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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26
Hanover county, July Goth, 1886 A-td

Ee UMFORD ACADENlY.-The present Principal
ma OF this institution having declined converting 1t
INTO femee School, contemplated the subscriber
the public that the Male School will be continued
by aim the ensuing session, commencing the 18th of
January ana ending on the 10th Of December, with
vacation OF one month in the s"mmer.-In this school
wiz be taught the Latin, Greek, French and Spanish
bra, Geometry, plain and spherical Trigouomeiry and
Surveying together with all TIE branches of the English
Language usually taught in preparatory schools
Terms for the scholastic year of ten months:
Board, including every thing, .......... 800
Tuition, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Oaeha asabl The 1st of April, and the other on
the ist Of pupil furnish his bed and
candles, deduction Of $40 will be made. The board
ing department will be under the exclusive management
Of Mr. Samuel Robinson.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
August 26-St-w4w-lDtol5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26

81 sl4 prizes, amounting to S!,O50,i0O
Tickets $50; halves $40; quarters So.
II package in This lottery contains % tickets and
is warranted draw at least $204 nett, which will be
forwarded for $500, shares in proportion.
certificate Of package of p whole tickets will he
forwarded for S23O
Do ounrters, Ga
lacky uOYT
At The Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle, who Is selling innic capital prizes Than
any vendpr in the known world.
n Orders for tickets from any part of the u Sntrs,
by mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize tickets
Thankfully received and executed by return mail, with
the result given (when requesed) Immediately after the
Grawinp-r addressed TO ID. Nj. HOYT.
n. B. ORDERS in all cases, confidential.
Aug % 3l-u
NpELL TAVERN.-The subscribers beg leave 10 in
Il 3 form their country friends and the public general
", that they have taken this well known establishment,
and WILL the first day OF April be ready TO receive
all those who NAV be kind enough 10 honor with their
custom The house has, but short time since gone
through thorough repair in addition to which, we shall
continue make such Improvements as will be ncceS-
sary for the better accommodation of Customers
We pledge ourselves to use the most interchangeable cx-
erliuns render visitors comfortable and agreeable,
as we mean TO keep but the best servants. Our
Table shall be supplied with the best OF every thing that
can he procured in markct-our Bar, with the most
choice Liquors-and Stable with good and attentive
Ostlers, and every variety Of grain and forage that is
used at any other similar establishment. We have both
served long apprenticeship at our business the first hav
ing lived in the Eagle Hotel for the last FIVE or six years,
and the latter the Bell Tavern four years. during the
life of Mrs. kelso, and from that time to the present,
has continued in the business. The public may
rest assured that pains expense the part OF Ell
ther, shall be spared 20 g ire general satisfaction
JNO. KING,
EDMD n. ALLEN.
March 90 1U9-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26
(FoRM OLE Tile POwER.l

(FoRM OF THE P0wEKJ
Kno,o all men BY these presents, lnat
of 90 hcreoy uPpo'"' atl
substitute or proxy to represent ..p,,t If Vir.
e snia to be held on THURSDAY first day Of
next, at the Banking house, in the Clty Of he pro.
and in name and behalf to vote respectng Tts
position for which the said meeting 'as peem hand
In witness whereof, have heieuIto &c. 1-36
and seal this day OF ]" '"e =,
Signed, sealed and acknowledged Il. D
in the presence Of oo-,dm
July Is. -----,-L;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26

IN CUANCERY-EIRGISA.-A Rules held IN the Cleks oice
Circuit Superior OF Law and Chaucc Tor the county
Cun5eran Court house OF said county from The 2nu 20
' Iviili,r r. Crowder Complainant,
against :. e.. .--, r,--. r
by erv Finch aud Mary D., his wife, formerly Mary Buggy
Ta-hn J. Ba.bv, Elizabeth Balby, Pleasant C. Basby John W.
Ba.ly Levi. ,ashy, William Bashy James Basby William Is
he lanes Isbe Thomas H. lsbcl John W. lshcl Lewis NJ Is
Xii MsTv Miller John French Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah
Isbsl Andrew emnw and Elizabeth bis wife, formerly Elizabeth
shell Edmund Janc his wife formerly Jane lsel and
Edward Walton Martha his wife, formerly Martha lsbc
Ho''a'N ' Defendants.
Tho Defendants John Sna his wife; Edmund Lewis
and lane his William A. Basby, and !omc 3 Baghy, not har
inc and given security according Act
o General Assembly, and the rules Of this ccu;i and appear
inr by satisfactory evidence H, they not nhabon OF this
ordered That the said defendants John French
and sarah his wife, Etmund Lewis and Janc his wife, William A.
and James Bagb DO here the first day the next Sep
,embcr Term The companan bll and that cop!
o This order forthwith inserted in newspaper published N
tho civ of Richmond months SUCCESSFULLY ind also posted
A. the front door OF tho courthouse Of this county.
~ ' conv-Tcs,e, JOHN DANIEL, C.
lS-wSw<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26

Thomas J. Diane and r. Ed,enrds IT., having cn'c!co
into Co. partnership. for the purpose Of ransacns @
neral Commission Business IN tins City, under ,,' ,i h
of DEANE d EDWARDS, are prepared TO afford "'e
usual facilities to those employing them, and mas re-
spccru tender Of their services 10 me former Patrons"
Mess1s Peyton & Deane, and TO the Public grn"'!'
THOMAS j. DEhNL
r. EDWARDS, JR.
-. , ,-, ,.,., 1..,f .pl--Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26
n AND FOR SALE.--Pursuanl to q Jec,,

n AND FOR sALE.--Pursuanl to decree =,
- County Court Of Cumberland. will offer :" t.:
on the 18th day Of September next the ,rac, f W. s
which Daniel Mayo dec d. formerly resided, y;,. o
fork Of Wis's containing three hundred and ~ r.
seven and fourth There are about "A ,%.!'
excellent bottom land the tract, and a!a,, oa
in woods, well tmbered The cleared land is yea ,
fresh and in good heart and well adap,e. to IT,
of corn, wheat and tobacco The improvement '7!
good dwelling house, Kitchen granary, and 'e s.,
sary out.housrs. The situation is rclnarkafi, $
being about mile and half from James ri,er .@
agreeable neghborhood and about seven miles sy..c
tcrsvie and five from Columbia ANY person 80
to purchase would do well TO visit the premises -
Gus to the day Of sale, which will be shown them r. "
John Mayo, living on tie premises.
Terms One third cash, the balance in ,y,o
annual payments. with bonds aud security for ,I
paytncntS and the title retained un ri, tho r,,..
money is paid. FREDERICK W BASS
August > L2h-ciJ Commi>s;o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26
Richmond, l7ll August, 1876.

BERNARD PEYTON being anxious to close his II"
dvdua business also, which has not been done tor o''
than twenty years pastand to afford him an opP'''u'
ty of doing So proposes to elinqush for The pr'''
general business, and has great satisfaction IN rc''
Dcamc one of the highly respectable House OF A'''''
Dcanp 81 Edwards.
Richmond 18th August, 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26

IA OTlCE-The Co.partnership heretofore EXISTING
~ in this City, under the Firm of PEfIoN "
UEANE was dissolved, by mutual consent, on the Isl
instant The Business of the Concern will be closed b.
Bernard Pcwon to whom those having claims vii! aPr!'
and those indebted will please make payment In his 80,
sence Mr. Thomas j. Deanc is authorised and wI! ac'
for him. BERNARD PEl lON,
THOS. J. DEANE.
R;cb,nond 11, Auuust 1S.M
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July 90

PHILIP 3. WINSTON, c. C.
Inl, 90 2l-MSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26

shIJR prcsen, the 9Th Of August with an Exa
and the Fall will Monday the
2 of the SANE month Board for young Ladies' may be obaned
either in the ncishho hood, Tor - per mohh
Win common rovdenccs favor expect TO commence
tho Winter session the Institution Buildings which are now III
Tbr arc on an plum and will afford
cnrn FIR the board oil large number OF young
Iaes Ne purpose shortly give tho public thorough dcscrp
tho Whole solicit the influence OF
.t'' VI . c,nI Interested " A.. J. III ESTlS,
l"''' WV 4. &. LOVING.
n-L..Lo,, rIv 22-wGw
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-17

Mr. Bouldin, remarking that this was
an important subject, and that the House
was thin, moved call ofthe House; which
was ordered.
After some time, on motion of Mr. Van
derpoel, the call was suspended.
The question being taken, it was deci
ded in the negative yeas II, nays ia
So the House refused to suspend the
Rules for the purpose indicated.
Mr. Slade presented memorials praying
for the abolition of slavery and the slave
trade in the District of Columbia, from
487 females and 10 male citizens of this
State of Vermont, from 548 females and
274 male citizens of Dover, in the State OF
New Hampshire, and from IS females and
"a male citizens Of Derry, in the same
State; which were referred to the commit,
tee appointed under the resolution offered
by Mr. Pinckney, of South Carolina
Mr. Jenifer presented memorial from
Richard Mackall, praying compensation
for the destruction of house, and other
property, by the British, during the late
war.
Also, similar one from Alexander
Somerville, for himself and others;
Also, from John G. Mackall.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and with the odUice and consent 0
the Senate.
William D. Jones, of Cincinnati Ohio
to be Consul for the city of Mexico.
Edmund C. Watmaugh, to be Consu
for Trinidad de Cuba
Edward Beyerback, to be Consul 70
Talcahuano, in Chill
Charles Lane, to be Marshal for tn
, District of New Hampshire
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
MONDAY, MARCH, 7.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. Robertson asked the consent of the
House to submit the following resolution;
which was read:
Resolved, That the Committee for the
District of Columbia be instructed to in
quire into the expediency of ceding the
said District back to the States of Virginia
and Maryland respectively, and to report
specially
list. The prominent objections (if any
to the validity ofsuch cession.
I'd The advantages or disadvantages
likely to result from this measure (ifa-
dopted) to the said States, TO the District
itself, and it's inhabitants, or to the United
States.
Sd. The reservations and provisions
that should accompany such cession, with
a view to the permanent continuance of
the Seatof Government in the said Dis
trict, the entire protection and preservation
of the property Of the United States there
in, and the attainment ofsuch other objects
as thecommittee may deem necessary and
proper, TO guard the rights and interests of
all; and that the said committee have pow
er to send for persons and papers.
Objections being made, Mr. Robertson
moved the suspension of the Rules, in or
der to enable him to offer the resolution.
Mr. Garland, of Louisiana, called for the
yeas and NAYS on this motion, and they
were ordered
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-03-17
N o T E S.
(I) Yes-nemi,ae CONFERENCE.-The

o. 4es-nemine contradicente.
(2.) Not "Vice President of the meet
ing"-but of the Society. He was not pres
ent at the last meeting, but has been Vice
President of the Society, from its organiza-
ton.
(3.) So Fit was stated in the papers"-as
the editor of the NJ Y. Spectator will proba-
bly, recollect with mortifcation-that Beriab
Green solemnized marriage between a
couple, one of which was black, and the 9TH
er white. =" twas stated in the Papers" that
George Thompson declared, that the slaves
ought to cut their masters threats. And Kit
was stated in the papers" recently, that there
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

pn-Onc-s had l0rn q Si0TI0. ~ V0uT CN0U.Iencv
Ntuly INA nos. On the CONTRARY. we are gj-
ystd that al-e h,.Gs d. cattle lad been d,,yea m
advance at the le,rr.iiag arlN: aad lhar "a lev
oni, OF tue slaves dat had b,en abducted wcle
returned.
Ii IS due to your eNcrlencv to say, that tie Go
yenuent confidently believed that these re>tola-
ton, would be effected As early as proper con
,enlcnce would permit Hu, an irdrced To a.
vert 10 another lavt IN relation 10 which It would
be difficult 10 ,.Nicrd liza, same charitable eNrui-
pation> to tSt III. ets ct tho Mexican a'ry. II
has been reported lEat Ito wall, of The Alamo At
N,xsr. have been n.o t,a,,,. ..n,, ,ui tlr ,alus-
bic bass artillery ATTACHED 10 that .o.ursS,
h1le been melted down a.I DESTROYED.
Iele were many i'.t.s,'s ana S',''l' g'0''n-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
II. II. wORrHINGFON Editor. ]
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Ne subscription vii he received TO- less term than
SIX months. AMI no paper viii be discontinued,
rex,ept at the discretion Of the Editor or Pub
isher1 un-l all arrearages have been paid up.
Apvra4I,r will be inserted at 81 per square,
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for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not markell with the number Of IN
srrtions viii be published until forbid ami char
ge9 accordingly.
Publications nta personal nature vii be charged
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Notes Ct any specie-pav1nc bank. Will he received
in payment. The Editor viii guarantee the sal
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tg- Letters to the Editor or Publisher on business,
connected with the office, must be post paid, or
thsv will NOT be taken from the office.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

y landed oD the beach at c.a>co from New Or.
leans. hss with Wlnu.. and with threats requested
that my person should he pia,ela lher disposal:
winch took place on the very ia, that tn, govern
ment received from Gen. F.la>ola the answer
that he rad strictly fulfilled that which had been a.
greed upon. repeat thar protest against the
President and Cabinets cande>ceu>ion ia ISSUING
their orders tor that measure, thereby making a
show ofme before those mea, a. IN former times
vas done with the chefs of conquered nation,
considering them as trophies Of ther victories;
with lhis difference, that IN my ease a solemn rea-
y already existed.
Finally, protest against the violence kept :,
towards ne, b, beng placed IN narrow pr
surrounded nv SCnnnols, and ,ttienrg al 4 OH
vations whEh Absolutely render hlt in,uppottabio
or tend to hasten death; and inlIly, Tor beng I'M
certain in regard to my future fate, and dat d. die
other prisoners, notvith> ,aadma solemn ueaty.
Under these ctcuu,Sa lcee, | appeal To the
udgnent Of civilized nation. 10 the conscience %
the citizens vii, compose The Calumet, and, above
all, to The supreme i,u!er or mortal: who IN pll-
ced the eXi. tcnce and harnine Of nations OF
the faith oftea'Ies and nrhcluai luitilu.cnt OF en-
gagementS. God and Liberty
Signed
Ant. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
To Excl President =, &. EuRNGTr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
From the Teas Tcirpraph, Oct. 4.
SANTA ANNA'S PROTEST.
TRANSLATION.


9Ofc. ofthr priratr .Sccreta,y Of il. Prsei9snf
Of the Republic Of .Neeico, G,nrrsl-;n-ch,sf
IN otMe Army Of Operations.
I, Antonio Lopez dc Santa Anna, President ,f
Abe Republic of Mexico, ara General-ir. chef OF
lhe Army Of Operations against Texas, d. appear
bv means Of this official document before the Gov
ernment, I'D tntsrim Of the people of Texas, in o.
der to show to them by this, that am resolved
40 publish % the civilized world the following pro-
hest.
s protes, against the violation ofihe faith enga-
pod in the agreement made between me and the
Government Of Texas, signed the l4th MAY, ult,
and commenced verbally with the General in chief
Of the Army Of Texas, Samuel Houston, and T.
j. Rusk, Secretary of War, wherein the follow
ing is stipulated.
ED protest LIST. For having been treated more
like an ordinary criminal, than az prisoner Of
war, the he ID OF respectable nation, even after
the agreements had been commenced
III prote It I'd. For the treatment as prisoners
: pf war, and i'll usage received by the Mexican
General, Adrian Wall, who had come into tie
Texian camp with flag Of truce. under the safe
guard and word Of honor Of General Houston,
ia WIN the CONSULT VI me iHeniDetS OF Inc CaDl-
nct.
| protest 3D. Against the non-fufment oi
Nc eychtn9e Of prisoners. stipulated in the 9u
aEtice, inasmuch as up to the present time, not e.
ven one Mexican prisoner OF war, has been SET al
liberty. Notwithstanding the liberty given to all the
ssg'exans in possession Of the army under my com.
Md
4'h. Because the "sias qaa non" Of the l6tl
Gfcle, as follows, has not been carried into effect
which H. tina, shlll be sent to Vera CrIz. "wher
M Government shall deem il proper" whereas
&c President himself aud the Cabinet of Texas
Hag convinced that | had punctualy fulfilled al
~ engagements, viz that the Mexican army
I'll strong, should retreat from the position i &C
fhped on the Btazos to beyond '.3io Gra9de /,
I'D MI the pro1orty sholA hr -;yen i'm alan n,
nisJaors 81 war--had determined on m, embark
nc % tho FeVan schooner OF var, lnvincble. il
Hhieh finally did embark on The first Of .In,e
pa, after addressing short farewell 10 the Tex
Ans, wherein thanked them for tlcir eenerou,
easv1o, and offered nv eternal gratitude.
9th. For the act Of violence committed on NJ,
- Nrs1n, and aha.2 to ahich have aocn cypased
y conrlllng inc 10 cnue azain ashore. "a ths
IA instant me-eiy because 1870 volunteers, ,nde
"a 6" nslsSd Vi Gca. Thomas J. Green, regent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
NREtk Al SEA.
ny WASHINGTON IRVING.

We ole day d'scncd some shapeess object
drifting at a ostatCe. III sea, eNeNlhiue HAT
breaks tie nono;ony oiIbe surrounding ,xpanseg
attracts attention. 1t proved to le Tie nast Ella
Snip that must have been completely Wicked,
iot thrre were the remains OF kandketthleis, by
which some ofthe crew lad fastened themselves
10 tie spar, to prevent then being washed off by
the waves. Ihele was no hace hy winch the
lame Of he ship could be ascertained. Tie
week had evidently drilled about for months,
clusters Of shell and FISH had fastened about il,
and long sea weeds fanEtd at It's sides. Bun
where, thought /, is the crew. Their struggles
ia, Iops been o,e,, lis, base gone down aIAilat
he rear 81 the tempest; lieu bones lie whtenng
unopg the casesna u lLt deep. silelee. obh,t'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
YAZOO-C0TT0N CROP, &c

There is not such a cotton country in the world
rs ia2oo. Taking all It's advantage. together
leaith, soil, Sc, Texas AID Rcd River are pia-
ced IN the back ground, whcn Pre- cned "a com
parson win tie relicn. Ii is reals delightful t.
lde over the level country east ana north Of TIN,
and view the splendid plantations now whitening
with the opening crop. We have head various
estimates OF the quantity Of Cotton which viii be
shipped down he ia2oo this season, and the low
Ell estimate made by tie hest judges exceed Co.
COZ bale, upwards Of 3 ,Osp OF which VII 90
directly from TIL, place without Including tic AN
tau3n~ on he rvcr near thIs.
That the reader may form some idea Of the
"Id2oo 1raoe' we will enumeratc the Steamers
now PLYING 10 DIS place as regular packet, lc-
que sting at the saBle time that tile bone IL nIhd
than the season has but just opened.
.N.p- Onican> md ,Noachcsfer.--I one, Pun
ker I'LL, iazoo, shakspca, Tu>kina, Augusta,
REM, (uew Boat not Vet out - Also two other
new Boats building for thl, river.
.Naacbesier Gal IIchs5ar4. Alice, Maria,
Manchester, Portsmouth,. Navigation, Cetcs.
We cannot, like or SISTER Town, boast ofour
".NGrins L,s.,' but We can shoA Il, busya thron2
and as great hnrra OF Wagons, cracking der
Nhips, and we might add, we've It not for Nound-
ing the feeling, Of ON worthy Mayor 4 Select
mem "a hhc specimen Of mud as any town N
tue state. Fac geGrS from now, the ia2oo viii
give employment Of city Steamboats, and export
2 $40 bales Of cotton.-.NancheSter (.M.l
u nag.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

m.uaton, lpF tie purpose Of obtaining all desirable
lH'rtae}uH IN rclauun 10 as ean4iuaa. ahd Tie
agent 30 Aio.hi. ha. aetna IS returned aud made
is't tHr character oil l..c we bavt MANY reas0ns
Zoo nsfVs, conforms vItu Tic wei AnOwn visits ot
Doe f.t>sl,ut.
lte ftsdent Al de meeting Of Congress, a
month itnre, WA communicate tIs report, together
witii ht> views o. the ,ubct hid ms pronnseu re-
cunD., ae.,i.oG o. af acknowledgment OF lie I'D,
Ftud,Hge oi Texas, AMI Ne Atle pledIci taat tie
Recommendation MI, bg tuUmphantiy sustained.
Lou now 30 t5 passion 81 Mexico Size las
possession 90 TIE Ulot SOD coast ot Texas. aud has
vpcstagI itNit four vessels Il War. She has seat
ag agent to Cuba, Wlu Is u,re 20 iii Cui several
nui'I stFls %. vJr, "a give enccI 20 tae tockale.
IL 5fa.tH uiatf brt taUu.air 0i the most espe-
r.nted leaders, arr GA tIu uarcli 10 Texas, win
TIE cattairt! OF auut.eI desperate ggc aid the
,opt oItgHtvug tie disasters OF san Jacnto. Tie
Indians, hotlIu 60, l,Nau aud adjacent PROVINCE,
havt already tCtn ,u!.s-cd, acccrdin- to TIE r.roFt
81 htEsfa, Games, &c lake pant against tie Texans
| ana VS. nave toe opinion al Gelera Galnes, tiat
They Nl. NOT a.,y u'lc t.au TIE Mex.cans respect
| oul ueauo.l.
l1bug al these circumstances IN cOnnexiun with
the demands aud departure o! tie Mexican minister,
We unut>uHuu1F a,vW the bebei, that II the course
ut t.ie ensums uiHtcf Mexico NA commence d,lae-
dauens oH our commerce, and ho,t,htes on oul sou
thcrn itouc. am u.at ~ Carrying oh me war, She
vii by aidtu openy oi sccicuy, By Gr,at Bsitaln.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

The history of jesse Biedsoe, who recently died
at Nacogdocics in Texas, presents strisiDg exam
pie Of fallen greatness lie began h, career as
lawyer and Statesman IN Lezugon, XIV. where be-
was the chlet and fDfmIdahIr rival of Clay. lie was
at different period, member OF the State Leg Ia
tire, and Senator IN Congress; Law Professor Of
Iransyyana University and Chez Justcr Of the
Supreme Court Of Kentucky. No man stood higher
N the State as a politician AMI jHrst dian he did.
and none except Henry Cay ever welded With
llch entire mastery and control, the judgment and
feelings Of his auditors, when speaking. Yet with
al his greatness, the spirit Of mtoxicalon seized
upon hun and dragged HIM from tire hcig., wlereon
his genus placed hm dried Up his understanding
and made him miserable outca9t and wauderer-
.N-Ofieans Bulletin.