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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

III IS Sometir1eS SAID, indeed,
more Believe me- sit is not dead, but sleepeth II is
the shape which dissatisfaction will henceorth ALWAYS
delight to show itself: IL is the banner under which
the malcontent will always rally. And though they
may now seem few and though the mass of the Oppo-
si,on shrink from the opprobrium ofthe name vet dit
company and Ill tell you who you are, says the wis
dom OF the sage. II we turn deaf to its admo-
nitlons, shall stand warned against party, who
march, shoulder TO shoulder with the rankcs of the Null
liners. They are the OF the Opposition What
though they be notified the motley tribes which fol-
lowed the Persian Monarch the shores of Greece yet
The tedderS ~ that Pdrty ichich sustain Judge ~ Multi
iers WebStor willnot suit them Clay cast-of He was
not OF tue right stuff lie has always stood by the Union
aud, what is MORE he is not man who be moulded
to the purposes of Notification They seek, therefore,
man, whose private worth no man can indeed dispute
in the hope, that
ELECTED, if elected ALL by the votes OF the Wings
he must naturally and necessarily select his Councillors
from their ranks, and modify his measures according TO
their views"
They seek from the ranks of their adversaries,
in the eager hope to divide and conquer Natural enough
for them But is il r0mmcaddJe IN him TO lend himself
good faith opposed for the purpose of defeating
those to whom lie has been long, good faith hope
united? Can we look with any allowance upon breach
OF faith gross upon conduct selfish the sacrifice
OF his party, and the triumph of their principles the
distant hope of reaching the round of the ladder
by the aid of those with whom, from the beginning, he
has been in open, and avowed, and unqualified COLLISION
Assuredly If there other objection to Judge
White, this enough five could feel assured that
the prophecy of his conversion from ancient to modern
Whigylsm, will be fasifcd by his fidelity To the avowed
principles of his whole life yet he would merit
sure rather than votes for scattering ranks and
throwing us into conusOn at the moment of onset with
the vain hope of securing his election by the unbro
ken phaanx the adversary party supported by the
tered fragments OF his My vote therefore he shall
not have and you have my for refusing H. U.
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Majority for Wise

"for the House OF Delegates Accomac has re- elect
cd Grinalds and Drumnond--both of whom voted for
Wise for Congress"
We shall publish hereafter summary of the votes
given in each Congressional Disirct-Our returns as
yet are not complete. Dromgoolc 5 majority is 2S0-
Bouldn 800 Garlands 3Sl-Craigs 230-- Robertson
loI-loyail y loi-Coe's 232- Roanc's li-Lucas 49,
Jones S3S-Wisc s)O2Taliacrro's l3-- Claiborne
Morgan 5S4Jo.nsons 50, Hopkins, Gas far as heard
from.) l376-Nlason Mercer, Patton and Bcae without
any organized opposition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12
NATIONAL CONVENTION

The Electoral District Convention OF Cumberland
eHfGe land Robinson in North Caroina have appoin/
ed Judge Strange tlIeir Delegate TO the Baitin
Convention.
The Democracy of Cumberland County in ~ Jersey
have appointed Delegates-and % recommend Martin
Van Buren, for President and William c. Rves of Vir-
ginia for Vice President but express wns cheer
fully to submit TO the decisions of the Convention and
will zcaously aid in the election of the candidate
tod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12
HENRY A. wisE's DISTRICT.

"loRKrows, Stli May, lc.po
"The Sheriffs and other Officers, who conducted the
elections in the York Congressional District this Spring
all assembled here ycsterday-and from their returns
annex you correct statement of the results:
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RICHMOND, TucseIay. faay ne.
vJRGLNIa LEGISLATURE,

We have complete returns from the State Except from
the county of Iase,c We lay till our nc t
the table of the elected Delegates namcsbut Taze.
well Will certainly elect Republican, have deter
mined TO present comparative list of the Delegates of
the present and of the next according
to their Politics The reader will perceive from this Ia
BILE that the Wings had really majority in the last
House of Delegates OF 20and that the friends of the
Administration will have majority in the of
making difference of ~ votes politically speaking of
the Houses of 81 and 81:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12
KING WILLIAM conN1Y

AT meeting of portion Of the citizens of King Will
liam county, held at the Courthouse on "wednesday the
9th day Of May, public notice having been given thereof
The following proceedings were had
Tie object Of the meeting being briefly explained by
Mr.. Tn W s. Gregory on motion, w s Fontainc was
appointed Chairman and Mr.. Edw. Pollard Secretary.
The following resolutions presented by Mr. Grcpo.
~, and unanimously adopted:
Rcsofrod, That we regard an election Of President
and Vice President by the People, as cardnai pOnt in
our Republican creed, and that cannot consent 10
lose sight Of This great fundamental principle in these
times OF desperate political gambling, when National
Bank welding ts millions, is the great bidder for poll
ical power, and "a now openly well Ms secretly en-
gagged in the work Of CORRUPTION
ResOiced That should view an election Of Presi-
dent and Vice President BY the agency Of Congress at
tins tme as Taught with than ordinary danger 10
the freedom and happiness Of country aud that whilst
u IS the great dcsdcroam Of he Nucrs and Federal.
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The slang Of Mr. Noah and his ally of the Boston Mes
seDger IS really unworthy # notice What genuine
friend of the Magician desires the aid Of the Northern
Coniederacy' For our parts, we would scorn all
such support If the Republican candidate. (Vhocvcr
be may be only be raised mp upon the shield Of the
Wing soldiers, we disclaim such assistance We will
not WOO them, like the friends Of Judge White We
will not say, as the Knoxville Register has said. ave
are rcjoiced TO believe that clan portion of the
Republicans tho Fedtyoijss the Union men, the Niijf-
the fricadS If ME Bunk and the enemies Of the Bank
as the friends and supporters Of Judge White
The spurious supporters Of Judge White denouncc Mr.
Van Buren, for having voted in the Convention Of New
York, for giving the qualified righ of voting 10 free nc.
grocs The fact is he voted for qu0i)Hg and limiting
the right IT stood under the former Constitution II
now reqnires freehold Of go dollars worth 10 rive
them the right to yotewhle the white man is subject
TO no such restriction.
But how comes it about that in Tennessee, whose
Constitution formed ia 1906 the white and the free
black man are put the very same footing, viz. GIVE
~ freeman, ofthc age Of iwenty.oDc years and up.
wards, possessing freehold in the county wherein he
may vote, and being inhobiiant Of this State, and
every freeman, being an nhabtant Of any county
in The state SIX months Immediately preceding the day
Of election, shall be entitled 10 for members Of the
General Assembly FOR the county IN which he shall re-
he not
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COURT OF APPEALS.


TuEsDlY Feb IL.
, Tennant VS. Pater"-Argument concludN
= c. - y sed and finn
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. ~
No ready for hearing
Goodrich vs.. HcimStoueT-Rev ersed
W0otrich W. C0rringtoN-Reversed.
Smith Smith, S.c.-Nloton for additional security
FRIDAy, Feb 20.
Green rs .2Shby-Rcversed, and new trial directed.
WOrShGm HOrShd1n-Airmed.
u The Court Saturday, merely 10 sign the
orders, and then adjoarns for week.
MONDAY, March 8.
Heath VS. PGneSoa &c--Error confessed, and iudg-
Tursp,Y March 10
Ba"h Of Virsnia Hotchcr-Petition for supcrsc-
WrpxEsDAY, March IL.
Ba'tgh VS. Haacthon'I-Petiiion for supersedcas-Re-
TuuRsDAY March -
No Seady Cor argument.
ERiDAN, March f3.
No cause ready for argument
SA1uRDAN, March Ia.
Docket called, and causes setfor argument
Nash vs. O'oen, &c-Dismissed. Agreed
Tyler LaaJer;-Ddsmisscd.
WESTERN COURT
Co@Pto"'s en- VS. Lancaster DENLY q CoPctition for
supcrsedeas-- Refused.
ltat Peck, &c.--Pettion for appeal-Allowed
COURT OF APPEALS.
MONDAY, March 10
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Charles City
county Argued by Iohn s. Myers for the appellant,
and by Brooke for the appellee
BUEsDAX, March IL.
b;stt vs.. 3hH-Appeal from the Superior Court of
Chnncory at L.ynclburg. Argued by Johnson for the
appellant and Leighton the appellee, and by Johnsonin
reply.
Caah2bsI Pattcron-Motioa to set aside the former
Judgment Of this Court and 10 redocket the Sub
Initted b& johnson.
Jones jOaeS-Apy peal from the decree OF the Iate
Superior Court of Clancery.ab Stanton. Argued by
Johnson for the appellant by Leigh for the appellee and
by Johnson in. reply
- = slF i5as he
Hoods vs. VfISol--ARpeal from decree of The iasaa
Superior Court of Chancery at Clarksburg Argued by
Johnson for the appellant by Leigh for the appeee and
by Johnson in reply.
Martins UOOdS-Dismseed-
THURSDAY, March 70
Iait'S al. VS.. Taif--Revcrsed.
ifoorG VS. FH= R0MdOlp h-Appea from decree of the
late Superior Court of Chancery Clarkshurg Argued
by Leigh for the appellant by Johnson appellee
and by Leigh in reply.
FripAy, March 20
Jones vs.. JORcS--Atrmed.
Hhitfcns an. Ttuy-AppsG from the decree of the
late Superior Court of Chancery at Lynchburg Ar
gucd BY Leigh for the appellant Johso for the APP
pellee, and by Leigh in reply.
Bakcr Eitis-Appeal from decree OF the ate SUI
pegior Court of CharceTy at Richmond Argued by
Johnson for the appellant, by Leigh for the appellee
and by Johnson in reply.
SATuapAY, March 81
Ice vs. BoRk II tie United &atoS Petition for appeal.
Allowed
lheCiuor VS.. Cramtord-Appeal from decree of the
late Superior Court of Law at Stanton Argued by
Johnson for the appellant, by Leigh for the appellee
andby Jol,uson in reply
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MARRIAGES,


Married. Thursday Evening by the Rev Philip Courtney
at the house OF Mr. Thomn Green, this city, Mr. Thomas Walsh
to Miss Sarah DcIan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12

DEAVBlS.
Died, Mios HILL Charles county Maryland 9Hh Apr
Mrs Betty Ann, OF ThOnas II. BucSner.
Departed this life, Charlotte Ceurt House,
her ages Mrs Martini AnnoW Harris, MARSHALL l.. Harris
As becomes
the 1ecpc Of her ouogy.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-05-23

FOR SALE.
SPERM OIL, Fall and Winter Strain.
- ed Lamp Wick ; Lamp Feeders
Oil Cans, and Jappann'd Lamps of vari
Gus descriptions by
LEWIS HOAR & co.
Jan. II.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-05-23

"such an insult on the part Of slave
Slave, prepare myself TO de-"
"Silly child that thou art" said Minus
still on his knees, "yet will give way to
thy folly >; but patience, thy reign will
soon be over"
"You will not be angry" said she, in
a whisper, Sat something l am going tC
order this moment i".
"No," said he"
"Slaves," said she aloud, "seize this
man-this Minus"
Minus smiling, put himself into the
hand of the slaves.
"Take him out ofthe saloon, lead him
into the court Of the seraglio, prepare ev-
cry thing Tor his death, and wait my or
ders."
The slaves obeyed, and Minus followed
them, laughing, into the court Of the sa-
raglio.. They passed by the head of the
disobeying eunucb. Then Semiramis
placed herself on balcony. Minus had
suffered his hands to be tied.
"Hasten to the fortress, Zopire you
to the campAraban (; Assar, do you Sc
cure all the gates ofthe palace "
These orders were given in whisper,
and executed imm edialely.
"Beautiful queen," said Minus, laugh
ing, "this comedy only wants its denounc-
;nent pray let it be prompt one."
81 will," said Semiramis, "Slaves,
recolect the eunuch-strike %
They struck. Minus had hardly time
to utter cry when his head ell upon the
pavement. the smile still upon his lips.
Snow am queen of Assyria," ex-
claimed Semiramis "and perish every
one, like the eunuch and like Minus, who
dare disobey my order"
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-05-23

yMURNACES of all sizes just received an d
~ for sale by james Gardner.
march2S.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-05-23
HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton,

"OULD say that he has just re-
w ceived and offers for sale, a
large supply of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest i'm
portations, as also of Yankee manufact
ured hard ware, which with his stock on
hand makes his assortment very extern
sive; comprising all the articles, usual I
found in Hardware Stores oflarger towns,
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, are a.
dapted to the wants of the Mechanics of
every denomination, and of all others in
this region, and will be sold at prices the
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment OF CHINA, E.ARTHEN
and GLASS WARE, Of the most ap-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment of select GRO
CERIES and PROFESSIONS, besides
a great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. nov. 2.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-05-23

LATEST VARIATION OF STYLE.
ID ECEIVED this week from New
~ York and Boston, a splendid as
sortmsnt of satin beavers, and fir hats, OF
latest fashion, for sale at the very lowest
prices, by S. DAVOL, Jr.
april 10. Main-st.
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Wooden Ware.

|"UBS superior to Burr's, and Tubs
ofvarious other kinds, variety OF
pals, pail balls, wash boards, facets, ,meas-
ures, boxes, coolers, rolling pins, cloths
pins, bowls, SC &c. cheap oCcourse, by
feb 8. SAMUEL WHEATON,.
%UFFS s. CURLS.-Cons,antly On hand
= and foi sale by Z. BR.aM.aN.
TUST published, and Tor sale by MAR
q SHALL, BROWN & co. No. 10 Market
street. Providence, the SOCIAL SAcRED MEL
oDIsr consisting Of Songs, Duets, Anthems,
Sc composed and arranged, with an accom-
panmen' for the Piano Forte or Organ, and re-
specfulIy inscribed to the lovers Of Sacred Har-
mony, by OLIVER SHAW. april 4.
TtO EViEW OF REV MR.. WATEkM AN IS
- LECTURE on the Christmas estival-
by Layman. 3" Hole fast that phich IS
good" This day published and for sale by
MARSHALL, BROWN y CO.
Providence, april IL.
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TpOTASH, lime and rosin, for sale by
- Jomes Gardner.
march IA.
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AFEW PUBLICATIONS-Prac Edu-
IN cation, by Maria Edgeworth, author of
Letters for Literary LADIES' &c. and by Rich
ard Lowell Edgewoflh, X and M r | A, a
new edition, complete in one IL mo VOL
No Fiction a narrative founded on recent
and interesting facts, by the Rev Andrew Reed
d ID, new and han some edition, from the
eighth English edition, | vol. IL mo. just re-
Ceved by MARSHALL, BROWN co.
a4 No. 10 Market street.
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al No. 8 Cheapside, - street,
AhFFERS for sale general assurt-
~ ment Of cRocKERy, GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE, ENTRY MATTs, BRooMs,
sHovELs, HOES, and MANURE FORKS to-
gether with choice selection Of GRO
CERES, such as melasses, sugar,
coffee, tens, alspice, pepper, ginger, cas-
sia, saleratus, nutmegs, starch, candles,
dried beef, northern hams, butter, cheese,
lard, raisins, smoking and chewing tobac-
CO, snuff, and candlewck, SC. SC.
april l8.
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School Books.

"HE subscriber has on hand for sale
- Smiths productive grammar, Muir
rays grammar, Goods book Of nature,
Mason on self knowledge, Smiths arith.
metick, Parley's geography, Matte Bruins
do. and atlas, Morse's do. do, Angels
UA IN Nos. l, 2, 8, a, s, and 6 Good
rich's history and supplement, Alden's
spelling book, english reader, accompt
books, memorandum books, bank books,
writing books, paper, quills, ink stands,
states, pencils, &c.
SAMUEL WHEATON.
nov %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-03

Gerry Of the state for decision His lady love
aforesaid, had visited cousin of hers at his
house, some time in March last, and again in
october, between which times he had not seen
her, but on the morning after the last interview.
ne found himself in the clutches of constable,
who carried him before a ma istrate-which
said magistrate incontinently placed him in the
following trilemma:-to find security to the
amount of $500, marry the damsel, or 60 to gail.
Now, for a man with house full Of babies to
convey away the bulk of his property, is pref
ty serious matter, says Alfred Harris. On the
other hand, says he, this business of going to
jail is no joke; and as to marrying a woman
that " body dislikes," it is the least amusing
OF all. He was, on the whole, in peck OF per-
plexity; and, as Cato and Lord Brougham did
before him, he took to tppling. 81 drank" he
continues, and forgot my sorrows" In short,
he intmates, pretty distinctly, that he got eyre
giously fuddled; and while in that predicament,
was joined in holy wedlock to the present con-
nuba claimant After getting through with
the effects of the liquor he sou.h an interview
with The lady, when she confessed that her
pressing calamities," and the whole state
ment by which she had inveighed him into ma
trimony was all bambooZle-that she confess
ed she had committed perjury; that a medical
gentleman was ready to make affidavit that
there was nothing in her case that rendered
marriag e indispensable to her character, &c. &c
This is avery interesting and pathetic, no doubt;
but the perorGtion is probaly the most striking
part Of the performance. He says, that what he
is particularly anxious should be understood, is
thiS That he is single man. He has already
been dunned for this wretched woman's debts"
but he has not paid them, and never intends to
pay them; and he cautions all persons against
trusting her on his account; for, says he, she is
not my wife; and will fl ght this question with my
last nine pence-N Y Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-03
NEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 30

FLouR-There has been but a small business
done since our last review, but prices remain
unaltered, and we repeat our former quotations.
Sales Of New York, from Western Wheat, at
So 25, on long credit fat hoops, at SIS 81; West
ern, in small parcels, at s. so to S. IS; Balt-
more Howard street, is dull, sale at So 81 to 81;
Richmond country has been sold at SIS IS to 25;
Alexandria is held at So IL to Is; Georgetown
has been sold at S. IS, equal to cash. We do
not hear of any sales Of Petersburg or Freder-
icksburg. No sour Flour in market Indian
Meal is in request at Sl4 for brls.; hhds. sales
at $3.50, and some holders demand $40. The
stock of Flour is unusually small
GRAIN.-About 1000 bushels Of Western seed
Wheat, ofvery handsome quality, sold at 81 l2a
No sales of Southern have come to our knowl-
edge. No Rye in market Oats are dull. Sc
veral sales ofNorthern yellow Corn at 70 Cts
Southern at II to 70 cts, and of Long Island
white at rs cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-03
DIED.,

AT Ayrfeld, his residence, in the county Of
Westmoreland, Va. on Saturday the 18th ut.
JOHN MURPHY, Esq. in the 10Th year of his age,
Long accustomed 10 walk in the precepts, and
to repose with firm and unlimited confidence on
the promises Of the Gospel, he welcomed death
as pioneer to q better world and followed him
through 'the valley and shadow" of his dark
domain radiant with hope, and full ofjoyous ar
ticipation.
On Tuesday, the nth utmo, Mrs. ANN C..
LoMAx, late of Port Tobago. Caroline County,
in the sgd year Of her age This venerable
and eXceentindiydual, has gone down to the
grave full Of years, and rich in the esteem of
all who knew her. Few have run SO long
a race, and fewer still fulfilled so well their du-
ties.
AT Fort Monroe on the evening of the Goth
ult after very proracted Illness Mr.. ROBERT
J, Soorr, leaving wife and several small chill
dren to mourn the loss of an aftectionate hus-
band and father.
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CONG II s.
IN SENATE-FEBRuAaY 2.

In the Senate, after the usual morning busl'
ness MI. Calhoun rose and said that he had seen
In newspaper, published in Washington, an ed
l'oriai article, which he requested the Clerk 10
read. The Clerk then read, from the Globe, OF
Saturday last, an account of the attempt upon
the Presidents life in the Rotunda Of the Capt.
tol. When the reading was over, Mr.. Calhoun
addressed the Senate, in warm and animated
strain, for about twenty minutes, in which he
said 1t had come to a pretty pass, that Senators,
on that floor could not speak of the most
fragrant abuses and unparalleled frauds which
had been disclosed by the Committe on the
Post Office, without being grossly assailed
by the most degraded journal in the coun-
try; and that journal, too, the Organ Of the
Executive branch Of the Government Sc
majors, said Mr.. c., cannot speak of the eA-
traordinarv developments which have been
made, without being charged, in print PAM
pered and fed by the Government, with the
crime Of insugating assassination He called
upon the Senator'S, in favor OF the administra-
ton, to reflect upon the degraded condition in
which the Executive was trying to place the Sc
nate, and trusted they would, SO far from coun-
tenancing such enormities, give their aid to stay
the march Of irresponsible power.
Mr.. Southland presented a till for the re-
lief of the several Corporations Of the District
Of Columbia which was read the first time and
laid on the table. This bill provides for the
payment: by the secretary of the Treasury, OF
seventy thousand dollars to the City of Wash
ington, seventeen thousand FIVE hundred dollars
to each ofthe Corporations Of Georgetown and
Alexandria, annually, for five years, tc enable
the said cities to pay the interest on the loan
contracted to take stock in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal
The resolution relative TO, and the bill for the
reorganization Of the Post Office Department,
was ordered to be printed, aud made the special
order OF the day for tomorrow (his day.
The Senate then, on motion of Mr.. Clayton,
went into executive business, and were still sit
ting with closed doors at o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at | o'clock. After the pre-
sentation of reports, receiving memorials, SC
the resolution relative to alledged frauds in the
Land and Indian Agencies in the Western
States, was then taken up, which occupied the
House the remainder Of the sitting. During the
discussion the House was in great disorder, anC
much bitterness displayed, and no measured
terms employed between Messrs. McCarty ant
Lane Of Indiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-03

GANBLINe.-A Boston paper, in abiding to
the gambling now prevailing at Washington,
says
Sc An English clergyman, who is now on vi
SIT to this country, by permission of the church,
for purposes of observation, is said to have lost
the snug sum OF two hundred guineas at billiards
on Saturday last. The winner understand to
be a celebrated blackleg from New York, who
played decoy duck for while, and then feeced
the parson, But little pity is manifested for the
saint in lawn" by the knowing ones; and
though it is supposed that he lost about all the
ready cash that he possessed, the brethren do
not evince any particular commisseration for
his condition"