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greater offence must include the less of
the same kind. Murder must include
every injury TO life adultery every in-
Jury To purity, and SO of the rest. And
The moral code is closed and perfected,
by command forbidding every improper
desire in regard TO our neighbor.
{" have been thinking he proceeded,
"where did Moses get that law | have
read history the Egyptians and the ad-
jacent nations were idolaters SO were
the Greeks and Romans and the wisesl
and best of Greeks and Romans never
gave code of morals like this. Where
did Moses get this law, which sur passes
the wisdom aud philosophy Of the most
enlightened ages? lie lived at period
comparatively barbarous, but he has Civ
en- II law in which the learning and sag u
city Of all subsequent time can detect no
flaw. here did he get it lie could
not have scared so Ear above his age, as
t have devised il hmsel. am satisied
where he obtained it. 1t came dow1 from
heaven. j am convinced Of the truth OF
the religion ofthe Bible"
The Infidel--lnfdcl no Ionger-re-
maiued to his death firm believer in the
truth Of Christianity. lie lived several
years after this conversation about three
l believe. He continued to pursue the
study of the Bible, his views of the
Christian religion expanding and growing
correct. Profancness was abandoned. -
An oath was now as offensive to him, as
il was familiar before. When his former
gay companions used one, he babtually
reproved them. He demonstrated with
them upon its folly and want Of meaning,
aud said that he could never imagine be-
fore, how painful proiane language must
be to a Christian. But did he become a
sincere disciple Of Christ He always
Expressed great doubt upon that point
He could hope for nothing from the world
and he was afraid that he might choose
other pleasures from that circumstance
without a radical change Of feeling.
/, learned these particulars, a few years
since, from one one of the parties. The
lapse Of time may Eave caused some i'm
material variation, but l believe no other.
il have endeavored to he more than SUI;
, stantialiy correct, and have therefore lei
many important ideas unexpanded, us
: understood item to occur, in the actua
f conversation.
Let ,he reader mediate on this his!o.
. lry, for it is believed to be rich in practical
instruction. The main thought is this
4 that the moral law is a monumenl,-o
the great moral transaction at Sinai, Al
i. the delivery oi the ten commandments
But let him mark also the species of un'
belici,the practical temper inspired by dis.
ease, the lingering nature Of the com
plant, the judicous advice and kind al
IGNITION of the Christian elder, the beau
tilul arrangement Of pro,id by which
these concurred he excellence OF the NOR
al law as explained and felt, and The gio
rous reforming power oi the Blble.-.lc
Jotis' Maga='ne.
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VERpIcrs TO CoME The New York
Spirit OF the Times, in speaking of the
yerJicls OF Coroners in some sAtraordin-
ary cases OF accidental or violent death,
saws We can anticipate curious YER
diets upon divers illustrIous and non-''lus-
,rious personsges, when they pass away
AS thus
Mrs Fanny II. b. died of a bug bite
Col Stone died Of ioy on hearing that
Amos Kendall had hung himself
Col Webb-uniortunateiy smo'hered
under q copy Of the enlarged Courier !
Major Noah, full Of years and honors'
departed this life after writing The eP"'ph
of the Albany Regency. :,
John Neal died of u chronological
bump on his head, from distracted Gra-
hamlte.
Graham died Of trying new 'gruel
system on himself, after practising 1t or
a dog.
lsSac Hill died Of no,hng-he went
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Ne Printed and Published every Saturday
morning, by II A ARIES RAN ID A l. l., No.
2 Alarket-Street, Warren, r. !.
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yard, in the midst of his hens. Under
the deck lives II cat OF tortoise colored
skin, bushy tail, long stiff moustacbes,
firm on his feet, and caring not for the
roll of the vessel il hns twice made n
voyage round the world, and saved iiseli
from p wreck on cask. The cabin boy
gives to the cook biscuits soaked in wine
and the cat has the privilege Of sleeping,
when il likes, in the hammock Of the hrs.
lieutenant.
|, The aged sailor resembles the aged la
borer. The harvests nre different, IT IL
tsz,e the sailor has led wandering life,
The laborer has never quilted his field, ~
ploughing their burrows to the one, the
lark, the red breast aud nig ighlingaie-to
10 the one, the lark, the red breast and
nghtingaio- to the other, albatross, the
curlew, aud the kingfsher, are prophets.
They retire iti the evening, the one into
his cabin, the other into his cottage iraIi
ienements, but where the hurricane which
shakes them does not asltate their tran
quill copsciences.
In the winds en,pestueus blowing,
st:ll no longer lhey deJciy
Tie guililess heari, lis boon bestowing,
suut.es them with lis lullaby.
Lullaby, sc. &c.
TIE sailor knows not where death VIII
surprise hun, or OH what coast he VIII
leave his lie. Perhaps he will mingle
his last sigh with the wind, attached to
nlt to continue his voyage, perhaps he
will sleep inferred Oh desert island,
which one may never light again, as ne
slept alone in his hammock III the midst
Of the ocean. The vessel Is itseli spec
tacle. Sensible 10 the slightest move
meut of the helm, III hippogritf or winsd
cruised, it obeys the hand vi pilot as a
horse the hand Of its rider. The ele-
rance OF the masls and cordages, the agii
Iny of the sailors, who cluster abou,
the yards, the different aspect in which
tue ship presents itself, whether It advau-
ces leaning upon The water by coutrar,
wind, or flies straight forward before ii
favorable breeze, nuke this scientific ma
chine one ol tbs s.ca;:ois oi The genus OF
man. Sometimes the waves break d
gainst its sides, and dash up the spray ;
the tranquil waller divides With
out resistance before Its PROV. The flag,
the lights the sails, complete this Palace
Iuf n eptune. The mainsiis, uDiurling IN
all their breadth, belly out like vast cylin-
ders the top-sa,ls, ieeie in the midst,
Resembling the breast OF mermaid. An
mated by .Inpetuous wind, the vessel with
its keel, as with the share ol the plough,
burrows with mighty noise the hcids ol
the ocean.
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OmGiN OF DAY AND MARTINS BLACK
ING.-Mr Day was "A hair di esser IN Il
humble way and was then. as he now Is,
benefcient aud charitable IN the extreme.
One day soldier entered his shop and
stated inat he had just landed from an ex'
peduion, and had Il long march beior,
hlin to reach his regiment ; that his mon
ey was gone, AID nothing but sickness
fatigue, aud punishment awaited hlm, un
less he could get u lit on Il coach. The
worthy barber presented hIm with ,
puineu, when tie grateful soldier ex.
claimed, "God bless you, sir, how can
ever repay this have nothing in this
world, except"-pulilng duty piece OF
paper out Of his pocket, "a recipe tor
Ulacking it is the best ever was seen
many u halfguinen have had for It iron,
the officers. and many bottles have !
sold may you be able to get something
for IT, to repay this you have given to the
poor soldier your kindness 1 never can
either repay or forget" MIR Day, who
was shrewd nun, inquired into the
truth of the story, tried the blucking, and
finding it good, commenced the manuiac-
lure and Sale Of it, ard realized the for
tune he now possesses but we believe
no one can say that he ever deceived or
wronged human being and hls char
tiles, particularly tho almeshouse near
Edseware, will make hlm Tor nges to
come. what he certainly always hus been,
a shining character, and lesson to this
,,d f,,urs generations of what industry
can do in this wealthy and happy country,
from the smallest beginnings. O'ac!e q
HeaUh
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e,UPEWioR brown sugar for sale
~ march 2s Jamts gdrdaer.
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OIyITU AIRY.

DIED, in PrIsylvarls, on Tuesday morning, the
l0th inst at tho residence Of her brother, Of pull.
monery consumption with which she Ind been
long anl ctsd) Mlss WILMOUTH T.. ECIl.
OILS, youngest daughter ol Nj. Obadiah Eehols, oi
Lynchburg, in the ooh year Of her ogs.-lt would
be unnecessary 10 pass an eulogium u[on Tho char.
acter and virtues of this nmnblc young lady. To
an intellect Of n high and almost masculine order,
she added all those endsa'ing qualities, which ars
deemed peculiarly appropriate 10 her sex. Modest
and retiring in her department. she at once acquired
the esteem 4 con ,nlcd the respect VI all who en-.
joyed her socriy VIII, II the numerous attractions
of her conversation always rendered that society en-
gcrly desired y sought after. Although the feelings
which prompt us 10 eKiol the virtues Of departed
friends. arc sucs u. frequently induce US 10 pass
over their vsnal nurs IN silence, 20, all who were
acquainted with this Indy will readily acquiesce in
'he fidelity Of The p,luro which 10 here delinraed
He, who now pays this mcritod tribute TO her me.
mory, was, by pccul,e, circumstances, enabled To
enjoy much of her society; and, in cherished re.
membranes Of he graiihcation which he expcrienc
cd from that source feels himself constrained TO pen
ibis brief record OF her virtues kui, though thu,
prcma,urely Consigned 10 the Tomb the calm rssig
nation and un,hrnkng for'i,udc with which she
submitted TO her doom, fully uulhorIso tho hope
he, in better ard purer world she will DO *.
cmpcd from the care, and caIamitirs, which
are insepnrable from an existence in rhis.
-, a, Hannibal, (Missoufi,) on tho lst OF
February, Mrs DIANA r., consou Of Mr.. Ab-
rer o. Nash, merchant, Of this, place, and formerly
Of Lynchburg. Mrs. N. was native of Ireland
bu, cm'graied Mt an carly age, with her friends, TO
tho United States, md resided In Lynchburg, until
1882, when she removed, with her husband 10 Mis-
sou,i. Her disease wao sposmodc affection Of
the breast, with which she fingered for many weeks.
She left husband and two 'nfan, children to de
plore their bcreavc mont. Her end was peace, hav
ing some time previoualy embraced Religion, md
connected herself with the Presbyterian Chuich,
Of which she WINS pious and orderly member.
-, at the residence Of her father Ct. VIM,
Esq. in Washington ciiy,) On tho 81 inst Mrs
ELIZA X. ELLIS, consort Of Judge Powha,on
Ellis, of Mississippi, aged 90 years.
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were dead. Tho s,ma lady, About 10 months sipee
was delivered ofihrse boys, none Of which lived
making seven children III ten months >, Who, nfieI
this, will dare 10 say that Portsmouth ought not io
have Bank
The Spanish Pirates, IN confinement at Boston,
under Sentences Of death, have be.n sepfltved for
three months by the Prssi'', III enabls t1cm 10
proeurs from abroad certain documents winch they
say will establish their Innocence.
The Mayor of Philadelphia has recently broken
up several nests Of gamblers in that city, and lately
captured one Of the most accomplished eonn,erfe
ters In the world with all his plates, &c. just az he
vas the vi circulating hls notes They
were $40 bills of the u 5 Bank ard aid 10 be the
best eounlerielis ever seen.
The amour, ofditics aceruing from mrohsiions
into New York for ito yeer 1884 Is oseeitainsd TO
be $40, lSi, 0oO-oeary holf Of the entire revenue
Of the government
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NEW STORE.

VENHE subscriber Las opened in tho 'enemon, nd
n lo,ning Liberty Warehouse an entirely New
Assortment OF GROCERIES, consisting IN part
OF
100 sncks factory flleI Salt
. hhds Porto Rico n o. AMI 81, Croi ! gu.
CARS
80 bags Rio, Cd White, Porto Rico and oh
Java Coffee, OF hne flavor
25 tons Plaster
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, No. 5 to II
5 hhds w. l. and sugar house Monsses
20 casks Cut Nails and Brads. 1 to ADD
boxes Loaf Sugar
tierce Orchard Grass Seed
25 kegs Butter Crackers
0 boxes patent Sperm Csndlts
10 do Tnow do nnd8
cask Hodges Cheese
| case Preserved Ginger
ALSO, Dupon,'s Powder, Shot, Mountain Clio
yer Seed, Grindstones, Tanners Oil. Imperial and
Gunpowccr Tea. Bncoo, Pepper, Ginger, &c.
Which he will sell low for cash, or in barter for
country produce, ardent spirits excepted
s.r Planters having their Tobacco inspected al
Planters or Liberty will find it to their convenience
. call and &c, their supplies Of
GEO. BAGRY.
March 10 Nv"
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue OF deed Of trust, executed TO the
- subscriber and VIM 6ammons, BY Jesse
Dillon, son Of Samuel Of tho date Of the 10Th OF
June 1890 and duly recorded in the county cous, Of
Franklin county. and by tho further order Of said
court. nasaA on the 6sh day Of October, 1884,
shall proceed to sell, by way Of Pubic Ascion, on
the premises, one ceriain tract parcel Of Land in
Franklin county, containing one hundred acres. on
Foul Ground Creek adjoining the Land Of John Al
thur and others. Also one sorrcI Hosse elk head Of
Cattle, ten head Of Sheep. 6hee" bend Of Hogs two
Feather Beds and Fu1Ai,ure. one Walnut Chest, 6
Chsirs l w ainut Table, two Iron Po,s. Ovens
and Lids, aaJ 1 Bee Smnds. on the l7ih day Of A.
pril, 1885 The ,to is believed 10 b good, but
acting az trustee, will only convey sueh title ~ 10
vested in me by said deed.
SAM. helm. Commissioner.
March 10 w9ws
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED on the I'd inst by the Rev. +. t.
PITTS, Mr.. JOHN g. MILLER, Of Nashville, for.
merry OF Lyuchburg, 10 Miss MARTHA A. NJ.
NUNFORD of Davidson county, Tenn.
-, on the - h ull by the Rev 6. IL Page.
Of Amhers', De- NATHANIEL Il. POWELL, oil
Nd,on, To Mss S0pllONiSBA ANNE, daugh
ter Of Capt. BENZ Darlington, Of Cumberland.
-, on the Is h nli. by The Rev. n. p. Good
rich Nj. ISAAC Il DENNIS to Miss MARY
A. PRICE, all Of Prince Edward.
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NOTICE.
March 10

A GREEABLY to q decree OF Campbell tsbru :
"A ury court 1885, we, Wm Whito~ and Chss.
Walker, Commissioners. appointed by the said
court, will proceed to SELL on the 18th day Of April
next. a, the lutte residence Of Chas. Walker, dec.
by way Of public auction. upon a credit Of IL
months. tho Land and Negroes named in said de-
eree. VIM WHlTLoW & Cons.
CHAs. WALKER,
March 10 .wtds'
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sTAGNHR,s TRUSS.

Tor The radical cure Of Hernia or R.pssTs'
VIE undersigned, having been appointed
agents f,f The application and ssle Of she
above valuable Truss, for Lyrehbure and iss Vi
ciniy, would respectfully call The attention Of per-
Sons afflicted with this most distressing disease ~
tho fact. This ins'rr'nsn, comes recommended a.
tho tttt test now 10 use, II not the most valuable
ever yer invented. ~ professors Ps,iison Gibson,
McClelland, Dudley, and Other distinguished Ser
gcons Persons DESTROYS to enquire more specially
into its peculiar merits, will please call on the sub
ser,befs, at ,h,n Drug and Apeih.csrv store, in
Lynchbnrg. J. T. & J. l.. ROYAL.
March 10 wlwf
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL offer for sale, on Monday Tho 23d Of THE
L rreson, month, in tho town 81 Liberty, II being
Bedford court day, Ave or sis likely Negroes. be-
longing TO the estate Of Csp Eenj. Rice, dec. fos
cash, three Of which are men.
W.. WALKER, Ex'oe.
March - II
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GH@fil. Summer Session Of the subscribers school,
u will commence on Thursday, the second day
Of April. WIN. g. REID.
March 10 t2iA
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FOR RENT.

FOR IL EMF.
AuA THE House md Lot which, al pre-
SUs sent occupy. 20 session given the
~; lst Apnl nen. On The 10, Is very
tzssAk large garden, well Of very c1cellcni
winter in The yard. Tho house IL good two story
brick building, in good neighborhooJ, bong ad
j cent to Mr.. Elijah Flehor's
SUSAN TALIAFERRO.
March 10 "
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IT Thu Lexington (Vn) Union Of The ID inst
says, that Mr. Crng the caucus oendi5a C for Con
gress IN the Rockford, &c dis,rlc in his address to
the people o. Boretourt, on the preceedlng Monday
came cut decidedly in favor of Judge White ~
preference TO Mr.. Van b ron, whom he neverthe-
less eulogizsd to the skies.p We afraid that
Mr.. Crag'5 d" mo esty" hal something to do wi't
this avowa al and that, after the fit IS over, he WILL
according TO custom, change his opinion.
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s5' /; IS a remarkable fact tina, the Jackson men,
who arc lnveigh'ng so loudly against tho disregard,
by certain members Of tho last Legislature. of the
right of instruction, selected their candidate f,r
the Senate IN opposition To Mr.. Leigh the only
conspicuous politician in Virginia, by phom that
r'ghi was ever formally denied A fact like this
is wo tn whole pages of the Enquirer. sickly sen.
tlmen,alty on the s bjcct
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GOOD NEWS FROM FRANCE.

IL viii be seen by our last foreign intelligence,
That the unanimous adoption by the Senate Of Mr..
Clay's able Report on French affairs, will, in all
probability, have secured the passage ofth In
demnity Bill IN the Chamber Of % pnlies, and saw
ed us from war. MIR Clay seems destined by Prov
'5enc' I > cue his country fom the evil conse
qnences Of other mems ignorance aud violence
aud though that country may continue, as lons as
he shall live, to be insrnsibc alike of his merits
and its obligations, tho vo ce of poserlty will
class him in the front rank Of its illus,rovs bcne
factors.
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71r On Senator Prestons arrival al Suffolk, Va.
on his way home, thu citizens OF that village, WIN
out reg ard to party invited him to parnke OF sup
prr. which IN sitatlon, he ncceped. The Norfolk
Herald says" He addressed he company, IN h's
f.hcious and fascinating manner foi nearly an hour
and, we lean, made sad havoc in the Jackson
ranks"
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mont 8, Massachusetts IL, New York 40 Ne.
Jersey o, Pennsylv,nia II, ONO TO- Illinois 3,
Dciasarc I, South CAROLYN, .. Georgia9. LouIs,
ana 3-roia, lt3 being ., more ihan quo.
In the following 5 ates elections are TO be
held New Hampshire 3, IN Mach Rhode Is.
latd ., 10 April; tanneet,eut +, IN April inif.
ana !. Ia Augnsl Missouri ,, III August Nh
ryiand 8, in October Virginia ~, In APslt i,
Kentucky -, IN Argo.t; Al oama 5. IN Augasl ,
Mississippi }, in May; and Tennessee ID, IN
August.
sTWe received BY the last mail the New forh
Courier aud Enquirer" on an enlarged sheet-the
largest, IS SAID and vel bellows thut H. Is
IN the world. II measures about ~ square feet
VIZ nearly feet by | feet inches II Is TO be -
sotd only occasionally, on sheet Of thus slle, as
Circumstances may require the ordinary SIZE be.
Ing only half of these Dimensions, yet larger than
any Other paper IN the conatry. Five AM half OF
It's eight pages are occupie with Advertisements.
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sr The Virginia Legislature adjourn d on
Thnr,d1y last. Ii was IN session lO2 days, md
passed 227 acts. lis dosing proceedings Will be
found in this mornings paper. IN our next we shall
comm9nc, the publication Of the sketches of the
Acts
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zJ A public dinner was rendered to Mr.. Cal
hoan, by the citizens ofNorfolk on his way through
that borough. Ills engagements, however, com
peed him to decline IT.
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NOTICE..

fHHoSE WHO have claims aguins, the a,s Rev.
- J. l. BLACK, arc requested to make them
known 10 HE Editor, Of the Vmginian.
March 10 In
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED AT TINS OFFICE
Al ire S!orsea Noitx.
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3ar Where the beautiful green silk purses
with Benton mint drops gllsieung lhrous h the
lniersces, which the administration patty prom
'sed the people last Spring 7 What farmer has
more of the " yellow boys now than he had two
or ten years ago. When he sells his crops is
he paid IN gold Or does he continue to receive
rag mon"y, us formerly
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gSWe understand that JOSIAH ELLts, Esq. WIS
on Monday last nominated by the friends Of the al
minlstraiion in amherst, their candidate for the
next Legislature. The Wings have Two C nd dn'cs
before them and il both con niue TO press their
c,ns tho contest will necessarily be doubtful,
We hope, however, that one ofthem will withdraw.
At time like this, personal ambition and personal
feelings should be Lard on the ar OF patriotism II
5 II sacrifice dem ndcdb he most weighty consiG
4,a.;.n, lieb aiJeos themselves 10 tho human
mind
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~ The Fredericksburg Arena states, tat on
tho last night ofthe session Of the House OF Repre-
sen,atiye., considerable number OF the members
were so lost oil Of dcccncy as to appear IN
their seats drunk,-aye. IN state OF 0eaHly mon
rattan and that their conduct was such as would
have become a taproom rather than the legislative
mil of n preat nation No wonder thus nhaintd
and excited by rum, that ;hcy voted pour the pub
liz money, by millions. into tho Presidents lap, to
be souandercd at his discretion!
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The following States havt already elected
...,h.~. Of tho sAth Congress :-Ma'n; ), VS.
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amendments which experience m,y have susses
ted But for himself. it wa. his settled purpose 10
10 n'Ihins more IN relation 10 a National Bank till
decisive lead should be given IN that direction 10y
public OPINION
Can any man doubt--aftcr he has heard
both the shouts Of the vicrors and the confessions
Of Tho Vanqushcd that the Bank IS as Ifeless rs
The scult of forlck Aud being ltess, without
'he possibility of resasclt'ton, Is II not apparent
that every IF t. identify 1t with tho elections
next Spring Is dictated either by hallacnaton Of
intellect or deliberate design deceive the people
by false issue 7
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" HE who surpasses or outs mankind,
3" Must b * down on the h lie Of those below"
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~ The President has published Mr. Living
ston's reply to Count de R,gny's letter comm,-
nica ed to Congress in the last series Of despatch
es from Paris--having received it since Con
gross adjourned. We shall publish IT a, soon as
posi-
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~ In the debate on MI Bcn;on's expnns'ng
resolution. Judge White said To vote for the
resolution of the Scnstor from Missouri, IN ITS pre-
sent shape, | cannot" The course of Judge White
has given great dissatisfaction TO the President
and accordingly the Globe has commenced assa'i'
lny him speaking of HIM as lie late friend OF the
administration" &c.
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z-f It's said that the President recently "''e''
took to catechisc Judge White personally ~ rev"
ton 10 some OF his lao votes-and That inc 'a's'
replied, that his course had been dictated W
judgment; and II that maue ''m q.
opponent Of the administration why '"e" nc '"'''
be content 10 be So