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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

NAVAL ANEcpoTE.-There are many incidents in the early history of our country worth preserving among which is the following anecdote of the heroic Tngy When he comtnanded the Ganges i'll l799, being off Cape Nicola Mole, he was boarded by boat from the English frigate Surprise, and all the Englishmen on board were demanded and also permission to exam inc the projections of the American seamen. Capt. Tingeyreturned the following manly and noble answer: A public ship carries protection for her men but her flag do not expect to succeed in contest with you, but will die at my quarters before man shall be taken from the ship:D The crew gave three hearty cheers, hastened with aacrity to their quarters and called for Yankee Doodle. The captain Of tho Sur prse on hearing of the determination of the Yankees, chose rather to pursue his course than to do battle for dead men.-Boston Jour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
DOCTOR DAVID HOLT,

HAVING permanently located himself offers his pro-
 essona services to the citizens of Little Rock and its vicinity. He hopes, by strict attention, to merit share of public patronage
 His shop IS in the new white house in Major Peay's row of buildings, and adjoining the Times Office. Jaly 19, l836.-16-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
Fresh Shaker Garden Seeds.

DE EbAuN & co. have received from the Shakers sS. D Society Pleasant Hl Ky, quantity of Garden nseas, the growth of ls36 They have made arrange which mems they expect to be enabled ornsh their eas'omers with an excellent and fresh article in that ne
 Little Rock, Nov. 2e, ls56. X -
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
VOL. VIII.

This Paper is published every Ffiday at THREE DOL l.. Rs per annum, payable i'll advance-or FOUR DOLLARS at the end of the year.
 No subscriber will be considered paying in advance, ness payment be made previous to the receipt ofhe se- cond number. ton ofthe Edor until all arrearages have been pala 0-Letters addressed to the Editor must be post-pald or they will not be attended to.
 TERMS OF ADyERTISING.-@Nin lines or un- Her. first Insertion ONE DoLLAReach continuance fIF- TT CENTS. ,..s Advertisements which exceed one square y two lines will be charged as faoo squares.
 rs-AdyeTtisements of personal atercation will 'nse- tiably be charged at DOUBLE the foregoing rates.
 When the advertisements of any pefson advertising y the year exceed il any one number, ONE FOURTH ot < column. the excess will be charged at the common iates, ii, .K without the number of insertions being speehed Will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 Persons who commence advertising by the year, will h4 expected to continue least six months or they will he charged at the ordinary rates of advertising
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm Il of WATT & DUNN is dissolved by the death of Edw H. Dunn All persons indebted to the late firm arc re- spectfuly requested to call and close their accounts
 WILLIAM B. WATT. N B. The business in future will be conducted by William R. Wait, on his own account Little Rock, October 5, l636-27f
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PRINTERS ERROR <.

A rather green village editor up country was very desirous of gaining the good graces of the new minis ter and m describing his first entrance into the church, wrote, .ie IS a most venerable sample of antiquy.'- But to his astonshmea and the amazement of all the inhabitants, 1t came out the morning in types- He is most venerable sample of niquty'
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Sufficient Distrsss.--In days now happily gone by,

Sufficient Distress.--In days now happily gone by. when the imprisonment of an horest debtor was in fashion, the constable was commanded 10 levy the debt and costs the goods and chattels of the defendant but for want of "suGicent dissess"-that is, in legal Parlance sufficient property satisfy the demandto take the body to the county jail. Under this law, it stated in the Tioga Gazette newly elected constable in that county, made the following return
 "Went to the house of defendant, and found no pro- perty but there being sufficient distress in the family did not take the body to the jail.
 $50 answers -, Constable"
 All honor to the worthy functionary of whom the anecdote is told and we agree with the Commercia! Advertiser thai if the consahle's return upon the writ intended jue de mots, there never was bet ter-ii it was made in pure simplicity of heart, and misapprehenson of the technical law term, speaks volumes testimony of his gentle and compassionate nature N r Tran.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

To MAKE LEAcHEs RITE.-If the leech will not bite, carry him to Walsreet, and bind him apprentice to broker for week, and his teeth will become so sharp that he will bite through the bottom of brass kettle.--TN. Y. TraosctipG
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Leather seeped in infusion of gall nuts; and pla- ced on the Aeshy side upon layer of glue or metal, will adhere so tenaciousy that il will tear before can be removed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
Bale Rope, Bagging, Ploushs, &c.

ON CONSTGN.MENT,
 AT MOUTH OF ARKANSAS SHE subscribers have made arrangements with hous- 4 es at Louisville, Ky. and Cincinnati, Ohio to have on hand constant supply of the following articles, on commission, viz: Bale Rope Begging Iacine Kentucky dooacco, .uciee Cigdrs, Furniture, &c. hey will also receive about the lst January next a consignment of l50 Peacock's patent Poughs and 25 Cultivators or Hoe Harrows
 Orders any of the above articles from merchants planters, will be promptly filled.
 :. MATES, RYAN & GO. Mouth Arkansas, Oct. A. lss6.-eo
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To Keep of or drirs auay Bed Bugs-Make a de- coction of red pepper, very strong, and apply it with common paint brush to the joints of the bed wanscot, &c. where these insects resort, and it Will kill or ex- pei them.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

The number of segars smoked in the United States in the year 1885, was seveny-sIx millions seven hun dfed and sixty-o thousand.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

.angEng.-The following anecdoe which we have seen somewhere is capital Any ting pite you darel' inquired one Dutchnan to another, engaged in angling, sNo Hans Well notn pite too.'
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Copper Stsam Balloons.--It is proposed in paper read before tho Academy of Sciences Pars to struct Balloons of thnly hammered sheets of copper to be filled with gas, be guided and accelerated in their movement by steam power attached to tho car below. They would lden move moro swiftly than car rier rgeons.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

gentleman accustomed 10 the signature of the firm of which he was partner, having to sign baptismal gster of one of his children, set it down the of Smith, Jones & Co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

A clergyman at Baltimore few day ago. oficiated at the baptism of infant at which there were present fee generations in direct line viz: the child, it's ereat-grandmother
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
MISCELLANY.

Combs were invented i'll the fifteenth century-con-
 sequently Adam never conbed his hair
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

UNREASONABLE ExPEcTATIoNs.-The Boston Re- former advertises fer two female Composors who correct, quick and still. StiNt that's good one.
 Boston Herald.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

A person bitten lately by viper, WAS cured by taking, in doses of three grains every hou the suphale of quinine. It is taken in wine.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
Horace F. Blanchard & Wm. c. Scott,

ATTUHNEYS & CUUNSELLOKS AZ LAWs HAVING permanently settled at the City of Little Rock, have associated themselves in the practice o their profession They will attend to all business n- trusted to their care the superior and inferior courts of this State, with zeal and promptitude.
 Little Rock, Oct. Is, 1S36.-29tf
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w----LA-MassoE s. c-DEAAM,

W1--l 4 1@SSN S. CIDLAA@, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT rAW, LEAVING permanently located himself in Fayette- \ l yille Washington county, Ark will regularly at tend the courts of the fourth judicial circuit, composed of the counties of Marion Carroll, Madison, Benton Washington and Crawford. Business entrusted to him will be promptly and diligently attended to. lRefor to CAMPBELL x FLETCHER, Nashville
 Hon. N. GREEN, Winchester, T.
 Col. s. ADAMS, Pontotoc, Mi. Dec. 30, 1S36-39-1y
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.gO HN EF Jrg,4l

ATTORNEY LAW, E1 ESIDES at Little Rock and will attend punctually all business entrusted to his care the Circuit Court of the county of Pulask and the Superior Court of the State.
 Little Rock, August Both, 1s36.-22tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-31

eloquent and splendid production, and produ.
oed great sensation in the galleries.
AS soon as Mr. Webster had read his pro.
test, and yielded the floor, Benton--I will not
allow the man the dignity of any ttlc--rose,
and after moving that the blank in the resolu.
ton be filled with the 10th of January, deman-
ded its adoption. The ayes and noes were or
dered, and the resolution was adopted by
vote Of rs ayes 10 10 noes. Benton then mo-
we'd, that the Secretary be directed TO forthwith
carry the resolution of January l6, 1897, into
execution, by expunging from the Journals of
the Senate, the resolution Of censure passed on
Gen. Jackson in 1884. The motion was sus-
tanned, and Mr. Asbury Dickins, Secretary of
the Senate, proceeded 10 The archives, and look
thcrefrom the Journal Of 1884, and thus expun-
Ccd the resolutions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-31

MIR. Evans, OF Maine, called for tho voos
and nays on the question of tnkinr tho r,o;a
question, which were ordered. and wcrr vcos
l27, nays 66--so the main question was or,l,r1
ed 10 be new put.
Mr. Grennel, Of Mass called for the voos
and nays on the main question, which were or
dcrod. VI
And tho main question being on the adon.
'ion OF The resolution, was taken and carried
yeas l22, nays GO. So the resolution was
adopted. "uS
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
In the Senate, message was received from
the President transmitting correspondence be.
tween him and Santa Anna. II seems tbc lat.
Ter, on the 4th July, wrote to the President
expressing his conviction that It was nsclcss
to carry on tho Texan war further, suggesting
the acknowledgement Of its independence, aud
asking the Presidents assisianco-tO which
The President replied, that he doubled whether
he could interfere without violating the laws
Of neutrality, but that he would do all that he.
could properly do. Mcssrs. Preston, Walker
and Calhoun, all expressed themselves in ia.
vor of acknowledging the independence Of
Texas, and the documents were ordered TO be.
printed. Hon. Thomas Clayton Of Delaware,
took his sett.
In the House, the Michigan bill was discus.
sed
FMDAY, Jun. 90.
In tho Senate, the bill TO restrict land sales
TO actual settlers was considered.
In The House, the committee made report on.
the burning of the post ofiice-al fudge"
SATURDAY, Jan. 81.
In the Senate, the (restr!ctive) land bill was
further considered The committee on public
lands was discharged from Mr.. Ewing's rcso-
luton resembling the treasury order and it was
referred to the committce on Finance. The
bill to pay the VT. militia for services at Patts-
burgh, was ordered TO be engrossed. Mr..
Clay presented petition against naturalizing
Roman Catholics, unless they abjure their rcli-
gion--rofcrrcd 10 the Judiciary committee.
In the House, Mr.. Bell renewed his motion
for leave TO bring in bill to secure the free
dom Of elections. but the democratic House
proceeded 10 consider other business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-01-31
LETTER TO THE EDITORS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II. ISc

'Ae"'N"AONi "a'' - 1000
The die is cast. The black lines are drawn
The hand-wrtingis upon the wall. The coun-
try is dlsgraced- the honor of our name tar
nished-the Constitution trodden under foot.
The sPlri, of party is above the spirit and let.
ter OF the Constitution. The obstinate, rock.
less will of one man has prompted deed, at
the very thought of which, honest men will
shudfar and chang their heads for shamc.p-
The e;' %nging process has been e0nsumn,ate d!
Its recor. stands upon the Journals of the
Senate a, mark of infamy and dishonor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25
The Pa niul aud Deb'lIlai'ng Complaint Of
III Pill S
rcCPIVeS IDu'ed,aIU rCTICI. and IN Numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curet by the
adniuStrali nof

receives inu.ed ate rcei. and IN numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curet. by the
admluistraii,nof
DuMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE PILES
ENlllS approved compound also miigates
l. aud removes the symptoms which FREE
quenty accompany That disorder. and Increase
the danger Of the patIcnl,v,z pans in Lolns
--lleadache-ln>S of Appetite lnu lges,lon,
and other marks of debility.
A relieved Patient writes from a distance,
at Is bn, justice 10 you 10 imiorm Won, that
have used your Dumites remedy for The
Piles for sometime past, and have found it en-.
nenlly successful"
An Officer in the Army observes
81 have been troubled for wears with the
Piles, aud have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours. It gave me al
mos! immediate rehof.'
A Physician aud Druggist writes.
~ have sold all The medicine You sen, me,
which Is s, highly recommended Tor the Piles
wish You To send me one dozen more by the
bearer"
he remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered 10 al ayes and bolh sexes
PLAN aud ample Directions. with IA dcscrip,ion
OF tie compliant, accompany each package,
which consists Of Two Gores. one containing an
C'"'''c"'' AZ" 'i'c "'"c' an r-ltctUurv.--ITCo
S for both articles, or SO cents " here but one
Is wanted.
Price s bottle, or bottles for IS.
b " None geI uinn unless signed on tho
outside printed wrapper by the SHE Proprietor.
T. KlDDER, Nmmed,oR successor To The late
d.. W. Y. CONWAY For sale, with all the
",h,r "COn~Gy .N'd'c,nes." al hi> Counting
Room, No. SO. me- At door to j Kdders Drug
Store corner Of Court and Hanover streets.
near Concert Hal, Bnston; aud by his spe-
cral appointment, by J. & j. II. ri OK " Co.,
Purngton VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25

his bed most Of the time tor week. suffcrins
mos, excrucla,lng pain from Rheumatism, at
ter having had recourse Ia the found Of anti
do,es usually rcsofled To in this complaint, but
without benefit aud while in this state Of
suffering, and no prospect, of relief, Mr.. Caleb
Symmes, who was his neighbour. and who.
owing TO the extraordinary benefit he had
himself experienced from its use. recommend
ed the article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. II. tn make use oft. winch he did. with
the usual success attending lis adminis' ra,icn,
VIZ: immediate mitigation Of PUN relief and
cure
GEMr T Of this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism in his back, which
an application OF this Linmrn, nn going 10
bed instantly relieved and cured by morning
-"tscrves he nerer ussd any thing which gave
| him so mn ID aud ~ urta, rclieI.
0J-An old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton. was sotely afflicted for years with rhem-
matte complaints. especially ~ his joints aud
lln,b>. whlcn were frequently much swollen.--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
zeal advice. or the Use Of various remedies, and
had dsplIrcd OF help: when friend who had
Witnessed the wonderful effects Of This Linz
mrni, advised hlm 10 make use of II, which he
did. with the most happy effect {; IL reduced Me
sneiing IN Onr ngM
! Tins art'cie is cons'dered so superior 10 erery
hing rise. and 10 posseSs such uncommoa uirites,
hot u" ordred from dstant puts If he coun-
try
" \n agent recently writes "Pease send
me further supply OF Jcbb's L,nment the Fl st
,"pp"r'uniy-l shall probably sell a consider
ab g quantity. ds IT is recommended by some u
or Phys"ionS rery hjghy.
| Another agent writes; II wish you 10
forward me some more Of Jrbb's Imminent,
wh,cc has recommended itself very highly"
Price SO cents bottle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25
EXPERIMENT..

Having ilri two expei imeni> lhi- sr.,son that
worked welt, ] have just been induced 10 try a
third 81 The same klui which when loli what u is
think You will pen lecl> ag're with ne IN The .en-
iinrnl. II is now M les. or more than this: |
went If TO New York in March and got a lew
New Goods aud sold them for cash. then N Nav |
uird The same Thing over, and found il 10 work
equally we'll; then hearing that there was a great
many pretty New Goods Ia he sold very cheap IN
New York fr Cash, was Oh and got u lot, tear.
ing they would soon he dearer, which every body
says viii be The case by and he, wrhou, the lines
gel better, fm ,ou know The, are so hard the Fac.
oies aud people canuni work nnw. am a friend
To trade and hope ali those who wish 10 buy viii
come and help me On in the exper impni and get
such lh'ngs rs they want while they can, for If no
more goDds should he made, il would h" u g,eat
PIT, !" he obliged 10 60 without. ", Experiment
Is not like he Specie hunbug 10 Ia wa, b,s ,ness
ol shining through the insie,ir-s, hui is warr,nt-
Ell 10 bo show out and Uear out, IN The doing Of
The which The result, sediment and deposife pro-
ducrd, is the real article 10 be desired, VIZ: Hap.
piness, comor' and enjo, meni An Ia he had by
applying al The Cheap fs,hionabie.t anc, Dry
food'and most general Variety 3 tore found.
'n'lhe' Government, kept by
s. EARL HOWARD.
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Lx2212s2'2;2z22zESx2 2Zz
nj d Avn &IlTSS
For the cure of
Colds, .4Sihmas, Hhoopi"g Co"gh. spaiing Of
Blond and Consumpions.

ICELAND MOSS gtoNs beautifully in the
Il Island Of lccla,d from whence II taken
Ms name. aud IN all the high northern la,i-
'ude> of Europe and Asia. whereils Medicinal
qnali eS have been long known, and ltghlv
appreciated. This plant contains "A earges
pr"p"I,lon of Pege'abie .Unc,ioge than any
other ku0wh substance. aud ~ combination
with II Is IA bitter principle which acts most
benehcIaIIy IN giving strength ir eases oil great
weakness and debility of The lungs. The
knowledge OF many "four most valuable med
lc,ncs, for the cure Of di.eases have been OBJ
tanned from observing their effect brute
anlmals:-so IN the case Of thus most invaluable
Moss. Its virtues were first discovered by
iher effects on the hardy, long Tired aud
Sagaci0us Rain Deer. winch derives IT'S pin.
clpaI punishment from the Iceland Moss aud
whose milk become, so highly Imbued with.
lis Bals"mlc virtues, that II is used with tho
greatest con iidence as sovereign remedy by
The inhabitants ofall those countries for The
cure OF all diseases Of The breast anC lungs. In
France. this compound has ,GnY been known,
and extensively used aud o It's saniary effects
as much as 10 the ,aluhrIty OF The climate, is.
prohabIy OWING the very small number
ofjniU CnSes of consumption in that county
compared with Great Britain aud The United
STATES THIS Syrup contains all The medicinal
virtues OF HE Moss ~ he most concentrated
form. aud Is prepared from The orgnal receipt
| from Paris only bv.
t. nUTuHlNGS & co. Baltimore
And none Is gruuii e unless il has their facs
| smle upon each bill of direction also upon thu
envelope. D-and sealed with their seal.
}. d J. II. PECK & 1 %. "wholesale agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25
n f,st;,,,oy, F;sher,nnn IAN old black

n Castid'ou Fisherman IAN Ola p'oct
fellow, f-h,rg IN the Deawatc' near r"'n'
no. Point. q day or two since. was seen '"
haul Up several fine rock fish, winch ~,
Ind no sooner dlsengaeed from his HOOK
than he threw into the water again.
When asked the reason oi THIS strang'
proceeding, I've drew himself up. and VIVA
a countrnancc IN which Vt was impoSsI0t
10 say whether haughlness or ind'gOa''"'
predomna,cd. replied. Z" Ven hShc'
for ca,iy, (meaning cal fish, III ke'ch cav
and have nothing TO do vd desc ere felIe
ull wait him !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25

MATcH AGAINST TINE. sutton, inc
pedestrian. IL maj chcd to wax 3O0 m,'c'
IN six days, half backwards and han '"f'
wards. in a circle Of one hundred and ter
vard.. at the Royal Standard Gardens
Shrperdcss Il Ids, to commence a. ''gh
o'clock tn morrow morning. Sutton sav'
he can be- backed 10 walk fry miles ba'
wards against any man IN England IT.
Knows Townshcnd can be matched aeoins
him. London Paper,
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,oMHL0,T,EIElk,,;R

A WeoULD respectfully Di in
ii ~ ;''% aud ' ;: s:"' ' 3: ' 3:
.AzA travelling public. That he has
aiken, repaired, and fitted up IN good style,
The house iol merry kept by Mr.. Harrington
and subsequently by Mr.. Cady. on ih"
East side of water street. at the head oi
The Steam Boat Wharf, aud opposite
Messrs Follett and Bradleys Stone Store.
Having had much experience IN the
business Mr.. J. fsllers himself,ha, he will
be able to give satisfaction to all who may
'avor him with call. HIS Bar aud table
will be supplied with the best that the
marke; affords. and his house. barns aud
sheds, for convenience, are not inferior to
those of his nelghbors.
Steam Boat passengers will be waite ed
on to and from the B"at-. aud lhcrr bag
gage conveyed and taken care of free 81
charge. and stag" passengers. from every
direction, be set down at this house, with
our any additional tare.
Horses and carriages will be furnished
o any who want them 10 do business at
any part Of the vllags or town, at reason
able prices.
Determined 10 spare no pains to merit
Mr.. J. hopes TO receive, a share Of the
public patronage.
Burlington. Nav 10. 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-25

Berlin is acknowledged to be- one Of the
handsomest cities in Europe, bn, It lack
animation. The extent, a. compared will
its population, "tWc!ve mules OF citcnmicr
ence for less han $50 600 lnhabuan's,
Will account, in part, tor ,h" ab>cnc" ot lI'-
and hustle in The streets. 1t was Fted'r-
ick's ambition to have large capital. -
"Well,' said he one day TO the Fr"ncl
ambassador. "we are getting on; Berlin l.
nearly as large as Paris" "Certanly,'
replied the ambassador, "only we don't
grow corn in PARIS"
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CAT TON

This may certify to all whom il may concern
that I, The subscriber. residing in lladley.Mass.
have made an improvement. IN The med cine
invented by me. aud den"n'na,ed "Dr. Jona-
than Moorc's Essence OF Life, and have com.
municaicd the Recipe TO Henry Seymour OF
SAID Iadlcv. aud to hum only The United
States is full Of the sophisticated article, any
tins is 10 give notice 10 the public that If they
wish Tor the genuine Essence OF Life, thcd
must apply to SAID Seymour or his agents
and be particular To inquire for that prepared
by Henry Seymour. DR.. ). MOORE.
Iladcy. Sept. 9. 1888.
Sold. wholesale aud retail, by J. Il J. II
PEE k Il Go. Burlington, wholesale agents 'or
the state of V, tmont.
u Orders will receive prompt attention. and
any quantity of Medicine immediately furnish
I'd. Thus medicine is pu, in boxes Of one or
Two dozen each. convenient aud safe for trans.
portal ion. aud labelled with the name of Hen
~ Sc, m"ur, lladley. Mass.
Apr Ia 6m
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The following Is a iliefal transcript ~ a
letter sent TO u mistress of boarding
school, by the father Of ono Of the f',noj"
boarders AS | had n good hedlca'"n
myself. am iniiroly ashamed for In sea
the shameful manner IN which my Lucy
his bit by the heas, and it his nv drs'r"
for hur not to sleep sum time in wun bed and
then in enuiher. for to feed oil the tlrr- IN
The ousc, Cor tn nix that that his not wilte,
neither shall she do It,