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Dir tho mouse Of sIr Malone Church Hill
III" 2lt James, Mildred
The :h
Died, hi, r"rncc BIZ kin2har the 9Th az
painful aud illness weeks the It'd
oil h: Linnr'I Boiling ESP Tic poSci
the ""arTc obituary "".y, tho ndi,c:
nannf in which is bu! too frequently applied Undcscvcd
often however death require
nolir", because
than ordinary cIcCnc" Among thrs, "crasnd should DO
nnn5"rct The prnci which b. governed,
that his soul was the honour His undertaking rectitudo
lie sentiment u emana.ed rn that loved virtue for its
,aH". Thu life individual e1nIcd afford
I'd more beautiful cxcmplicaioa Of Eoso sublime virtues into
gritty md truth.
deceased cglr";cd OF his
r Of nc"tc and eUIins n!ind he acquired
fund information !ycrshcd-Mr. Boiling
active md faithful Magistrate. lie
ns nj the General Assembly during the memorable Session Of
W " AMI frequently thereafter represented the people Of Buck
n.hnm the Legislature Of Virginia Ir politics.
pIarnn o; tho jeff School. His patriotism
ardent tho rights ~, the prosperity
ro Of III. and III" interested support
political n-prnnt Although his fortune
which In lived we'll calculated feelings
in hi. BOSOM IL" nhbty aud Of his manners,
md dignity n hi, department, the h",abc ard
husband and father ho AMI Ln Tho confidence
lii henevorncc Of tt m which
" GOOD ,i.,rr,ud. On the ms chnr
Liable pa,ion liberal and In the death of
mI'r :- r-rn1uaity Of Witch lie nirr has lost
brightest ornaments th poor friend, and his children
rnIt cd fsiLpF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

q , Of Law and Chanccry for the county of Henrco,
pronounced the 5t day of Decenber, 1885, in the
suit OF David G. Williams against VIM D. Wren, Ser.
geant Of the City Of Richmond, and Administrator of
Edn'd Wills, decd, who was Sheriff Of Nottoway
county, and Administrator Of Samuel Gfcenhil, we will
proceed SELL to tho chest bidder for cash. at Char
lotto Court House. Tuesday the 10Th day Of February
that valuable Tract Of Land, containing 732 "a acres,
belonging 10 the estate Of Pascha Gfccnl lying in
the county Of Charlotte, adjoining the lands of r.
Gains Francis Vaughan, William Jones, Francis POI
lard Thomas Pollard Martha Cook Charles Hutchin-
son, Prices estate, and William Smith:
Jan. ~ t32-2lwJ" COMMISSIONERS.
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must trouble you, Mcssrs Editors. with few re-
marks in sef.'cirncr; and ask the reader to we gh
we'll M words, that ho may comprehend their whole I'M
pert.
Already has the Of ns:sconsructinn and mis-
representation set in against The course SHALL
pursue has long been matnrcy considered anu deter
mined on shall proceed, at ny own selected t'tne,
and in my own way, to vndicate myself white unfold
the million of tricks practiscd at cards; 10 the 'nd mat
all universal knowledge of the manner of their perform
unce. may rcvcnt the expert from practising them. with
IMMUNITY, OIL the inexperienced shalt avow with
rity and leave them 10 their justice tor their success
regard every man who lives by his own abcuT, who
honestly derives living from tie abonr Of others, as
being willing to stand between me and those who by
stealth at cards, derive support, Tor abundance,
al sometimes appens) from those whom seek to cn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

there any thing suprcuicly purrasn devoid of
manlincss' But, have charity enough to tI4nk, that
the French Ministry have acted upon drlus;ons that
they have been lin crror that there is "mslakc
and that even yet, all will be we'll
In the meantime, let us get ufoot; and whatever
wrangling may have at home, present but front
TO other nations Let US sustain country in this
fishlfi,l matter, if we come 10 the necessity of II !!
IN great ha$:e-juMr lest (reiiny,
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

ill has passed the House Of Representatives of In
dirag Oh the I2th BY vote rt &c to - contemplating
loan vi 10 millions. to be expended under The direction
Of Eoa.d Of Internal improvement. 1t will pass the
Senate hr majority niat ras; lwo.lhrdS.
And this from Il State which is very far from having
arrived at 'tc bone and gristc Of MANHOOD Scarcely
MD
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- ror, King. The details will wiring every American

~ ro-t King. The details VIII wiring every Huieficah
heart rat,
;,,e ard To put an a,r,ediac end To the war, will be
i.,. hy Cen Winfield; Scott. He is taking all his mea.
D,-.s wiz, lis wonted energy and prudence A Cor
,,d,,,; Of lie Cia:!ysic:. Mercury writes from ST.
Augustine :ai s'" SIX Founders will he necessary to
- -, the S,nur;ss .r,,n the haminack$, in which they
,;c,.>, .,,usvlycs-- is, Gen. Scott is collecting 81
49, ;t4s,son, as hc advances tn tn. South. which n,a,
H.. ,-.,sS.ey to Gircc, his military operations:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
DINNIDDIE ELECTION.

A friend has favored lis with the following statement
of III. polls, Chased tic Sd and last day of the Din
w.dde election.
WA. B. Goo;!wyn. (WhigD ................ 273
Majority for Vaughan .................. Ga
Such is the crowded state OF columns this MORN
ing that have only space to offer hearty congra
u!a,ions to the Democracy Of that county upon the
handsome victory they have achieved. 1t is the pre-
cursor we confidently believe Of still better things Let
The Republicans OF old D'nwddir cling together, aud
they must forever remain -IsrrShnrg Con.
xielintpn
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married lhusdy the !s inst by the Right Rev.
i. e. Mcufc, DR.. john 6. Williamson Of Williamsburg Miss
My L. DIXON, Of TIL. CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

tighten on this dark subject-dark, indeed, in every
sense OF the word. And here will kindly admonish
the gambler who s robsd in the guise Of the gentleman
(and such is the mos. class Of gamcrs
be very ciTcumsPect. The eye OF the public is on
hlm-his complaints, any attempted ccnsures of my
course on his part will but expose himself. For myself
90 not deprcate the NEST vigorous assaults OF oppo
ncns generated by their filthy gain but if any such
one by an injulcious hr,sIt!rss opposition TO my
c"nn"ct, shall draw ;he GH.er Of public on him
SCH, III nm not blame ing, charge tl hay" i::ade
war Oh :id'viAuHis: aud ro: "!r wacir. the afro
c'onS erin" lie ami his r!an ji.,!v ,r.rplratv Tart.
repeat, TO 70" nird,aic aui wi u. t instrumental in
dong /! the individuals r:r, and their friends
Will suffer me To- ir1"ar. Du; % do tLS r., ,yry,. Ike
e'''"7 M" M'"y n Pr'''m IS Prrr''r:,i", have, J,
CAUSE and COMPETENT authority. a,! sonic roody dc.
gree, | am sa:i:iird, iay" ample a., ans
vii! Sho": 'rh"m Il r.;S i t1of upon myself the
task Of acquiring hr :flnsn exposing the crime GAM
bling hy aid or tricks viii IL tbs in coosz,a,ios,
OF The charge which (iharHl has acEdy been started,
that the course this suj :t have announced .y IN
tcn,;on r.!r.ue has brcn slprrnduccd by recent
events Aud here will bring forth the record During
the months OF March, April, May and june Of he year
1925 wrote and published in the Petersburg lu!r-
gencer, then edited by -Frnncis G. lnneey, series Of
Nos. over the signature of:M. p" (.Uutnm IN Parro
In those Nos, Inveighrd against gambling as Icing ex-
ecrable in Itself and productive q" docful Consequences;
and furthermore. dccarrd my determination ",o
tribute my mite To extirpatc the Peinlc"us practice q!
gambling. In Of the Nos, | mInutcl; described
certain tricks drxsrously played OF at game at which
another person and myself had ben lteced b. three
gamblers. who bore the character Of gentlemen, who.
in other words. were not professional gan'hl"... did
still. more: | introduced ino that No. their names,
with The intent Of course to expose those three senc
gamblers This No. thus containing d"$cr ptiun Of the
tricks and the Of the dcX;crous performers nt
thcn cced by the Editor OF the ln,ryrnccr in
article addressed 10 correspondents; that portion of
which being to the point reads fellows, ana may be-
found i'll the l",rIgcnccr Of the 18th day of May,
1S25 10 wit:
I, 10 .bo .bo min b.hi E
society. like the physician &c. should exercise tender
ness, forbcarancc and CAUTION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
HOUSE or DEIEG1TES

Thai, HOUSE or DELEG4TES.
sn!u" sue OF Debate still rolls the Expungin Re-
con h,a Friday, Hlessrs. Watkins pro- and Powell
ei !he Hoor-On Saturday, NIcssrs Price and Gill
Iuy II. S and Fonlane for the observation-disclosures
' D'ime' closed his speech against the Resolu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
LAFL.SGIi'G RESOLUTIONS.

'-'' w Wv h!.cOiC fiO-NS
y" resolutions have bccl brought into the Assembly
Il w" OK Tie Albany Argus of the 2lst roir:s lie
r r @m says that every Republican reader vii no.
no.; WA s''';cation that Dr. Judd the able aud cx-
member from Duchess introduced into the
w ss''fday: preamble, and resolutions, instruc'ins
i,I -sI |" va" ioT Gr9nging Mr.. Clay disgrace
T,;.I S Il. c"<nrc against the President OF the
states '7cm the Journal Of the Senate, in the
r,;n ~ manner prescribed by resolution before the
,,,:,, House of Delegates. This they will do, with
rrs,. ""'as Instructions; but glad 10 see the
n,nds'n OF instruction enforced. on All occasion de-
hy lis exercise and when there are those in that
v5cN ", EI arc prepared to disnbey and contcmn the
hi ne constituents We have no doubt that the
bv rn,o ana resolutions will pass whenever called up,
j3s,,r,'s nearly unanimous. Dr. Judds resolution
cp rs ''c Senators TO their best efforts to pro-
said a, P'Ssag" of resolution, directing the oorc
Scr,o to be erp"nscd from The Journal Of the
a,rsn, "e United States, in the indicated by
S,a ".w pending i'll the House OF Delegates Of the
lIr " g'na, oil the 18th day of January instant -
nanno- quotes the passage, and adds or al such other
intended may be best calculated TO obtain the objrc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
n p,,,bE1gu s,uy,yr fran Ioy;>;ouc ,

To tie same: g NEw ORLEANS, llth Jan. 1886.
- have just returned from The State House. and have
the pleasure Of annnrmcing To y"u the election IL the
Senate Of the L. s. Of Col Nicholas, Old EiI,inian
hy BIRTH friend the Administration: and 10 Dir. an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

Yesterday the Abolition Resolutions up-aad the
first onV iSp ,Sr nf-l ran as follows: 'Rrsi,reG
That this Commonwealth onir has the right Ia cnntro
interfere with tie subject q" Domestic Slavery within
its limits. Gsd tau M;S ri.ht ~;N he m4i":ained NJ a!
hs:crd> The wnrs in italics were stricken out, ~
motion of Mr. McCar:y. Of Loudoun-by very large
ma orty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

The French Indemnify.-Thc Paris
dates received at New York are to the
18th March. It's said that on the l9th
Of March. Messrs. Ro,hschild had APP
Piled 10 The agents Of the Havre pack
cts for the freight Of specie. being the
first two instalments under the French
Indemnity Treaty.
According to the New York Times
letter has been received from the
house Of Rothschild, our financial A.
gents in France, stating that they had
been informed by the Minister o
France that all the instalments now due
under the Treaty Of Indemnifcatior
would be paid over in twenty days
from that time.
The Paris Messenger Of the 2}d says
1t was yesterday reported on Change
says Journal, that the Treasury hac
already paid the instalmcnts of the in
demnity to the United States, which
are already due. - Bali. finer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12
From Me .NashriNe R,puLhcnn.

From the Nashville Republican.
What q picture Of change and incon-
sisteney does Mr.. Richie OF the Rich
mond Enquirer, The Of The seven prin-
ciPles.) present A short time ago
Judge White, in his estimation, was
all that a statesman ought to be-a man
without fear and without reproach-
one Of the ourest politicians OF the day
"A Jefersonian republican, LOFTY.
high-mlnded gentleman, and one who
deserved the proud distinction Of beng
no mans man. Now he is the very
reverse of ell these things. He 10 no
statesman: he is corrupt, and the truth
Is not in him: he is mediocre il point
of talents: his speeches are weak and
evince no research or information, aad
the reasons which he gives for his votes
on some Of the nominations Of tho
president ARE the subterfuges of .
cunning, not Q eandid mind. They
are mean. disingenuous, untrue. -
His objections to one of these nomina-
lions are termed false, hasty, futile.
unworthy Of 4 just Judge" And Why
has this change come over the spirit
ofthe venerable Nous Verrons' Judge
White Is as wise and has exhibited a.
much talent in his speeches. as he did
when the Richmond Enquirer was so
eulogisiic. The secret Of the matter Is
that MIR. Richie now affects TO despiss
the Judge for the very quality for which
he once praised bim--because he is no
mans man. Had he been q Van Bu-
rem man, aud yielded to the solici,a-
tons, the whesdling. OF the threats Of
the party" and withdrawn his name
from the Presidential contest, there Is
no person in the United States ~ho
would have been more ready 10 be-
sPsttef him Wiih fulsome epithes of
praise than this same Mr.. Richie Of the
seven principles. What an old wea-
thsreoek he isl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Alta meeting recently held in Jack
son (Tenn.) . part Of Col. Crockstt's
late Congressional district. resolutions
were passed denouncing Santa Anna.
and his exterminating mode Of war
fare; highly complimentary to Col. C.
whose untinely fate is fcclingly de-
plored; and calling upon the Ameri-
can government TO acknowledge the
independence Of Texas. In Cincin-
natl and New York. also, the recogni-
ton OF the independence Of Texa,
has been warmly recommended.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

I have very recently learned from &C.
veral intelligent persons in Texas, and
others who have lately been there. that
many Of our Indians have gone over 10
the Texas side Of the line.
These facts and circumstances pre-
sent To me the important question, whe-
Their am 10 sit still and suffer these
place the white settlements ON both
sides Of the line wholly within the
power Of the savsges, or whether l
ought not instantly TO prepare the
means for protecting the frontier settle
ments and il necessary, compelling
the Indians TO return TO their own
homes and hunting grounds
cannot but decide in favor Of the
last alternative which tins question pre-
seats; for nothing can be more evident
than that an Indian war, commencing
on either side Of the line, will n sure
ly extend To- both sides. as that light
ed quick match thrust into one side OF
u powder magazine would extend the
explosion TO both sides.
But am without mounted men, the
only description Of force which will
enable me to interpose an efficient
check to the daily increasing danger
which every intelligent citizen with
whom have conversed upon the SUBJ
ject apprehends. And aPprchending
as do that the loss Of month, which
it would require to submit the case to
the President Of the United States,
might prove fatal TO large portion OF
the frontier inhabitants, have deter
mined TO solicit Of your Excellency a
brigade, TO consist of two or three BAT.
talions of volunteers--as many TO be
mounted as prac;icable-to repair 10
this place as soon as may be conve.
nicnt, by companies or ba;ta.ions, &c
receive their arms an6 camp equipage
at New Oacans and the Baton Rouge
There may be eight or ten companie:
TO battalion.
Should the war in Texas be brough
To close without the apPrehcnded In.
dian hostilities. the volunteers will be
discharged forthwith.
With perfect respect, sc.
EDMUND p. GAINES,
.M1ior- General Commanding
! To His Excellency l.. ID. WHITE.
Cor. If Louisiana, NJ Orleans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Stock promptly taken The books
of subscription for stock in the Rich
mond and Petersburg Rail Road Com
pany, which were opened on Thurs
day last, at Lynch's Coffee House, were
closed on Saturday evening. The a.
mount allotted TO Richmond was only
1000 shares, and instead Of this gong
off heavily, four thousand fuo hundred
and hiriy-th' ee shares tcers taken. We
presume Petersburg has also exceeded
her quota, and scaling OF the shares
must consequently be made.
Amongst the cheering indications Of
the times. il may be noticed. that the
people Of the country now vie with
those Of the city in matters of this sort.
Hitherto, they viewed money laid out
in stocks as absolutely thrown away
now they consider it safely and profit
ably invested. when applied to objects
OF internal improvement.
Richmond Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

fury Of devils. and, in less than an hour.
every man in the garrison was murder
ed. The carnage among the convicis
was dreadful. Out Of the fifteen hun
dred, all but three or four hundred were
either killed or MORALLY wounded.
Louisville Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The INDEMNITY Paddy the ar
rival Of the packet ship Columbus,
from Liverpool, the editors Of the N.
Y. Com. Advertiser have their London
files to the Sd Of April, and Liverpool
10 the ith.
The principal item of news we
find in these papers, IS that of the
payment Of eighteen millions. four
hundred and sixty thousand, six hun
dred and sixty-six francs, fifty two GEN.
times. BY the French Government to
Messrs. Ro,hschild, on account of the
American Naturalization. Two in.
stalments yet remain TO be paid, which
will be due, the first February ID,
ie.5I, and the ether on February 2nd
1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Fdaidsticals.-The militia parades
were admirably burlesqued yesterday
afternoon. by company, dressed with
all the oddity and humour of fantastic
taste. The parade would have done
honor to the famous Col. Pluck's regi
ment. In front marched the Captain
OF Colonel, (for we were unable to
ascertain his precise grade) with q
dashing pair Of gold epaulettes, an
outre dress, with stockings gartered
with all the colours OF the rainbow
The musicians were unique in appear
ance, and the fifer fourished a nose
fully as long as the instrument upon
which he played. The whole compa-
ny presented a most novel and anus
ing spectacle, and attracted large
crowd to witness the exhibition
Their equipments were as various q,
the colours and fashion Of thsir dres-
scs. At the back Of one was KNAPP
sack bearing the label, as we read II
Fresh burnod Cofee"-whilst 9th
ers were provided with truncheons o
enormous length and bulk. We be
lieye there was one muskst in the
company-but TO compensate for the
lack Of small arms, they were provided
with one real bursfer, IN the shape Of q
chimney TO a steam boiler, laid hori.
zontally on wheels. But unfortunate.
ly, in case Of attack, this great gun
Was open a: both ends.- Bali. ChTon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

that the information received before
our departure is confirmed. They en-
eamped 1.-THE Sabine night before last.
They have been pilo,ed by the Cad
does. Their combined force 10 formi-
dable. we cannot ascertain their exact
number You know our condition
comment is useless. Many women
and children must fall victims to the
merciless enemy. We all leave here
to-day, with view Of concentrating
at Autogac or 81. Augustine.
Signed X. a. IRWIN.
Acting Com. Of Municipality
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Latsrnal Impropemenf.-A large and
very respectable internal improvement
convention assembled in Baltimore on
the LIST instant, and continued in ses-
sion two days. Alterthe discussion OF
various questions, the convention adopt
ed resolutions-Urging the Legislature
of the State Immediately to furnish
such aid TO the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company as to enable it to prose
cute that improvement to Cumberland,
and 20 take 1t TO Baltimore by the most
eligible route-making it as much as
possible the property Of the State, and
insuring the legislature, as far as practi-
cable, the future government and con.
troll of the improvement.-And urging
the immediate supply Of means fol-
extending the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad to the western waters. A
resolution was also adopted that "it is
fit and proper fer the Legislature to re.
quire that the road be made in and
through the State Of Maryland, proyid-
ed it can be done upon equal or near
ly equal terms, both as to distance and
expense as through an adjoining State. y
JVRchsster Yng.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Tribute 10 .Nr. Cloy.-A correspon-
dent Of the New York Daily Adverii-
ser thus writes from the Capitol Al
Washington:
IL went down the steps sgsln.-
There, leaning against the wall, was q
sailor with a tarpaulin. He asked II
Clay was going 20 speak, gave him
the affirmative answer. Then I'll
stand here and see him 60 by before
! go into the galleries. ! was struck
with the tribute Of admiration; it spoke
IN the very voice Of fame-Il proved
that the reputation Of our orator bad
been mentioned IN praise among the
marines on the deck-it was indeed
cheering. and hope that Clay him
self will know this fact. Tor While the
beauty Of this thronged city were
crowdIng the galleries, while men Of
all parties bad lined the hall. there
by himself, watchful as ia q storm
stood the patient SAILOR, 10 catch a
look At that illustfious man. There
was picture in the scene which won
upon me; and stripped Of all other oc.
easlons. for none other il had, save the
occasion and the place, was peculiarly
inteTesting.-I saw the same Sailor AZ.
forwards in the roiunda. aner the
speech, and he told ne that CLAY vas
the greatest man except Washington
IN the United States"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

The Kgy Lafssi----" Grandman. -
said an urchin to his fathers mother.
the other day. living somewhere in
Worcester County, "Crsndmam," the
railroad - coming through our town. %
rs Il, Siah, " SAID the venerable dame
We'll, l hope il will come through by
daylight, for ! long 10 see one terribly. 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

RaceS.-Yesterday the four mile
heats for $1,000 side, between Heath.
Margaret .8rmsfeGd and Tillotson's I'D.
mirai-both four years old-came of
at the Union Course. The first heat.
beautifully run ia 8 minutes and 3 Sc.
conds, was won by Admiral-the Sc
cond by Margaret Armstcad. in : mi
nutes and % seconds--it being ascer-
tanned that Admiral was lame-not-
withstandIng which. in the third heat,
they kept together. when the lameness
Of Admiral became so apparent that he
gave up, and Margaret galloped round
the course and took the purse Of ten
thousand dollars. The course was thin.
". y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

downwards which . royal person might
have envied. Dacres calling on him al
most every day. and showing BIN
about like lion.-This was magnsni-
nous and worthy Of British heart
and gallant officer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Alsvei'sr SEEING TO crows flying "a. By
side, sxslainsd, "Ay, tha, X jusi e h sAouIa
be- haas 70 pss ~ svsv ss,r sassAsv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-12

Judge White has introduced reso-
luton into the Senate Tor reversing,
resembling and snnulIing" the resolu-
Ton OF eensure passed relative 10 tho
removal Of the Depo-i.es.
a Quaker gentleman IN New
York paper proposes that Mr.. Benton
"eEpuneiIon" should be performed
with lead pencir'--so that. II ne
eessary hereafter the "sxpuneiion
may be "sxPuoged." Good
a little negro boy 10 Virgins, Il =
sa'd. the other day vas observed very
ousily engaged IN drawing black
lines with a piece of charcoal over =
grease sPsJt on the carpet lie bah
received orders from BIS mistress %
"sTPungs' the grease qisr. Gas.