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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
ElNA.EE sCEoox.

WE Subscriber VIII commence hrr School e
~ Monday tie l5thot February. The course
instruction Will embrace English Grammar, Gee,
faphy with the use OF maps and globe. y Ari6n'
nc, &c. Terns as heretofore. T.. EENtGL
February IFS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

THE Summer Term If this institution will
Il commence on Thursday. May 5'b, and
continue % weeks, including recess Ut one
week in the middle Of the term.
MIR. Howard will continue to act as snper-
intendrnt and principal teacher. assisted by
Miss o. p. @. RIDER AS heretofore. and 9TH
ers ms the exigency ur the school may require.
Terms Of tuition per quarter Of II sreeks.
Common English Depariment-inc l"di"g
OrthograpI,y. Reading. Writing. Eng. Gram
mar. Arithmetic. History, Sc. s. 90
Higher English Observation-Disclosures Ma
tural, Moral and intellectual Philosophy Che
n,istry. B"tany. Astronomy. &c. 81 90
Classical and Mathematical Department
including Latin, Greek. French and Spanish
Languages, Geometry, Algebra. Surveying.
Bookkeeping. &c. IS 90
Music, and use of the Piano, at reasona-
bic price.
Board may he obtained in respectable fami-
lies near the Academy at 81 50 per week. and
nj a short distance from the centre for less.
Washing. fuel. lights. &c. 10 each case in
r,udr.i. GA April Z.
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NttcbReI1 Enquirer
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BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village aud single mail subscribers,
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
DUWFRIES'
ITCH OTNTM EMIT.

YHYHE extensive sale and established rep"lallon Of
Dumfrics' I,ch OinimeOi, encourages the Propri-
etnr IN recommend il with renewed confidence 10 the
public ms most Dnocen, we'll powerful applica-
zion for this annoying disease. The most inveterate
Eases Lave been cured in hour. hy this esteemed
Ou,mpnI. q contains nerrU'y, or other noxions
ingredient and may be confidently applied even 10 tie
Youngest chilIren. Price 81 l-2 cents.
NJ None are genuine unlrss signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole prop ietor, r. kiDDEK
imm.d;ate successor TO the late Dr.. W. Y. Conway
F,r sale a, his Co"",ing Room. over No. so, Court
Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also hy his
special appointment, by
Samuel Buti and J. q. Beck,oith. Litehf field;
e. Co,oles, South Farms Daniel Norton.
Canaan :. Judson & Whiittesey. ". Preston ;
Isaac S. Wads,corth, Deihlem; Norton 3
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount 10 those who buy TO sell again.
Jnne 1ye4W3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

{ TO You've MEN.-There is mo- moraV,
object SO beautiful to me as a conscien-
tiOus young man. watch hitn as do a
star 10 the heavens clouds may be before
him, but we know that his light is behind
them, and will beam again; the blaze of
Others prosperity may Outshine him, but
we know that, though unseen, he itlUmines
his own true sphere. He resists tempta-
lion not without struggle, for that is not
virtue but he does resist and conquer
he hears the sarcasms Of the profigate, and
il siings him, for that is the trial of virtue
but he heals the wound with his own pure.
touch. He needs not the watch-word Of
fashion, if it leads to sin the Atheist, who,
says not only in his heart, but with his lips,
" there is no God !" controls him not, he
sees the hand Of a creating God and re-
veres it---ot preserving God and reioices
in it.
Woman is sheltered by fond arms and
loving counsel; old age is protected bv its
experience, and manhood by its strength.
but the young man stands amid the TEMPT
atoms of the world, like self-balanced
tower---l,appy he who seeks and gains the
proper shelter of morality.
Onward, then, conscientious youth
raise thy standard and nerve thyself for
goodness. If God has given thee intellect
ual power, awaken it in that cause never
let it be said Of thee. he helped to swell the
tide of sin BY pouring his influence into its
channels. If thou art feeble in mental
strength, threw not thy drop into pollot-
ed current. Awake, arise, young man
assume the beautiful garb of yirtues It Is
easy fearfully TO sin it is difficult to be-
pure and holy. Put on thy strength then!
let thy chivalry be aroused against error
let Truth be the lady of thy love---defsnd
her.-Southeyn Rose.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05
NOTICE
To RHEUMATIC .INVALIDS.

TnERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection
Il respectfully assured. that they can obtain OF
a,e proprietor an his agents a safe and admirable
,nedy for RHEUMATISM. however obstinate the dis
order NAV he and in all It's different stages.
DR.. Jebb's Rheumatic LGnsnaesat !
will afford immediate relief to the patient, and has
sometimes been attended with such extraordinary snr.
cure the most distressing Rheumatism I'D -
hours, even when 81 years standing. .
This highly valuable Liniment is recommended WIN
a confidence pDded the experience OF many years.
not only az for that excrucatlng disease but as
san excecn, application for Stiffness OF the JOlnts,
Nnmbness. Sprains, Chbiains, Sc.
(This article is considered superior 10 every thing
else and 10 possess such uncommon virtues, that Il Is
ordered from distant parts Of the cOunry)
An agent recently writes; " Please send me fur"
ther supply Of Jebbs Linment the fret opPortunny-
shalt probably sell considerable quantity, as u is
recommended y Of our physicians very highly,
although contrary their rules aud regulations 10
give encourages to such Tor paIen,) medci"es"-
BIZ, is decided proof Of their confidence i" its
Invaluable properties
Another ageai writes: ~ wish you 10 forward ME
some more Of Jebb's Liniment, which has recommen-
ed itself se'y highly" Price so cents a bottle.
The painful and facilitating complaint Of
TRE PILES
receives immediate relief, and in numer"us instances
has been thoroughly cured, by the administration Of
Dumfries' Remedy for tho Piles.
THNHIS approved compound also Mi'igates ard re-
moves the symptoms which frequently accompany
,ha, disorder and increase the danger Of the patient"
viz: Pains 10 the Lons Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Indigestion, and other c,arks Of debility.
relieved Patient writes from distance, II is but
Justice to you inform you, that have used your
Dum(es Remedy for the Piles for time past, and
have lou w.l It eminenty successful"
The remedy 10 quite innocent, and may be admins
tered TO alt ages aud both Plain and ample D
reciiome with description Of the complaint, accom-
pany each package, which consists OF tro bores one
combining an Ointment, aud the other Elecinary
Price 81 for both ariielss 50 cents where but
10 waplcd.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-05-05

FARMERS Work. way 10 preserve
your Indian corn against the wire worm and
against birds, is TO dissolve about pound
and half of copperas in warm water, g.
nough to steep about three pecks Of corn,
or in other words make the solution as
strong as it can be made, put in as much
copperas as the water will dissolve, and soak
your corn therein 48 hours before you plant
il. The corn will thus be secured against
the y;re uorn, which destroys the kernel.
while in the ground, but not against tho cat
norm. which eats off the young shoots, just
below the surface of the soil. The RENEE
DIV against the cut worm is the application
Of ouicklime, or unleached ashes, or mix
ture of both on the hill, soon after planting.
Potash, dissolved in water in the proper
ton Of about one pound Of potash to two
quarts of water, is said to make an excel
lent wash for fruit trees, destroying the bark
louise, and some say the borer.
Cleanse your cellars. you consider
good health an object worth your attention.
YOU will be careful not to breathe the gas
es which emanatc from pUtrefaciion, either
those which arc caused by the decomposi-
tion Of vegetable or Of animal substances.--
Rot,ing or rotten potatoes, cabbages, tur-
n;ps. and other vegetables, as well rs beef
brine, pork brine, and tainted meats Of any
sort, arc often unsupported causes Of bill
ious or typhus feyers, and should. there-
fore, be removed in season to the compost
bed, and covered with earth, or otherwise
disposed Of, so that they may not annoy the
sense, nor poison the air, in and about a
farmers premises. We have been assured
by physicians Of emiDence. that they have
reason for believing that bilio0s or syphus
fevers, Of a malignant Or fatal kind. have
often originated from sources Of this des-
erip:ioi. p. Former. TX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
;, ITO say oilin one sentence H.i, No, one of y,

n o''h' one sentence Heis not one of US
Nrr'hefh man. IN soul, IN principle and in
WIN ne enc fttlrc Of -. pal, or Il ir-
III W. SCUM. DO va ash ne i,r re - l.
Ia =, POM Non, t. T., rl> .dvccacv oil tie
,''eh arlh system. ,rsrr,. - ..nlu H.. %,aletn
'iinfr Tor itc hsu. it,, a., Noli. -. N.,rui.,i.
~ "ln' sou, secondly, To his re. .,l,,i on,.,
n,ea Tia >ulJcci Of a,,ry. T., Ia, :, ,,t.,si>,
'>'o''t S""iltln hear', 80 G,ad IL our peculiar
Interest and ;.>iii n. 80 ifa.. ,.e;lcd H. H.,
.''a.' Y, 90! TRY. ~, u"lef .#.=.t.., ent,. %
--.t - 'Hu is rl,ar.. ....=#...7 NJ. l,,l
a. IL .," l#.#e#z...,r0 Ga#.,..r See his
support al Kuin> Nut. Wio unf.#. ihc al his m
u iim State into ic :,'un. uale>> vii, Censfi-
tuition ni"tihitne Slavery. Tn,.a l. III, l.t,,i 10 a
certain gentleman III Georgia, who asked for an
.Npheh declaration OF lis opinion upon iI.c SUBJECT
Does he deny the Constitutional right of Congress
to ieeisatc on the matter. in the District of Column
hm No Does be itar"S>lv, canlilly and man.
fully mcet the question No lis rcpl, ], non
commli'al' and full Of casuistry II is inexpe-
dent, hc says, for Congress 10 act upon the
subject. lneNpedicn 10 say that the entering
wedge which is 10 split us into twenty -four fray
menis, should not be- driven Incxpedirnt , 10 pu,
forever al rest, by decisive vote, question which
a"'taies lis " nh an earthquake throc-to place the
seal OF the Counlr,'s Reproduction upon wild, mis-
broad, nvcr,hadowins the land and cutting as,nder
the coi,ls OF the Concdrracv Gcnllrncn, this
iSnot our doctrine, and It's advocate is not our add
yoca,r.
= | might. in further evidence, point YOU 10 The
conduct of his political friends in Congress and in
our Legislature, upon this Subject. might re-
mind Non OF their slndious efforts To eyadc IT, and
OF Il tlmcScrvnC policy, Sickcnine To the heart of
ever, patriot of tin. South But what reliance can
he llcnds at Mr.. Van Buren, place upon his pro-
LESSONS, his principles or ll. faith Since his en-.
trance INTO public life, has he belonged to all
parties, and has he not BETRAYED them all : liz,
was the leader OF tic party wlo brongh, forward
DE W.T. Clinton, III opposition 10 Mr. Madison,
and 10 with the turning Of the political scale he
tao turned, and we soon tlrd him co-laborer in
he opposite ranks. So too, with Gen. Jack
son ''posru lin until hi, star rtat .''' H., IL as
rrndant, then ready to do him homage, to work
himself INTO his confidence, and 10 lift himself b,
the lnf'ncnc" Of his popularity. Consistency
certainly, has moi been his Polar Star, and the
rising not tie setting sun the object Of his de,o-
ton.
:" But, gentlemen, find ! am transccndne tn.
Just limits of a letter. and am unable to say much
that my own feelings and the subject demand |
pray sau, loucver, 10 ,lic,c that my best encr-
GIGS ar" al the service of political truth AID homes
", and NJ, true devotion to the expressed will of
IN, fellow -riiiz,rS
While am with great regard and respect,
Your nb,d't S"r>t,
FDW ARD b. DUDLEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
MAX AZ AG.,.

Manned, IN Amherst, CA ! hhrs5JY evening last
by thu Rev. " lim :. Reld, Nj. NhrnAsnL ..
SNiLi', OF Nrson 10 Miss .IYIr, NJ, daul h,ct Of
-, ',,th lH#.' ituchaUan.
laal my resignation IS dcsred, II compliance can
nnl be Yielded. am bound IN consider YOU, as il
this, fairly representing tire sentiments Of ON com.
MN constituents, the People oil iIglnia, 10 whom
alonc You amonabIo II you have mistaken
tlfell wishes My position IN regard to tn, who'll,
snhJcct, is oil character To preclude me from 20.
me INTO distractions do not hesitate ON the
contrary, 10 declare that, if YOU had as the ac.
credited organ of the people, addressed me a re.
quest to vacate my seal in the Senate your rcqlcsl
would have had with me the force Of law-not 1;
day on an hour could desire to remain IN the So,
nate beyond that hour wherein | came IL be- in
iolncd that IL was the settled wish Of iii, people o
Virginia that | should retire from then service
That people have honorcd me- with the highest OF
ices within their gift. II the talents which hav
brought into then service be humble, shall hav
al least brought fidelity to then interests. Nomhcr
elac baNc looked for reward, but to their appr,
pdllou. .'"-. .""""L "".la" -. administration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

We hope that the meeting called at Camp
IN .onr, house, by Inc Wigs, AT then March
..a,, will be fully attended from all parts OF the
...o,y for, although, as understand It's object,
nat designed TO dictate candidates to the pco-
ole, i, is presumed that recommendation" from
= II a source, expressing the general voice of the
,,r,v will exercise u>i and proper influence on
n IN. tri,nds Of the cause. Let there, then. be
d,u attendance from all parts OF the county
l., all meet in the spirit OF harmony aud eoacia-
Ton. prepared to enter upon the caiai ..isa with
,.al and energy and Campbell, rhich Wig
,ouutv will moi be misreprescntcd nc> winter, as,
IN our humble opinion, it has been this, on several
mpor,ant points.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

o'uh MP Van Wrinkle seems 10 be wide a"ah'
:" feIrrcnce To the next Presidential election
'''e''nes have been held in various counties, and
'sso'"''onS, breathing the true spirit, adapted OF
N' "s' lmc iii North Carolla an election OF Co.
"'"or'1y the people, Ohat duty having been Ia
'e'' from the Legislature by the new constitution
'''' mas recently gone into operati"n,) is about
''Ae place. The Wings have nominated Gen.
award Is. Dudley, o, VI Iil.ington, who, III ac-
NP'''g the nomination, thus briefly and pointrdiy
D. '''S The grounds of his opposition 10 Mr., Van
'" as our next President.-Wc invite to this
= "' 'he special attention of such OF our readers,
T.. e 'e any, who entertain a preference for Mr..
w., lie relation, gentlemen, which now hnar to-
,o, III" r;hlic, renders it necessary thai make
,bo exposition OF my political opinions and as
mo., "PPfoach'ng election of President involves
,i,c,, 'portant considerations, shall very dis
nv my but briefly, assign some of the reasons of
'pp''itIon to MIR. Van Burcn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
Rereipts from Pubi:c Lands.

Should the sales of Public Lands during tic
rest of the year bear the same proportion 10 other
years, a> i, indicated by the sales Of the month of
January the revenue from the >alrS "t Pui lie
Lands alcnc, during the present wear, (lS3O) vii
exceed twenty seven millions of dollars
Should the proceed, Of the Sales of the Pub
lie Lands not he distributed. as proposed. among
IN, States. nor the revenue divided in some other
way. The Surplus Revenue will. ina wear from tins
time. amonot, npcn reasonable calcu!ann to Fifty
Million, Of Dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

o. The Richmond Enquirer asserts that MI
CLAY Land Bill is uncon>nlonal-and, tor that
reason, it calls upon its licecmen TO oppo>ci' In
tic first place. tie ALLEGATION i, not true" hni II 1t
were true, what RIGHT has an E1punstr 10 speak of
the uncor,,tiiu,onalii, Of any measure, as conNl-
,,,inp an argument against it One WHO has de-
liluratcly plotted violation Of the constitution,
as tie Expunrcrs have done, Cannot lave any re-
vcrencc or REGARD for that instrument, wt1iarer
professions thcv may make.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
.NACEDV MAN.

THUS thorough bred stallion. bred by John Ran
dolph, OF Roanoke, Esq. VIII stand the present sen
son, NJ N, stable, n III. Red llouse IN Charlotte,
aud al Mr.. : amuel fannllls store, III Campbell Doth
ot which points arc extensively known) ~ $40 tho
season payable At us cApnaiion on the ltrh OF july
neSt, SlOtoinsure, payable when the mare sknown
10 be III loal parted with aud ID cents Cash. 10
the et"nm Any person putting slA mares, VIII be
charged fo' five only, All mares which missed the
last season, will be INSURED the present At the season
ptlc,. Pasturage will be furnished at house,
without change, aud mares led. II required, nj IS
Ccuts per daN. The greatest cdie will be taken to
Ysyent accidents u escapes bat no liability for 81.
fhrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

Riot IN Ncm YORK On the 2l.t and 22d,
of the ahorer> on the wha,,cs and ON >hip-board
for higher "arrs pnfa oomrli nee with their
demands only had the tendency to excite them to
fresh c>actious, Which were refused and rot
cn>rcd. Tie only serious damage was the ,nlu,,
inflicted, during the fight upon police officer
named Brink, whose Lie is deemed in najncn,
leopard, The NJ, ,or had succeeded IN suppress
sing them, b, 4 formidable display OF miIi,a, ,
force, furnished with ha'l aud cartridges.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

FLORlDA-Thc latest intelligence from Flo
rida does moi possess much interest, consisting
mainly IN the marching ii troops from The adlo'n-
IN. States, Of Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina
and Louisiana.
Gen. Scott had not reached 81. Augustine, as
heretofore announced. lie and his stall left Sal
,annal on the 2oh ult tor P,colata, in Florida.
The Charleston Volunteer corps had returned
houc, from St Augustine. there being no longer
any need OF their services.
Several military excursions had been made
from ST. Augustine, by bodies of troops, hu, the,
returned without sc"rg any traces oi the enemy.
II is thought that the war will be protac,cd and
dcsultor> III lis character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

~ WIN /, there 50 much opposition to the
LYncllburg and Tennessee Rail Road IN certain
quarters in K chmond ? They pretend, are a
ware to base it tie groud thai tie riehl TO con-
struct the link h'tuccr tbs place and Richmond
is monopozcd by the James River and IA
ma yla Company, and that that Company is
not compelled to make it for some years to
conc. But is it not rlelt that thai Compa-
nv should have the privilege Would it not
have hccnlanh injustice TO charter rival compa-
nv on the line cf the canal, which, under the tal,
of previous charter, they had just commenced 7
And more especially when there is necessity
fer iall road between this place and Lyncl'bnre
until the country west 81 L,nclurg IS penetrated
by l..c IL po>cncnr? IL seems TO ms that the
opposition is a,cd upon uu'cnallc grounds. A
mong Ire most active in tins orroslon $" prclu-
dicial to tie interests OF Lynrhbmg, is our Sena-
tor, Dir. Flood-W i'll, What face can he ASK for the
votes of those who are Interested in the prosperity
Of this place, ncx,Sprinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
Mon dar. March /, 1895.
CAMPBELL Get MY.

j, meeting Of these persons opposed to lh,. clec-
u..r,;n San Bnrcn, rs neat President Of the
= s,a,cs, isrcspeci'"lly requested at Campbell
-house. on the second Monday Of March,
d,y.) for the purpose Of adopting such MIA
V ... =. NAV lIien be deemed expcdIent, in refer
w 70 the approaching election of Delegates 10
,.,,e,eot tins county, and ofa Senator To repre-
hi, district, in the next General Assembly.
CCRTlUS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
ACCCNDIANS.

HNIll subscriber has Just received a handsome as
l sortmen, of the FRENCH ACCDRDlA\S
and would call the attention oi the public 10 thru
They certainly have the richest tones aud az. III"
most nclodious and agreeable portable Instruments
WE have among They are getting o be- The most
iashonab. Instrument. used in polite ,ocie,y. For
sale, with Music accompanying thcm0 At the China
Store OF JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
March wy if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

y.
In relation to tn French ueaiy, however. ""
have nothing iaie, than the reader sill 6nd on the
faar'l' p"c" Of this mornings psf'r.
There has bsens partial eh,ngo IN tn French
ministry. NJ il'manr, Ile Minister of Finance
having been srptrsc,'@d by the Count d'ifsopr
The change WIS caused by financial measure To-
commended b, VI. lInmanlf. mol meeting with the
sanction of the kng and the olbe, members OF the
Cabinet.
Cotton was IN good demand IN tho furapean
market, ut an advance Of I'll 10 III.
The London P,cc Current Of Feb. :, ,assA-
" Tobacco remains duh "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL.

In consequence of tie fiilurc of onr Northern
mai, 81 Monday and T',"slay last, We have but
little .4cw n. t'...#H ~. -, indeed. except
one da,s 9.'.c ding. 3,. n H.. N the Alex
andra Ga Vi the :. :.
o. tn. Jay, the pria, 5' vi. jcc, before the
!>coote, y Is HE Cumberland h"aa bill, on which
here was a proiracted debate, in whci. hicssgs.
I4.4g, Roo scr, Iinn Hendricks, Cr'"cnaen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07

MT hm.-ln the Enquirer of the LIST inst We
ind the lollowing paragraph III reference 10 wv
refuse, of Gov. Taz"vr'' 20 transmit the LNpung-
ing Resolutions 10 ~. ~"ua'ors:
Have these r. poiticinas ioreo'''o 'h1f :
solutions of 'oS--'99. which were CONTRARY I. '..e
Constitutional ,..vs of General Wood n"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-07
MENSRS. LEIGH MD TYLER.

II will be- seen, by the following letter. which
vas communicated 10 the Senate on the 29tl ulL,
that Mr. Tyler mas resigned his seat in the Senate;
NAsn,>.roN, Feb. %, lS3h.
Sri beg ave, through YOU, To inform the
Senate, that have on tins tlas resigned no the
hands of the General \>semhl, ui VIRGINIA tof
reasons fully made Known To II, N, seat IN the So
nate OF the United States ~ a senator from that
State. lhlN annnnciaton i. nov made, 50 rs to
enable the SENATE, al It's earliest pleasure, 10 I'll
such Nacanclc. On TIA, several committees a, may
he created by III, RESIGNATION.
In taking leave ot tho bod, aver which YOU pre-
,ldr, ! should be iMlcSs 10 ,hr l,urS oil NV
hcait II did mol frankly confess thai do ~ with
no ordinary emotions. loci, Ia the body itself rs
the rrpr, sentative II those iadrratl,r features OF
ON system. to preserve winch unmpa,r,d has
been the u,iccaslne object ri my public li,. !
separate from map, v,t, whom have been nsso.
GATED for wears , asd part with hlcnd- whose re-
collection shall che. ,,l l." the close ot my hic.
These are sacrifices win, h i, yves me panto make.
Be pleased 10 assure the ~ paH HAT carry with
me into refinement sentiments al tcsrc', to-
wards its members and that II hln,ur ihem n
ditu extend to all my best WISHES for Their health,
happiness, aud lonr HE.
have the honor ie be, SIR,
Your most obi servant,