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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

proposition has been made in the Lcglsa'
iurc OF Massachusetts, for the charterlng Of
bank with capital of ten millions of dollars, A
great London hank las just established an agcr'
"y in Boston, under the CHARGE of FrarlcsJ Or
ypr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

lurking Rerircd.-Thc sexton Of the k''
formed German Church in Rice street, flnI'
dclphia, left his house nearly two weeks ago. VI" WV
the object Of watching grave over night ana me-, 'a
not since been heard of, although the most d's'"'
search has been made. 1t is supposed thai oe Ia'
priscd gang of resurrection men, and was n'u''''
ed and carried of By them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

To'rins and Fsothsrins.--A black MA" az a.,
a white woman were not long since 'arrea a.
catlcred at Danvile, H. 3, 20. marrying VIII 90
o,hcr.-PkM ..Star
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
JOHN FORSYTH.
No. IT, II 7, Ctof 10 Ut. rs1W,
TRANSLATIoN.
To the Hon. JonN Fonsyri, Secretary Of STATE
cff t. s.
WAsnINGroN, Dcocmber ), 1885

cfhe L. $.
WAsnlNcroN, Dctcnber j. 1885.
SIR Yesterday evening received the letter
which YOU did nc The honor to write 10 me on the
3D. If tin, month with it, >cu return to me the
copy oil q despatch which | had transmitted 10 YOU
Two DAYS before, and tie original Of Which was add
dressed 10 ne on tie l7ih OF June last, by his cs-
,.llo,, tin MINISTER OF Foreign Affairs
viii u,t sc,n ,ir, 'odi>sni,c nom you the as
constituent produc, d IN NJ. h[ '"e return OF do
enmen so yely important in the pr,.hl 'A'' VI
the relations between the two countries; nrn.,
will undertake 10 reply To the reasons on which
h, determination Of Yours is based. My lnten-
ton IN communicating this document 10 YOU, III Il
form not only sanctioned b, the diplomatic usage
of all nations and all ages, bu also tie most direct
which possibly could have chosen, WAS to make
known TIE real dispositions of NY Government TO
the President of tie United States ard through
linn to Congress and tic American People CON
c,ivin. thar, III the existing situation OF the Two
counriG-, II was essential ihat each Government
should iullN comprehend thc intentions oflhe other
This consideration appeared to me paramount 10
all others. You have luds ed otherwise, SIR; and
You have thought that whatever might be the I'M
roftancc OF a communication, II was proper, before
receiving it, TO examine whether the form IN which
it came 10 YOU were strictly sccordant with the
usaerS necessary, in Your opinion, To be observed
IN diplomatic transact with the Government oil
the Republic, will not insist farther. | have
fulfilled all the duties which appeared to he pre-
scrhcd for me, by the spirit OF reconciliation in
conjunction with the respect due by TO al COM
municationS from my Government and nothing
more remains for me, than 10 express my deep
gret that the misunderstanding between ;he two
Governments, already SO serious, should he kept
up, not hy weellty difficulties which involve the
interests and the dignity OF the two countries,
bun by questions ofform, uncertain IN tho prin.
cpc as dohniinI in their application.
| have the honor, sir, To renew TO YOU the ASST
RANGES of my high consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
.Eond"V, january Is.

Mr. Mallory submitted the following resolutions
Rtsolced, That ,hc Speaker of this House set
apart con,cnien, seats for the use of the members
OF the Senate and Executive. and Of the Judges
OF the Superior Courts of this Commonwealth, and
OF the United States, and Of such other persons as
he may invite within the bar OF the House, in con-
tormiIy with the sixteenth rule thereof and that no
other person whatever be admitted within the bar
of the House.
y long debate took place on this motion, in
which Mrssrs. Mallory, Witchcr, Harrison, SUM
mers, Parker, Gregory. WooIlolk, Bolts, Stanard,
and Brown of Petersburg took part.
Mr.. Prcnli>s moved the previous question but
withdrew 1t al tie request of Mr.. Parker, when
The question WAS put ON motion previously made
by Mr.. Gregory, to postpone the resolution indie
tnatly, and carried in the affirmative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

Neimeholy Suicide.-Mrs. Iiulda fren''
Young married female, committed suicide o"' y,
two since in New York, under the following 80,
cumsiances. She had been married only ''o"'
eight months to an exemplary young man. "lo I,.
Gently detected her in the commission OF an HUE,
Greet and improper act, for which he severe, "r.
properly rcprimandcd hcr.--Attcr this int II,
became low spirited and detected, and e'en'ue, -
terminated her anxicies and grief by rcSor'''s
deadly poison. The deceased was not qnhe INV
teen years of age, and was, when living a" T n,
ccedingly beautiful and interest woman ,;,,
Jury mpanncllcd at the Inquest returned '''''''
OF " suicide by taking opinn,."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

Curious UMt0ke.-A certain John Sini'n "''
arrested in New York for stealing coat, an' '"s
Their John Smith was also Imprisoned charged N,~i
forgery. He that committed the larceny was Nv
and acquitted of the forgery. and the iorec' '''
acquitted of stealing thu coat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
No. l2.-F. Pdseotto Wr. Tarsyth.
TRANSLATION.

rRANsLATlON
WASHINGTON, January ?, 1886.
The Hon. Mr.. john FoRsYrIi, Sccretav Of Sfate i;
SIR: have the honor 10 announce To YOU that, in
consequence ofthc recall of Mr.. B rton, the King s
Government has given me orders to lay down TIE
character of Charge d. Allarcs of his Majesty
near the Government of the United States. | shall,
therefore, immediately begin the preparations for
my return TO France; but, in the mean time, ]
think proper to claim the protection of Tire Federal
Government during the period which may
slider it necessary To remain in the United States.
have the honor to be. with the most distinguish
cd considerations,
Sir, your mos, humble and ohcdcnt servant,
A. PAGEOT.
No l3--Nr. FORSYTH TO W. Paseot
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. 2, 1885.
". ALPHoSsr rAaror, &c.
Sra: have the honor sck pow edge your ose
f,his days date. in which you announce tina, you
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS.

on motion MIR. S,anard, the report of the Sc
lrct Committee on the subject Of Northern Adolf
ton, together with the substitute ofcled bv Mr..
atkins, was taken up.
Mr.. S'anard proposed to modify the motion
made by him on Saturday to amend the amend
mcn lie desired to offer his amendment in DIFF.
tcrrnt words from those which he had then pro-
posed at that period
MIR. Watkins alluded TO a previous decision Of
the Speaker, declaring such motion not in order,
and asked II members had not equal rights.
hiter some conversation on a point of order MI
"ari'hn OF NJ. then rose and asked leave TO reply
to certain remarks made on Saturday. And leave
having been obtained, he replied to some of Mr..
oiahardS remarks on that dav.
A'er lew remarks from Mr.. Gilmer.
Mr. S.anard replied TO MIR. Garland.
Mr. "ich"r also addressed the House briefly IN
the point of order w WI
MI H'imrr observed, that it was late in IN. dav
me Nous" SEEMED 10 have fallen into an a,nos, in
.A'''aoe difficulty; ard he trusted tina, onc niob,,x
oeiay would enable them to propose SOMETHING
whic" might harmonize all parties He ,Icrelnr,
moved an adjournment, and should take ,,, yo,s -,
NV ''0"'e ". mat motion as an indication Of their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
LreArIoS OF rnr L. =. OF AMrnca,
PANS. November D, ls36


MONSIEUR lE Dro: Having been recalled by
NV Government, have the honor Ia request that
your eseelcncy will please 10 cause passports to
he I,t.pafcd, 10 enable 10 proceed 10 lIaNrc,
thrn,r 10 embark iof TIE United States, and ioi
NY protection during The time may find ii nce"s-
Sarv 10 remain in Pans. | am instructed 10 give
as a reason for ~, departure the non-esoen'ion
on the part OF His Majesty Government oi the
convention OF July ith, 1881.
laval ys,lfotlliso opportunity ,Monsicnrl lie Duo,
to renew TIE assurance OF the high consideration
with Which have he hon or 10 te sour eseellenc!'
most olelicu, humble ScNnut,
Tnos. p.BARToN.
His ,ccl,nc, thr DUKE Dr. EnocLIn.
Minister of Foreign ifairs, DC.
Ne. 6.--7he Epie dt Brosie u w. Parton.
TRANSLATION.
To Mr.. BtnroN, Cka,gt P .ifa6ts
II The Litod >intcsot imericd:
PtnIs, November 9Th, 1883
SIR Having taken his MaiestS's orders with
ragard To your commn ication OF the 9th instant,
have the honor 10 send YOU herewith the passports
which, you requested OF me As to tho reasons
which you have been charged 10 advance, in "x-
PLANTATION OF Your departure, have nothing 10 say,
he MA point amy ou,fcr,) The Government
OF the United Stairs, sir, knows that upon itself
depends hcnccorwald the execution Of The treaty
/ oi Jnly duh, 1881.
Accept, sin the assurance OF my h'eh eon,,dr-
ration. Y. BROGLlE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

Sra had Yesterday TIC honor to receive your
note ofthe Isl inst aah the accompanying paper,
purporting 10 be copy of letter, addressed, On
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-29
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always aced in opposition o him, and conseunen.lv cannot be supposed to have any partiaes for him. other thar those created by distinguished talent in inc breast oi an honorable opponent He sass. .f,. "dlerence i'll the ol he honorable Senators ftod "I Iennessec Mir. White and Mr. Grundy1 on inc ancndment to the fortiscaiion biii has called p soma femniscences of by-gone events, exhibiting some olhef diilerences between them. When first came 'nto Congress, they were both considered so rne id
 he admnistfaton, and effective n it's aid that out TOT sheer compliment among their friends hefe they 'were called "Jaekson's Tennessee riHes ,, Tbev "boh proved true for time and told with ,,nert,ha "ceralnty in esefy conflict with those who opbs3snd ''the Executive. But although both were called good 'rliies, there allowed difference between iben, "One missed the mark altogether during that famous contest winch was carried OH here about the time of "Mr. Foots resolutions. Ii was believed io have "bcen bursting, in consequence of bepo over. enlarged with n'illifeaon powder.s lie then speci. he'd other failures in Mir. Grundy, and then said (ponting to the seat of Mr. White, "thc old Pennies. see rifle which has stood against that desk ever snco i hrs knew 1t, was rare piece and always has at-
 racted ny special ;s,iraiion although, fichtinp on
 he other side never liked to see it come into action "for six years, although 1t was almost every day hn. gagged, never snapped missed, or hung fire: nor twas 1t ever said to have failed to hit the mark ,,n "abont midnight ofthe Sd of March last The peoplo
 tennessee. wiio are said 10 De excellent judges oT a good shot gallant blow have since decided that
 t was most "papable hit and that however others, 'who arc ignorant of the qualities of a first rate we'd "pon may have fooshy desired to break the old riHs oi the Vest they still hold entitled to tho first rank 'swhen employed n their defence, and will never con- sent that shall be injured by abuse or left out of ser 'vice,' Nc. l will conclude with expressing my fer vent hope that Arkansas the exercise for tho first time o her right of suffrage inc choice ol a Presi. dent may do nothing inconsistent with inc perpeuatioh of our republican form of government.
 VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-29
VOL. VIII.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-29

Cheek 10 Population. While emigrants arc pourir III countless numbers upon shores, two Justices tho Peace al Taunton, Massachusetts, have refused grant marriage license, tine principle that the ps ties were unable to maintain themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
From the GloSc.1
~ MN
TEMPT

GA ccrtain' HENRY A. WISE, under the protection
given him in the Constitution (Which says reference
10 Senators and Representatives.: any speech de-
other place. having selected HE as the object, and my
alirs the theme OF his Trades in the Hail Of the House
day after day, and having grossly msreprcsented the
same, am compelled, though reluctantly, to resort to
this tho only mode lcn TO do myself justice, and ex.
pose the said a certain" Henry A. Wise.
On Wednesday las, Mr. Wise is reported, in relation
to me, 10 have made the following statement, which
give as furnished to by Of The reporters Of The
House, viz:
"Mr. Wise said that Reuben M. Whitney had e1.
quy should be made upon the condition that they should
also inquire into charge of perjury He must be e1-
cused from accepting these terms It not The pri.
waite affairs Of Whitney That he desired to inquire into
lie wished to inquire into his connection with the depo.
site banks and the Treasury Besides, in reference 10
the condition upon which Whitney willing TO meet
The inquiry, there reason which sufficient to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

III 20 REWARD-.NcdS of.-Ran away from
= I seSs the subscriber. about The 18TH of Noyem-
Der last, yellow Of the name Of EDWIN, (he some
times calls himself Edwin Durksl about feet 10 inches
high, rather rawboncd, litl!c stopped in his shout
dtrs his countcnance very good. hair torrably bushy
He has lost most of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lantern, jawcd. lie is good shoemaker lie
has free papers with him
will give $50 if said negro is unprecedented in the
State and $3.50 if apprehendcd out OF the State and 80
secured that get him again ,o
Feb. 60 1a3-,fl Of Rockbridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
February -.

NN7INTBR ARRANGEMENT.-Tw:c nth "a
w The Steamboats, Columbus and foca"on, aa ~
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence o.
Monday, the 9Th december. 20 run only twice .rh,,.
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday ana In"
day morning at 10 o'clock: and on aud al'rf n"
day, the eth January, 1886, they will run ony T"rcIk
week. leaving Baltimore every Thursday ana a r "a
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock: oHo"', ,tr pas
vigaton of the Patapsco be interrupted BY ICE; ''
scneers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly
The Patrick Henry willeavc Norfolk eEety every
and Friday morning, for Richmond, ana le''''
Sunday and Wednesday, al .,ro,ce 4, the
Passage and fare to Norfolk So A,l1rSGS 9grnt
risk of the owners. JAMES FERGUsooN' IGI-tf
Baltimore, December o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

=: -; :, . - = ~ ::I,i7,:,, ~
q 10 81 - ni"rL, .IL T,or.i,r, Il To-, nm,
800 t..! H. ,,,l,i;o ,,, ,,,r Enoi r,,,.aiig,
C'"p'J ~ nIi Nn,,, C,,,I,r, Nh ,lI
rom !, t.e' ,"' - -" % AID cnnsri,r,,,, pa,
= 49, ~ , T;I. Mil n,,,c Marin and Sou,i, !, now
o. .,Iu r;I.L ,. suucrinr Locomotives and Cas-
"np'y r',, Ill ,i' raul hat ,nny ,;;.r The Car
Scc"iin"1,r a., - !,I c na J,;iy ~ in. Arrival Of ,
,s.',cc,;Yn Minis T-,y,r. viii, their own cqurascs
'.2i t ,;; L. md caravans ,,aus.,r.L nr liz,
Road with perfect safety and convcniracr: an" 'h'
perform III , or inu:s, whIie resting l'r'r hoFS''
innrY which wou!d Otherwise require Two d" u al
comrl>h; ,,,..r,,.
me hIakcNy ''o'r' at '''r S"ulhcfn '''''''" W -,
Rail RnaG, has been rebuilt vi hf!cK on al eh"-
scale, and pains will be spared to render It's acc'"'
mo'iatnDs such will give satisfaction to passengers
and travellers generally.
3 sides the daily Inc Of Mail Coaches t!" l'Iak'I"!
FOR tho Son'h. via RaciG fayrttcvc: nc, 'i't' = .
Line via larboroua! three times week, cnnncc'"" wi"
the Mail Line at fayritcH'r, and also inc ir"l nv
Kali isoai ~ Dci!isd 10 N'aiNs''', slito anu D'
WIZ
Ann'hcr 'fi.wccHiy Line from Dlah'!ry, passes VIZ
Nh7rrhloh: OAiuEu; &C ana cohHccH VII" ''''
IN tie course Of Tic present season. branch will h'
opened from the Petersburg Ea-ltoad al Hrllrd, e
Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR on the Ruanpkr from wErnc
Rail- Road T., eros, The river be- 4 brrr is now aIUU
to be constructed to Raleigh
The Rail Road from Baltimore TO Washington is no"
in opcr,tiun lirrcc 10 Potomac landing the ' IS COZ
tinucd by steamboats, thence via Fredericksburg |"
Richmond 4 considerable portion Of IN. Rail R,ad
!ushcL-and the remainder is in ap.d course c"%
rr,ion The line continues Grou Richmond tn rctrs
Lurr Nv lurnp;kc ,cad-aud thence by the Petersburg
Rail Road 10 Biakclev rs before mentioned is the
and cuIv Daily Mai; Route between Boston aad ""
Orca,s
OHce of the Pcttrsjury Huii- Roed GOmpanq !
February ~ l-:.i.
March 70. lf5--tlJamc
-, :; ,;:,,,,,
7 We EELtbtA ED HE Ely pF h'.L I,n,
e ELL oE-li's disllnSu,shru ola'i''i' "" o
uS5t) at my son Edwards 5, in the county of Dtnwd1"
immediately tic old stage road from Petersburg !:
Warrcnton n. c., Is miles south Of Petersburg. ana "
north Of Brunswck Courthouse. He lie now ut Ills '"
ready to serve mares at $500 The season. payable II ~
cxplra,ion on the 10Th July next and $3.50 to nsGF'
mare TO be in ua, payable soon as she Is k'"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

q no REWARD will give the above named
% %V reward fur the apprehension o! ny negro
NAN Ahran He is about twenty seven years Of age,
AID about four feet and eight inches in height he has
broad shoulders aud thin anclcs and hls right foot ur"s
ont and his left in; he has cut across his right WITS! on
the inside and scar over his left eye.
p. S.-llc left nc Tie ! iih Of Drccrihcr last.
April -. [lII-Ia!lt- WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

YN1IMBER! TIMBERm-The highest prices will be
given for good, Seasoned wheel spokes and feloes,
deliverable at the Pententiary Immediate delivery is
solicited For information respecting them, apply either
to Col Charles S. Morgan, Superintendent or to
THOS. G. MONCURE. G. A.
Feb. 9. SS-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

R OTlCE--rhc subscriber takes this way Of inform
lM ing his friends and tic public generality chat he has
taken the house formerly occupied by Mr. Hiram Bragg
al the corner Of X and 9TH streets, Shockm Hill. where
he will keep constantly hand, large assortment "i
GROCERIES. suitable for iamilirs, where he wishes
those in Of GT"ccricS 20 cali nul If they cam
no! lie accommodated. SAM l.. CRANE.
hrrl - ll}-w:Iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

= <iKCUi.A n.-'ihe Subscfl!nrs RS, importers OF 'r'
y ,;.uI.rs in China GLASS and Ea!t!I.Ewarc, w".>,
s:rrrs were destroyed by the g!rat fire Of ION ans la
Drccu,Aer, would Respectfully inform their c'>'o"e;'
ttl.ou :,o,t the Union, ri their present locaons-~s',"
The lct that G%ng 10 Tic :~ag rHSSaE ut The hnf"
packets previous t" Che tire, and thrir Trn'FE"'y '
passagcs since they are now generally, it possession
better assortment of grrs ;Iian they usually 'i"rra
this season of the year From the very large "rrS pc
vo,isly given 10 Tie manufacturers, II IS expected tan
the assortment % The present season, WILL IN H''n'
he ful!y equal and III It's quality superior to That {" s!
farmer ycar i, being conpnsc! OF Tic most recent an'
beautiful designs, without any mixture Of DID, '"Sae"'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

r. |. B.nHow Il Co.. No. 3A,; Pear! St.
EHEX. CALDWELL. no. 12:'. do. G"
EDWARD Cook " Co.. no. Iie, ID" do.
j. ". * ii. T. tGwi:t.S, no. 1-'i, 60. en-
josErii G:HHr>EMA>, ne. 1856. NVa:'rd"
D,ytr, Carr. no. ~ d.. do.
Tuos F. FIELp, 10. 81, Cour:'and 81
Jpux GnEEHrlELD 4: SoS. no. Is, Pear! s.
IIoiuEs Il MYERS, 30. ~, do. d.
r. +. NISSAN Il 60. no. G4. Liberty -.
UyuEnI!l!.,. * SEYMOUR, no G.. Pearl -.
VyGurE ~ IirrlScGrr. no 81, Cccntlcs SlI.
r. NAHnnwArER, no. -, Cedar ~.
T.. MrLLErs " Co, no. }Gi Pearl ST.
T. &. " ErMoEE ~ Co, no. 60, Water -
Jons Wr,cnr, jr. & Co., no. 80, do. do
ua-t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season li>''o
at NY stable, Halifax Court House, Va. and IS no"
his stand in fine order and condition. ready for ;'f';
at $50 the season. and $N insurance. Fog ;tt!Hf. AZ
other particulars, sec haudbil!s &c. W. W. ith'vt,
Halifax Court House, W
February 49, go-.'m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

NOTICE.-Aii prrs"ns having claims against the
lV estate Of Robert H. Garrett. deceased formerly Of
King and Queen County. requested to present them
to the subscriber, diving in King William Cn"ny> pro
pcry authenticated: or before the 10Th day Of June
same. Those indebted to sud estate, will please make
immediate payment. This notice will be plead in bar
against all claims which may be presented after the above
date. ROGER GREGORY,
April ;. Tii2-wfwS Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

a CARD.--Dn. J. =. MErrAErR, takes this mctl'd
FS to ,rt, persons afflicted with gravel III the Sic
nifty Of his old professional stand, near Prince Edward
Court J"u:r, That he has supplied himself with ins'Tn
mrms Of Tie rnns. approved construction, ana is now
prepared operate Cor tho removal Of stone Of ;he bad
drr by the process of Lili!onty or Ln"n:irsy, as II
is generally termed This oprrati"n :" hen rAccutcd ny
siiul and gentle hands, is generally admitted 90 be
painless rrlrciIy safe amd free from danger and when
r body 10 he removed is very large, rrccrnatr
rally hard il rarely ever fails effect perfect Of
Store or tic h!lirr-onc Of! :Ie most painful and dan
gernus israacs incident TO ,:r human fam y-and with
out the <e of tic knife. It is equally applicable to
every age. and tn either nl The
Prime: Edward e.. H., pr! - ll3-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26

Tbeo are cu,buss Of nn:h aai beauty ~ Inc ,J ~ o. Hal
from tho New York American, which nu,t,cc i:
LEcs, Thu nan who write 40 wei, "'V G..
mo by preserving his n-,Snto-tG. r." aCctIS-AT SEA-
PASSAGES FROM THE hlAkf VI W a., IA Ford.
L,t DURING his ,-c +ir-i"ys I" sfe u. ",, Iu, Is