Riddle, Thomas IT, win, James Buchan, Charles G.. De Witt, Hector Craig, Nicholas D. Coleman, Andrew Stevenson, John Anderson. Representatives, 26 Seadtofs, Is
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-08

Mg. HTILL's SUPPRESSED ofEL'h a,'ls,l Mir. Hill of New-Hampshire has PuDlls'In' laSs' in the Globe, speech which he lh'slusS, saus ,. deliver in the Senate, had he no' us'I ,b,l peatedly called to order. we a anns1 .ba,s'- % @ which is as good as the NpV''' Bost Courier. ,,
 "When my colleague, MT. penl f', Hamp @ day, made his onset upon the NeS . | va, shire resolutions, had no ldea 'l'a' ;;af.,r, 4 a shot and retreat. He has, an ,'a, na,sI ssI ed, Jeff us, and no leave 0f absence b,sps S. ed, l and much the most important .',Dd Da' IL of the session to be yet Perl0,'.SSs ,Ss,,fors has paired of, as they call It anu ssaacs s,s H his party loses nothing by his ansenGs aDs Sss. I has zone, but not for good. inc ,n"eb @sl 4 will come back again-he IS IL, 'oo y;rsialn q Yankee, and too little of the .a t5s irs not to hold on and be back hefs yom. ou Hsrp ofDecember next--and that Nss, sa;r'
 shire will never send him here asa''