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VIRGINIA LASn OFFICE,

fIM UtLOOEF, ICoE1 J
HN conformity to act Of the General Assembly, en-,
81 titled " An Act to reduce into act, the several
acts concerning Escheaors passed the 9th January,
1910 hereby make known TO those whom it may con-
Germ, that it appears BY the Certificate of James Raw
lngs Escheator for the City of Richmond, that by in
QUESTION and Office, tnund this Sd day OF October le3
certain lot of ground, Of which Margarctta West died
seized situated on the north side Of street, in the city
of Richmond between the lot of the Trustees Of the
Monumental Church, the northwest and street Sc
para,ing from the First Baptist Meeting House, on the
southeast and fronting IL l-2 feet said II street,
hath duly eschcaed to the Commonwealth of Virginia.
w. SELDEN: Reg. Land Office.
Nav 52-llt
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al EGROES FOR SALE.-Wi be sold publicly, to
" the highest bidder for cash. at the House of Mrs.
Jane Poor, IN the county Of Goochland, Friday, the
Goth November next 30 or 35 valuable slaves belonging
to the estate If the late Geo W. McLcin deed They
arc very likely. EDMD. GEORGE .4dmr;
IF George ". .neLcin, dec'd.
Noyember g. D2-lt
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Boarding.

- Boarding.
wHRS. MARY TOMPKlNS can accommodate ,io IN
lVR to 10 Members Of the Legislature WIFI ooAtO
the ensuing session. s5e,
Nov Is.
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NOTTCE-A petition will be presented TO the neat
" Legislature Of Virginia, praying for precnci eles
ton at William Twins Tavern in the lower secuon oi
Cumberland county. la5- ] oc''oe' .. .
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@@ GISA-.N0ticc 10 CONFERENCE.-The Board OF LII
tors of the james River and kanawha Company, having
resolved place under contract sevcntythrcc miles OF
the line OF their improvement viz All that part extchd
from the waterworks dam at Lynchburg to TIE rrd
of section No 49, in the village of Scoitsvllc anu c
thirteen miles between the Scvenlsland Falls: anu inc
village of Coumbia-scaled proposals will be received
by the Secretary of the Company, at their oce, IN the
city Of Richmond, from November 18th, TO December
7lh inclusive, for all the excavation, embarrassment and
walling in that distance.
The portion Of the line which it is intended to let,
comprises many difficult points, and considerable
amount Of river walling and blasting.
The line will be prepared for examination by the 18th
of November; after which date, to the time OF letting,
all needfu information will be given and the maps and
profles exhibited contractors, application being
made to either of the Principal Assistant ngnceTs ST.
mon ". Wright in the village Of Carlersvilc, Daniel
Lircr,nore at Scotsvc, and Charles Elet, jr, i'll the
town Of Lynchburg. =.
II is expected that the proposals of contractors who
not personally known to either the principal assist
ant Engineers, will be accompanied by proper estino
mails Of character and approximation the Engineers OF
other works which they have been engaged.
The seals of the proposals will be broken OIL the 10Th OF
December and the acceptance of the propositions by the
Board made known after will be practicable
Dy order Of the President and Directors
W. B. ClllTTENDEN, Secretary
Notc-Ths advertisement is nat intended to embrace
the Locks Dams Culverts other Of the works of
art-Prior to the letting of which we'll of the resi-
due of the excavation and ebankment between Scots
vile and Maidens Adventure, due notice will be g ven
October 30. 5l-td
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Richmond, Oct 26, 1885.

~OPARTN ERSHIP.-T subscribers having asso-
ciated themselves under the firm OF fo'"s :. Hgea-
SON for the purpose ofcaryng the Commission Blu
sincss, in the City Of Richmond, respectfully solicit
continuance of business from the friends OF William
Ford g. Co., as also from the public generally Liberal
dvances will be made on produce sent them for sao,
NV nlaners and farmers; particularly tobacco cotton,
-four and wheat and all orders from the same VIII be
punctually attended TO- SAMuEl; F HGn,,
MILLER WOODSON.
Ricbn,ond Nov. 3. o%-ct
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ONOMY!-SOUTHEKN ECONUM1.
yNyiE subscriber having determined to purchase III,
MEN and CoTroY RAGS for the use otihe ftlchmohd
franklin Manufacturing Company, would advise all per-
sons in Virginia. and all the Southern States to save what
thew now throw away, and forward them to him. where
''>J "'' A. JONES,
Corner Of E and 9Th street.
y. ,l W. Noy Z 52-Gt
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a by notice of eo;partnershiR Of the 3lst Dec
IA 1892 no person of the name OF Harrison was
PARTNER of the firm of Rogers, Harrison II Gray, and
with the view Of curtang the signature OF the Firm
under which we then proposed doing business in tins
place WE have concluded to drop the name OF HARRISON
carried on under the firm Of Rogers 81 Gray, who have
been and are the only partners or parties the late fm
of Rogers, Harrison Il Gray. ,,,,,,. nocrne
JAMES GRAY.
5l-ltt
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A T THE COURT OF CHANCERY Of The State
IA of Delaware, for New Castle County Of the Sep
tenber Term, 1885,
Robert White, Administrator of
Sophia y. Laurence and others, p:,, fled &c.
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Ea0N sTORE-We have in store large and well
s selected assortment. Of lron to which we are daily
sGas by receipts per almost every packc-and oieT a'
Ty low prices, 2c0 TONS Of the following descrplon'
Hir-Engiish, swedes, Country aud Ulster, almost
every size.
R0CND-LDursh swcdcs and lister. from Id to 4 d.
sQvARE-Engish, swcdcs and Ulster, from Id to 4
diameter
Nv AIS oval Ulster Iron,
H H eana, sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
- i'ocS, spike rods aXrtree monds tor coach'mahets
Crow Bars
STEEL.
: tons best American bistered Steel,
; a d. Do d. English do. a. stamp0
"a CO. spring STEEL from I-2 to = l-2
!: Co. sanderson < Bros. best Cast Steel of the nsua!
variety Of sizes
,vf d. Palmer Mould Boards, from No to l-2
"Ahs-Siinmons & Beers make
x,n WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Z A.. WARWICK offer for sale
Hs Madeira winp in Johns and boxes doz each
ni'o do in hhds and quarter casks,
p oIlo d. low priced ditto do.
I". wine IN hhts and quarter casks,
11n 'o IN BOXES OF ], and doz. bottles each,
s e." boxes Tin plate { and Y,
'"'alhihg copper,
lTndon Brown Stout aad Porter, in quart and pint
bottles,
~ ~ baskets Lon brand Champagne, quarts,
~ TO- troSsbow d.. do do
R;.I,u w. ao do. do. pints.
:cnihond November 10. 5I-6t1
NOTlCE TO CHARACTERISTIC Richmond,
VIZ fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
,i 10 employ workmen to execute the Carpenter S
bnt h OF Is miles Of Railroad supers,rncture The
's WHi pFcesby the day or job will be given.
Road Cars. 1''' "a"'e0 ''' '"' '''''1 ''0''
eon.a building oftwo Lattice Bridges will likewise be
, AS the work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
'''eeu1ed, immediate application is invited.
J. Fl. HOPKINS,
Prin. Asst Engineer
Nehmond, September 18th, 1885. 80
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HSOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
b The Steam Bout CHESAPEAKE, Capt1i" nny leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays, on the
arrival of the Richmond Boats--and arrives in Wash
ington the following Misunderstanding it optional with
travellers to depart in tho IL o'clock, Il. NJ or o'clock:
p NJ Rail Road for Baltimore. which carry them
through in two hours Passage and Fare 10 Washing
ton 81 Passage from Washington to Baltimore 81 81
September %. Au-tlsD
EHOR RENT OR SALE. the old and valuable Ia
E' ycrn stand at New Kent Courthouse The ad-
van,ages of this stand are that il is the site of the Coun
ty and Superior Courts just half way between Will
liansburg and Richmond. There is Land sufficient at
tachcd to it TO work six hands The crop IS about four
barrels Of corn the Th"r" il SItiiciancy OF
land of fine quality in wood, to make good Farm nde
pendent Of the Tavern parton this, snicIency Of
tobacco or cotton might he made to pay for the land in
few years There is this land fine shell! mari winch
could be used 10 great advantage Any person wishing
70 rent or purchase will be pleased apply to the sub
scribcr in Williamsburg, or to Mr.. G.. 7. Crninp OF
Richmond. who is authorised TO sell or rent.
BURWELL BASSETT
a., q 4J-u
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John Goodwin & John Bullock

" ~. + B hled, &c
John Goodwin & John Bullock
And now, to wit, this 18th day Of September, A. D.
1885: On motion Of james A. Bayurd. Of COUNSEL Tor
the mplninants and affidavit made to the satisfaction
Of the Court. that John Goodwin, Of Tie defendants
named in the above cause, Is out OF The Stale Of lta-
ware and resides in The State Of Frgnia-t is order
cd by the Chancellor, that The said JOHN Goodwin d"
appear in this Court, to the said snil: "n Monday ne
fifteenth day Of February, T. D. S otherwise the B:ll
of Complaint will be taken pro cont! sso:--hnd 1t Is
further ordered that copy OF this Order SHALL: WITHIN
thirty days, be published i'll the Richmond Enqnrrr
Newspaper published semi weekly in tie State ct Viz
GINA, and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Waterman, Newspaper published in The City OF VIII
mingon, and he continued in said papers for thu space
Of three months next after its first pbication and also
copy Of said Order shall within thirty days be posted
up in the Office Of the Register Of The Court of Chance
ry for New Castle County, and at the Court House door
at New Castle, i'll said county.
.frae Castle Couaiy IS.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Rccnrd-In testimony whereof I have hcrcunto set
my hand and affixed tic seal Of said Court al New
Castle, the 2ith day Of September, A. D. 1888.
JOHN GORDON: I;cg'r IN Chanccry
Oct9 45-:}m
En APPAiIANNOCK ACADEMY.-This Institution
T. will be opened the ensuing Oh the bah Of ia
nuary next under the charge of MIR John G. Lawrence:
as Principal and MIR. Oliver White as FIRST Assistant
Teacher the same gentlemen who have for several
continued to gvc such satisfaction to the Board OF Tus
tees that It las unleSItolinm'y rc.erccu ucm "T an
other YEAR As soon fifty scholars are entered
third teacher will be associated with them, according to
the established rules of this Academy The scholastic
year will comprise ten months, and be divided into two
equal sessons.Fiere will be vacation OF one MONTH
during the Summer commencing i!ic 18th Of June
immediately after the examination. The course Of in
struction will comprise the Greek, Latin aud French
languages. Natural Philosophy, Geometry, and tie En-
gsl branches usually taught III the best schools. The
Principal is well supplied with good surveying in*ru-
lncn,s which the students may al all times use. There
is valuable! library for the most part selected by the
late Col John Taylor; and the heall!snrss OF the situation
is not surpassed by any in Virginia.
Trrm$.For board, tuition library fee, washing. fne
and room rent $l5 If bed and bedding be furnished
by tic Stewards department, which is submitted 10 Mr.
i.awrcnccS government, additional charge Of ST. per
annum will be made. Quarterly paynens desirable
but not Indispensable.
BY order Of the Board:
RICHARD BUCKNEE, Jr., President
pro ts,npOre Of The Board o. Trustees
Nnvr,uber ;.j-OaWCw
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Ya7M. McCRERY, Draper md Tailor, respectfully
w calls the attention Of his customers and INC pup
lie generally to view his assonen, OF uoo 'r J canno
view in person. an assortment SUPERIOR in quality an ra
r;ety and not exceed by any in the Union. All orders
shall receive bis strict personal attention.
n n,tD
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s7ALUABLE REAL AND Personal ESTATE

uIALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ES lAtc
: ST .3UC1YON.-As Executor OF John Seward,
=. of Richmond county, Va, shall expose to sale, OF
~, lousc, i'll the said county, on Tuesday the 24h OF
Iyen,bcr inst, tic following property viz The Farm
,I Sion House. which lies Immediately upon the Rup-
,nnock river and contains about eight hundred and
y acres Of excellent quality and in improving con.
lion A large proportion is ready for cultivation, ana
:aow divided into s:S fields The residue affords an
rodup supply Of timber and fuel. The river is from
a o three niles wide at this noint, and abounds VITA
sb and fowl in their seasons. The improvements arc
Ian bu, coszfosiebie atd of The character necessary
snch an estate Upon extreme end Vi the FARM Is
Tnnery recently established, and now in operation,
9Th all the necessary fixtures, and houses for the ac-
,n,da,on Of q small family. Few situations ON the
.:a,r,nl,racc is many advantages and comforts.
s,cr The sale of the Land, shall sell from Forty to
~, SERVANTS, of all descriptions-gcneray young,
and valuable. The tcstator requests that the ser.
may he sold in families; and fair offers for them IN
:,y:I;ss will be accepted
.s then sell The present crop Of corn and corn hay
every kind the cropof cotton; the stocks OF horses
:,;,e sheep and hogs: the three last named stocks
| II improved breeds; the leather hand, and large
,,e,v u Spanish hides; the farming implements and
?n,,Ild and kitchen furniture.
--ns Of sae-For the Land third of The purchase
Kill BE- required in cash, the balance in two equal
,,n1l nayucntS. secured by bond and deed upon the
;i and bearing interest from the sale. The servants
~ ,hsr personal property, on clctIt OF nine months
=: II sums over dollars, secured by bond and ap-
rrL sccuriy for all purchases oi ten dollars and uii-
- cash will BE- required
Inc Gar appointed be unfit. the sale will commence
he next fair day. and will continue until all the pro-
p.;:y sold. ~ r
slccan who may wish 20 examine It, and wall attend
NV communication addressed to at Nutts"iilr,
is.;s,r, county Va J. W. CHlNN, Exon
N,y E {53-tS1 Of Jchn Se,.ora, dred
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~RijI'C AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. &c
g. WV. Pn.ycE e. Soxs, Proprctors Of the Linnnsn
G,rden and Nurseries, Flushing, offer for sale, by Tar
the most extensive assortment of Frnit trees IN 'nd
Union, and they can furnish Apple, penr rraen o amc
promptly into bearing The Ornamental trees are Of the
rgcst Size suitable for the immediate "
Pleasure Grounds, for Streets, Avenues, &c hisa
an immense collection of Green House plants hu0"
anyrr roots and hcrbacenus Towering plants: q
most lensive assortment Of Garden, Agricultural anu
Flower seeds growth of 1852 aud at very moderate
prices. .,-;h,r-,nd
Catalogues may be had gratis. Of the suOscT'ocr'0
orders lett with him will have due attention. ,,.,
n b. $4,000 Chinese Mulberres, and la:Gou N :,
Italian ditto at reduced prices. JAS. WlNSlosc.
November 6. oo-ot
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SALE or LAND IN Ucnr;co COuuty.-Pursuant to
"a The provisions and directions Of the County Court OF
Icrco. pronounced the 9th day Of October, 1882
in cause therein depending in which Williamson Allen
and others are plaintiffs, anG Jane Ann Clarke and others
&c defendants shall! as the Commissioner named IN
n, d decree proceed to SELL on Saturday the 25th day
q the presen: inonth, at the hour of o'clock P M at
public auction on the premises, TO the highest bidder,
Tract Of Land containing about one hundred and seven
acres in the county of cnr;co, the road leading TO
Williamsburg. from the city of Richmond, ana elsn,
miles below the latter city On this land, there is small
and comfortable dwelling house, and the usual and ne
c,ssary ouhOuscs There are about fifty acres of the
Ind cleared and The remainder Of the same is toeIaDy
vel. wooded Terms of the sulc-One noiety OF the
ichase money 10 be paid in cash, and ciedt OF X
mouths will be allowed for the other mocty, the purchaser
executing his bond for the credit payment-and the title
the land to be rclancd as further security ter such
ced, payment WILLIAMSON ALLEN, Comr.
Nov b. o3-2t"
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THE B.gTTLE or THF WJJGs,

Disorder is still the OFder Of the Day in the ranks Of
the Opposition. In State, is il distinctly exhi
bcd, than in the keyston Of the Arch
Our Friend, the Editor Of tie Philadelphia Advertiser
sli goes for Gen. Harrison Not because he is mill
tdry thsfton, nh mol his Qakc pref ssoas forbid 20
gross contradiction; but because tie General is recon-
mended ~ his civic virtues. What miserable humbue-
gerry IS this! ASH our Fend Pouson did not perfect
~ know that Gen Harrison would have been
brought forward and could not be supported but his
supposed popularity a military chiefiain lie has
been cried up the triple Hero the Hero OF the
Ibames the Hero of Iippccanoe and farcical Of
all as the Here Of North Bsndl Friend Poulson has
caught the begerent propensity from his hero aud
nanluly battles II with Mr. Walsh, in defence Of his
candidate
Mr. Walsh, however, lays on. and spares not either
hpigul or Sqnire-citbcr Gen. flarfison Friend
foulson ne lays II most numerically upon the Shout
1eIs o. he Quaking Editorand strips the from
'he hhp0stor. lie cmphaticay asks Is any thing
more notorious, than that William n Harrison was
hrst and has generally aud constantly been present.
ca 70 the People with reference chiefly 10 his mill
fary services! tias not this been. from the begin.
ming, the very policy Of the nomination. = IL not eve.
~ where admitted BY his advocates that if to be prefer
req 70 Mr. Websterhe is the Here of JipDecauoe
as supposed 70 be popular by the influence Of his
military career aud hai0P Will any candid and we'll
informed person contend that he enjoys any real dsoe
ton as civilian, statesman and palriot Are not hun
dreds Of the wing party at least his equals if not an
denaby his s0perors, IN cCic services qualifications
Was he IN any respect eminent influential in Con.
gress' Do bis speeches prove any uncommon mental
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Died. at the residence Of his James A. TAFT Wilcox
ty Ma, the 9TH Oct, Hon Charles Ta OF
age Judge TAFT was bora ia Lcnsa county Va, but
very early age to Georgia. where he the
Cd men OF hs time lie there presided seveal Judge Of
superior Court and afterwards
United Suites While in Congress warmly
natons OF Mr. Madison MT. Monroe mainly
mental ~ for Alabama
mission Into the Union lie Alabama lsi9 OPP
pointed Judge OF the District Court when established
which oihee he resigned in 1926 since which time no has lived
ured life, devotng his time reading aud literary
Died. at the residence of her father county
Sunday the 18th instant in the 21 age
Roper, after lingering Illness Of MONTHS
the utmost pationce wing her father
tee brothers, and extensive circle relations,
their ifreparalio loss.
Died, Mount Airy, Richmond county, Now Sir
Jennings Beckwth, IN the 73d year Of bis age.
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moral and political Codehat tss ygAt 10 do
ed to "The Editors Of the Religious nellgenccr very
happily says
I'VE have seen several times reprinted, the opinions
OF Daniel Webster, tho right of free discussion but
we sec with regret the n,isapplcaton oil these opinions
They appear TO be published 10 usythe privilege claim
ed BY the aboitonsts, not only Of freely discussing
question OF slavery but of sending their discussions
The slave-holding States, for the purpose of obtaining
The immediate emancipation of the slaves But MIR
Webster opi.ns have reference to this case They
refer only to political measures, and constitutional ques
,ions, within the jurisdiction where he is citizen aud
IN Which II is hts right and his duty debate and act
s opinions are correct and that great statesman wants
no aid in indicating them.
But the right of free discussion end of publishing
arguments on the subject Of slavery tic Soath stands
on different footing Ii such discussion conduct
cd as 10 cndanger the public safety in those States IL is
violation OF their rights independent States. And
OF inns danger, those States the sole leg judors
IL belongs not TO other States, citizens OF other
States to decide whether such discussions the writings
containing them have dangerous tendency not.
The aboonists entirely overlook established rule
Of law, tat erery IS bound his o,ra y;oL,s
as not 10 iajare Mc rights Of others I"
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ron THE EVQ yIRER.

The persons who have bceu instrumental in getting
subscription for procuring the services Of competent
Engineer, to survey this road contemplate having "
Quoted from Taylorsye By Louisa Court house, the
stage road leading from Charlottesville to Fredericks
bgrg terminating the ridge tctwccn the head waters
Of the North and South Anna Rivers Gordonsyc.
The object in terminating il at this point is 10 facilitate
the continuance Of tic road hereafter, up the ravne
FORMED by tic South Anna across The South West
Mountain by Barboursvc and Stanardsville, 10 Swift
Run Gap The mounioin can be crossed at this point
without difficulty the head spring Of the South Anna is
road should be 10 accommodate The trade Of the country
The r0ye is also important consideration but ought
to be viewed as secondary IL IS presumed the
road will eventually be continued 10 HaTrisonbufg
Port Republic, and thence BY The Augusta Springs
20 Jennings Gap, where viii intercept the Western
travel II is probable that anterior TO the period here
contemplated branches will be constructed 10 Charoes
Vile and 20 Orange Courthouse The last of which viii
AZ future day, be continued % Mads0n and Cnpc
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REW.lRD a. Tnnnnn I

The Northern prints attaching very undue import
ance to silly advertisement in the Louisiana 4drerisor
which processes to offer reward of $50 600 for the deli
very OF the notorious Abotionst Arthur Tappan TO the
Committee of Vigilance of the parish of East Felciana
Louisiana. The advertisement does pledge any one
to pay the moncy-not the Committee itself We
have no donbt that the whole is ridiculous HOUR md
yetths idle Quiz has been gravely seized upon by
OF the Northern papers for the purpose of alternating the
North from the South, exciting sympathy in favor OF
the A6otionists, and prejudice against the citizens
the South The whole Quiz would otherwise be too con
temptble for notice.
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Hhat does this nlcan 3
We have been struck with the following aoraph in
the last fredericksburg Herald

COMMUNICATED.
~ The Delegate elected represent the county of
King George in the next Assembly ba wing notified his
constituents that resolution will probably be introduced
in the House of Delegates 10 instruct BENJAMIN Wat
kins Leigh TO resign his seat in the Senate of the Uni
ted States and that, unless instructed do otherwise
he will vote for such resoluon--the People of King
George requested to assemble their Court house
the first Thursday in December next Court dayO 10
consult upon the expedicncy of giving instructions to
Mr. Hooe upon the foregoing subject, and Also of So
ing Electoral Ticket opposed the nomination of the
Baltimore Convention.
King Ge0ree County, 14M Nor. 1926"
We hail HsiS Sign with pleasure.-Mr. Iooe was one
of the Delegates who voted last session, for w Leigh
Bot Mr.. ii. ioh0Ie-hog Hhig. He stuck to r.
V. Daniel, through thick and thin-nnd in strains of
eloquencc, which still vibrate ears he urged his
reelection, the loes grounds But, Whiggery was
deaf the adders to his powerful appeals that
distinguished officer was sacrificed as MARTYR to the
violence Of Party