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o. CdMaly.-We understand that Il
Jury Of Inquest was held over tho body of John
ffcczlin, found dead near Concord on the morn.
ing Of the 18Th Instant Nerdict-,hat the de-.
ceased came TO his death by biorieston Will
not lopers be warned - Hest, Caroliaiaa.
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N1rbi, Qaarry.-We hare seen a spe.
clmcn Of a stone pronounced to be marble,
and which admits Of very fine polish
found some miles south Of Gcrnaulon, ~
the ne. ghboung county Of Stokes. We
are informed that there Is at the same place,
an almost neShausl'ble suppls of this stone,
The marble i clouded very handsomely,
aud We are 'ald thai preparations are 10 pro.
crcSs Tor an immediate operation 10 che
Quarry. The owners have kindly promls-
ed 10 furnish Us some Information respect.
'ns their quarry which will be given with
pleasure IN some succeeding number. --lb.
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o. Rapiiity Of Intellectual Light
Much hes been said OF The sviAuoss Of Solar light;
aud It appears that the rate al which Mental light
travels is at tunes hy no means slow. Thus in
liy9 there vas single paper only published with.
IA the State Of Mississippi, in 1901, bu, four
~ lr22, seven in ls2S, eleven; but such has been
the Sstantshncly Increasing thirst Tor knowledge
since the last named period, that the number is
now increased to lhiriy.-Ioulsoa.
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" Perscrrancc-Tho rrea, Asiatc

~ Persc-rdacc.-rho great Asia,c
o1aq8eret aao~n by iag name ot Tamcrlauc p9,.
afss,d character remarkable tog perseverance.
much - TIA, 10 difficulties caused bim To re.
crIe 't8m aba, he had opeo undertaken. The FOL.
loving snceao.e related by hm IS published ior
tho encouragement, Of those who arc pow iab1rIog
u Obtain The necessary accommodations - order
b SUSTAIN themselves these umcs Of gcgcFa dts.
trees 10 money affairs
once" be said. "was forced 10 take shelter
ffoE my encmics ~ ruined tulidin4, where |
at alone many hours Desiring 10 divert nv
mind from ms hopeless condition, fixed my eyes
90 an aat. that was carrying grain ut corn lar.
ger than ,.slf np a high wall J Numbered the ct.
tort. 1t inside to accomplish this oliycL Tho grain
,ll sixty nine times 10 the ground, 90, the insect
pcrsoycfcd, and tho seventic,h time IT reached the
top, Tn. SIGH, gave INC courage the moment,
and never otgot the lesson
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DIED

AT her residence in Lincoln county. on the aIst
instant, Mrs. MARGARET NEAGLE, widow 81
the late Maj. John Neage, IN lie 7Oth wear Of her
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

Or sharing Er'ydordtaery.-A mer.
ehahi lately Al Ats iutk. as informed BY a
Pafins' % one Of the largest houses 10 that city,
thai lhsy bad paid, s,nec tho pressure. s,r,Aig
noatiHe dollars 10 RITA istrruh What a com
meni4tY "a the ei,oriion q tic brokers snd no.
uey changer. o.! TIA, city And Who csa be sur.
Pfised taai any house sasoIl lsi, or rather, Nbo
eoala ~ S ssloai-b' 4 j. do no', ai,h saei !
tauzli afon q profits az IL oap.lal ID Tic s- =
81 e1a4 interest
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

o. 4 Public Dinner was given TO the
Hon. Balc fcyIon, by the citizens Of Williams
boto, Granville county, on the 18th ul, on his re-
turn from Washington City, We will perhaps
publish the proceeding. nev, week,
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EXECUTION OF HENRY sWJYy

On yesterday, short distance out of Town, the
awful sentence Of death was executed on Henry
Swink, for the murder otbls wife. The concourse
OF people assembled on the occasion from this and
the adjacent counties was very great. They came
TO see fellow mortal launched into eterrity.-
Strange curiosity We understand this untortn.
nate man bad INDUCED the hope Of pardon ,.,.ii,
within month or Elk weeks pas, but finding that
his acqnalDtances would not sign petition 10 the
Governor, he at once gave up all hope from that
quarter, and commenced preparations Tor The next
world. We understand he has made full comics.
sion OF his crime, together with the history of his
lite. His confession was taken down by the Rey'd.
MI. Rothrock OF this place. and will be presented
10 the public IN a pamphie: form, as soon as il can
be prepared for the press. He himself desired
that his confession should be published with suita
bic comments, so that, to use his oWn words" it
might be a lesson 10 Others" We viii only add.
II was his repeated declaration, that he commit.
Ted the horfld act under the Influence Of ardent
spirits, and that ii he had drank 30 spirits he new
er would have done H. What lesson 10 the In.
temperate .-Saiisbary CGr0iiaiqn.
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r'''F q Il Colaferf1fcr-R Roman.
'''' Jane. ssagr and Richard Heath
NJ '''' ego sentenced 10 ten years I'm.
'n' By Tic Circuit Cour or na,s,ourt
''' ''' passing coun,crici, money. The
''noorat ii the ten inst says.
',',t convict maa, his csc,pe On last "a
- manner ton,rv hal singular 49,
we pti'ontt was Admitted b, tie ,,t.
"'tu'w viii her husbsud. repfesrri.
' VS. about 10 leave The country, end
" wee '''l time lie expected h .ec hun.
'l's' The laiIot ,riprurd 10 the arisan.
','' ard found Ms. Heath, Gs vs..
','ay 10 take leave Of her hushana-
~ cloak, aHd her face concealed hy
nus al',ttd She WAS suffered 10 mas,
4. p'A'' 81 The ltmc sahhnr aloud ia
l ,'N apnatcnt distress. On y,.n,ea ~
'''rnng, instead orilc convict, NJ
! Us ,'ond neatly dressed n tbe r,c,h,'s :,
/ ,.'' VINO had h,"n ,rtuil,,d IN r,s. an,
il ,o na' Described. tho uiqbi p-,yioe. Tia
I .. ',', loud bo.b, Explained 10 her VIZ. y
'''''' OF her hu.bapd'. escape. ~
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Papers in various sections are talking
about the gloomy prospect for awhea; crop.
We suspect the prospect is far from cheer.
lng, bu, this croaking does no good we
doubt whether i, viii add one gram 10 the
crop. Besides, II is n bad taste for every
year since our recollection, the same mel.
ancholy forebodngs have been INDUCED,
And N many instances, we know, TO the
surprise of every one, the crops have pro.
ven largely over the average. Nothing is
more uncertain than specnlatIons at this
season about the wheat crops; for the pros
pect may be gloomy in the extreme now,
and three mooths of good weather may pro.
duce a total revolution. We hope such
may be the case this year.-Rich. Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

ys-a'anseUt fombus'ioa.--A caec AZ
y4' sosutssii5e occurred =, ph,'4ds ,tis
,.esg7, aa.eb mas ~ cited 10 ps' house.
20 lhet guard The National GsEeus
s.ss,sg sceaaas Of tho ahsaopeaa -
! u a. amtlaE las,. About oro o'eb- 5.
iah aeat i1rsr n sirvt. d Philadelphia,
tag w. aiih Der - haeHsnd. vas
'as 'natse aufs'ieE 1ui s. tlams 90
ut'e 20 aLleh as bali quite Of
~ sfa 81 tie iup n ia utwtE-Alvf 2. ---
r. fame fso,n ghr iaoAias e.as,
aaae hh.c a. d'sl spae2y u g. 81 a
N.a 'rtY mrrh aarusd Il y aptt-
,.t s.a-cngftAh5e Al 4ffrnce. shr ha8
m.cd 70 take up tls baruins ns.s
ts.re sad ;af1a q ,a,o tab 81
.-a spa neat Nrh Cd. same las,ra
'@s'fi - has 81 lteA hsd rauimn.
DE q Isl 4h rntrt and ire Yatntsl
w oatg sil I'd lhs foam i The
4 "ntN tatsne . orr, shfth slnd 10 j
4 1 "a from tas dfessns ease Nhrn
ttiiJ recovered from hff sgfpft.e a.
o. ,sase q $50, .iurui4t ,s4tfentr,
r'-d that ga lhe lLufslsy before .bc
90 atar 18th tsest 20 ~ h.fsict aid
4 Hf ~ aefBtnis on ,ho tr,satug Ia.
= a.d et sta gtras saut 10 il.c On.
4 't ~ % 81 ufar tlnslel a. p
saturday elEtt p~eai. ai cmpvtruma
e o'a sefe.utd iu lhs room bu, toe
aaa "a bzsa ,1speclrI. M aaubi
d $50. omt1stioa bad t-ru going ora ,.op
4 l'~ 20 'he eloih end letter la.s,. on.
.h af, i 5afsl talo 1 aaic Il, thp ness.
i Nt' ~ mahy hfes shtfh haze b,tu cuo.
"o's q acsEIia,ies, have resulted
's.Ai cs4t, p
+'s'a' @y be a.sposcd to Doubt the 3.
'' ba'r no doubt or 1t. ,,a,h. lrcsa.e
''Hh' someehst similar ha. happened
aHA knoSirdgc II w.. ll.us. Ia 4
' 'H"ed oil Nas KEEP, fot sale. a small
'" split on The aaar. i, was wiped Of
4 A' cotton, the c1lioa sa. then thrown
To '''h other parcel. 81 thc came article
i u.s. combustion sas The consequence, at,
''''osly escaped conasgrauoa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

We are informed by those Of our Mer-
chants, who have recently visited New York
that the credit Of no State ia the Union
stands higher there, than that Of North
Carolina, aud we state on highly respecra.
bic authority, the remarkable fact, that
there has been no failure among that class
u city traders who derive their principal
patronage from North aud South Carolna
THIS statement implies substantial CON.
Phment 10 our honest, virtuous, but unob.
,ruslye Stale.-Rdl. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

IMrious Iaferea.-ln the course Of b.
Rahbun's trial at Batavia, one point clearly
shown by the counsel was that Ra,hbun,
during the wear 1895, expended more than
a million of dollars for shares.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

The Money Pressure, or rather, the
pressure Tor want OF money, seems still as
severe as ever IN the great commercial CT.
ties of the Union. The news from New
York, up 10 April 9th is no better The
good effect resulting from the partial ar
engagements with The United States Bank OF
Peuusy wanna lasted but little hlle. Fai.
lures, we're stall occurring, aud the pubic
conhdence ia business matters had nothing
10 centre upon; many orders for European
goods had been counlermanded the price
Of labor had fallen, aud building had ~ a
great measure, been stopped. From > 900
10 5000 laborcrs had beeu thrown ont o.
employment during the ten days previous
10 the 9th. Cotton vas stlIl down 10 Eu.
rope, which must necessarily bear heavily
On the southern and south western planters,
is well as the merchants who exuor,.
News from New Orleans is equally bad
The failures N New York had produced
much sensation 10 tina, CITY, / he ken,uc
ky, ludiuua. aud OHIO boatneu would take
no;aing 5l; specie Cor their produce.
We % Dol profess 10 he learned IN he
causes winch produce and continue 10 keep
up th, calamity a calamity /, is, and
~Ili eseniueliy be, to the whole country.
Bot Il nay probably be referred principally
- the enormous flow Of s.'ecie a~av from
The great commercial mafls. England is
drasing away her silver which came over
10 SATISFY the "specie humbu. some time
ago. Add me famous " Order demand
~ specie payments Tor pubic lands IA The
west Is the other coaolulor IN tins ruelul
business among the merchants. com.
buatl4u Of other Influence no doubt operate,
bat these arc the Prlnclpal.- Southern Tel
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

Indictment for Treason.-Stephen Mer.
rIt, alias Wright, and Randall Irving, free
persons OF color, we're last week of the pre-.
sent term of the Superior Court at 81. Au.
justine, indicted BY the Grand Jury for
treason against the United States, in supply.
ING the Seminole Indians with provisions
aud ammunition. They were arraigucd
aud plead not guilty, aud their trial was
fixed for the present term of the court.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

GA Bone for The Aboiitioaias 10 gndto
The following article is said to have been cut out
Of the Louisville Advertiser. 20 ye hypocriies =
During the session Of the late abolition Con-
vcntion at Harrisburg, Pa, black preacher who,
BY his industry and economy. had redeemed him.
sell from slavery, spplied 10 he Convention for ale
IN purchasing la, son. lie stated tha, his son
was valued u llO0 OF .2U0 doilarf. bot has mas.
ter wiling to ard tho father Ia h.- object, Vas Wli
ing TO take $500. The father personally solicited
nearly every member ut The Convention, but Was
not able to obtain = siHgis eeal' Application was
ihen made 10 the abolition members OF the Irgis-
aiufc And after much importantly, Fifty
Gents wes obtained -
Could any thing dePio, more clearly the utter
selhshness aud bcar,iessntss Of that party They
are wiling TO CONFUSE tbs a.on 10 free the slaves
ta, ID noi contribute ccat towards tie purchase
o. Iheif liberties, although they ~isb the slave.
holders TO sacrifice mii.,gus Tot the same object
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

ST. LOUIS, March 20.
A most melancholy accident occurred at
Fulton, Mo, on the morning of the Goth Feb
ruary. The particulars as related in a let.
ter from thence, are these
Mr. David p. Smart, of that county, had
built wolf pen in the neighborhood. Hav.
ing been absent some time, he proposed to
friend, on that morning, to go and see il
any thing had been about his pen. His
neghbor suggested that he had better take
his rife with him. 1t was taken down for
that purpose, loaded, and in letting the lock
upon the tube it went off, and discharged its
entire contents into the person of his wife
who was standing near The ball entered
the under part Of the thigh, about A l.2 in.
ches above the knee 1t did not touch sin
ew bone or artery, and she bled but little
The unfortunate victim survived less than
two hours, enduring excrutiating pain, but
retaining all her faculties TO the last
Republican,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

Mr.. Latcrence's Letter, will well repay our
readers for its pcrusa. He is not protested
politician-no Office sceker-but. an enlightened
merchant in extensive business and well quail
fed to Judge Of the effects of the experiments
of government, upon the business and prosper
ity of the country. He was the representa-
tive in the last Congress from the Boston dis
trict but declined reelection.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

An attempt will be made u ' "A
cut Legislature at the approx, 4,
TO repeal or essentially mU NJ, ID,
law" as il is called, j. e. the ID" 20,
itors the right to attach the Pr 'I'a; !
ors, aud 10 secure full iGu'" .,cls
selves thereby. while ol9el N I'd,
turned off with little or nothing 4,
they We're more indnlgenl ' ls",, 7
The law, as it now stands oiit', q y
temptation to creditors TO Ols1 t,. Y
ness of debtors; and not Hu% ,s b
is done, when the sufferers N ",y y
ment would be able 10 pay eI I.ss.
owe, and have, besides, hap ~,
for the support Of their laIl'l''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

The Hon. Daniel WeoSIt ariliI
will pay a visit TO The Wes' H Jsi II
preaching month of May ,1sis
to be in Maysville, KY aOO ,l,' ii n
month No public man ,SS, OI "
this community, a more OJ,
welcome.s--MaysciHs EdsN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21
SAO.OOO.nnn

HFNfNSN1Vuc
Capt. David Allen, of Walpole, on Thurs
day OF last week, committed suicide by hanging
himself in a shed attached to his barn. He
had been absent from his house about half an
hour, and on search being made for the purpose
of calling him to dinner, he was found dead -
The act is attributed to intemperance.
"A hint 10 Correspondents. -.The committee
appointed to award the prize articles for the
Boston Pearl newspaper, in making their decis-
ion, state that they are by no means certain
that they have come to a right conclusion. in
asmuch as great deal of the manuscript Is nj
together impossible to be decyphered A good
hint to the bad fists who plague so unmercifuI-
ly editors and compositors. , TCVI
CARLIsT HUMAEITY.--A young girl seeing
the Qualifications raised by the CaTlists at Fon.
tarabla, remarked that they would be unable to
withstand an attack of the English. She was
immediately sezed by order ofthe Gen. Cube
lalde, and condemned by him to a months i'm
prlsonmenl, and to walk through the streets
Jared and leathered, or to pay fine of 500 reals.
Il Cold Vater Toast. Our schools. Nav
common schools be unconlmon-hgh schools
eommon-and may it be common for all chill
dren to attend them. u,... ,.l. W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

Death of Mr. Davidson, the african T'rar-
eller.-Acconnts have reached England thro'
the British Vice Consul at Mogadore, of the
death Of Mr. Davidson, the African Traveller,
and author Of Travels in Mexico, Egypt, and
the Holy Land. His party consisting of IS
persons, were robbed, and himself shot, by u
marauding party of Arabs, on his way to Tim
bucto. He is at length the seventh victim TO
African discovery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

The CuRRENcY.-Ag gentleman in this place
informs us that he has had practical Demon
stration of the advantage of the great reform
which Gen. Jackson has introduced in the cur
rency. correspondent at Charleston wished
to remit to him hundred dollars, but sought
IN vain TO purchase draft on New York, and
finally was obliged to pay one and half per
cent. premium for two northern bank notes of
$50 each, one of which was of the prosecuted
United States Bank! For many years before
the dominancy Of the present party in power,
drafts could always be purchased at a reasona-
BILE price, for remittances from one part of the
U. s. to another. Now, although the man had
the real specie, "the constitutional money" in
hand, he was obliged to exchange il for worth
less bank paper, and pay premium to boot.
The Directors of the Western Rail Road
have ordered that no ardent spirits shall be
used on the line,-SPrngfeld Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

\.Ne,rark Eiection.-The Charter election of
the city of Newark took place on Tuesday of
last week, and the result was, that Mr. Freling-
huysen, the Wing candidate for Mayor, has
been elected. Notwithstanding the unamimity
of the Tories, and the rally they made at the
polls, every ward in the city gave a majority
for the wings Troy Wig.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

Great Fire in Netc Orleans. Son the 9Th
inst. it was discovered that a grocery, on the
corner of the railroad leading to the lake, was
on fire. From this house the flames spread
with astonishing rapidity through the whole
square; the fire then crossed Marigny street,
and burnt all but five buildings on the next
square. This fire took from spark from the
locomotive engine while running on the rail-
road. Nearly two squares were on fire, and
l07 houses were consumed. About Ia7 fami-
lies were left destitute of shelter, sc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21
VERMONT PMENIx.


The Vine TRruMpn IN New YoRK, is
cheering indeed to the friends of liberty and the
constitution. Hitherto the administration par
ty has prevailed by a majority gilmore than
FIVE THOUSAND votes; now they are beaten by
THREE THOUSAND, giving the constitutional par
ty clear net gain of about eight thousand
Glorious victory, indeed The New York Elk
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-21

Mr. VAN BuRES having pledged himself to
follow in the footsteps of Gen. Jackson, has al
ready commenced an experiment on the curren-
cy. See the letter, in another column, of the
correspondent Of the Journal of Commerce. II
must be that the eyes of the community will
be opened and that they will not sustain the
government in thus jeopardizing the interests
of the whole community for the sake of expert
menting on questions of political economy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-08

We sksoun 10 ph<n Il CA BE seen uithou.
spectsraes he hsH made gruss m7stzke. and,
Eke fke fox fhat ksr his tai ia fke rrsp. noW
wants al r. Us % rtt a onr taiIs- 80 A. 10 row
CT HE mistssr- Ifss<h fhirxs are 10 BE-. sni
we are siasrs % fah into fheae notsors. thea
~ one saw, ~ srzspe 81 she nsme a the
Two Pnf'S-s q DownIzeu7ae.r = ard pasnt 90
her starn aaTh< Niger o. Arzhy ,7s--and anT
man who wesrs a e0iizr may cOmnand heF.
Fellow Csfzrnt-I sTnt IN the hurror Just
now 10 tel you tbe fatal error y0s are hHtorinx
unrfer am 0ne a y0uraeises. beaten 50wh-
slsipErrrkea, and hambaEged--alnsnsf asharn-
I'd % say h1w Il has al e1aae aboat e. Il has
because ia trllIux ycu the srnry, ten II 20 al
crrafSou- aad that y What I dat Eke- I
EosB rsfhrr keep our fsaiiy qssrrsss wishia
the walls % the "a hoapesfsad. AID that Il the
rsaHDa, wheu Ess absoad ard anzarg f,sesrn-
era. bearsi fkrm taxing nhosf and rra5Tzr ~
bnud The Gisbe ard Other otirsai papers con-
tsInIng matters Wzs zshansei0f 4 ppsid szy Ehaf
sstsioA<,' Was pst{a.fed sHay down n Soash
America and that the Elks there were al
kountrrlr5t Amerirsns-ghey bad pagers and
efifOss and tDwna al cziIeS aftrr our own, and
there w~n't ~ depensenre N be Pot m 'ezn-
Bet a. nd lest now. Ne are IN a scrape,
AID ] nseaH - try--az good cItrzen- hosIng
ny counrry and every nssgrI class Of citryens
10 Tf, e. nan shoak3--to GIT us ont q K We
bet we hare nd gon< 70 psrcez set, mr. abe
nOther, and don'f think We shall; bur ttis d.
peads on ournrivrz- ] have tnoEs piS0ts "a
1y day run q ship % stscFe, ard 10 kFrrT his
mistake whsh every other pIht ~csd Do the
saEEe thing have Hern a eo1k sposl 4 Whole
POI q bs0sh, and when taEnef oct lauEh ia
his sie~ye n -<e his sBrcess0r do the sane thing
! have seen great politicians ard Generahs who
have faIiei 10 Ek<ir expevi@eaks, 30 FAR f1sges
the INTEREST ~ tho@e v 10 en1ptgyed fhrm, ~ 70
tsrn % and eafse party Sessers sn5 sos8;ess,
and wish 10 kIver Up their Disgrace hy wishinz
their zgcers@,rs the Same rzisfgrfnn-- ! kne~
once esPfs5a o. xframb0zt WIN did n<s
know his bu&snezs, and brew up hhs brat and
passengers, f-ri a. hsppy a. bird when be /
heard that others hal been - Hnf1rtanafe a.
himsef, and ErzEefy say, that foT his part he
was sure talere was NJ safety IN steam engine .
An5 row we se~ s1sne s@ks eqHaliy ready n 4
bAYw NJ the hBH BankinE system, hecause IN I
ftseIr rnIsnssnax 7nent ~ it they have burnt
fiS-Sr hngers- 2nsi sDw say fhsf al Banks are
sai r8pnssrss- jest 40 ws,uid tinker who 4
bszssea Of knowing ali about steaza enziae,
sps after having finkered ehanges IN It's pip~s
and valves, and bi0~a Il al o. eteTnzi smash. 4
'ay SAL engihes are dangeF0us aDS anii-5eu,p-
,rstic--aEsy with tbern- ard IT - take 70
~ the pFczent- And fIl have tinu- % write
n you again, bet ~ Tezaembs-r that xlsea
eesk- bed. foofish nsen combine, is Is tine FIR
'onad, go5d and intelligent faks 70 Enite. So
- nose Al prrSrnf ffsEn yosr Old frI~nd aud
Glow citizen, J. DOWNING, Mar,
2od B-igsse Dowuinzviiie Miitia-