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KidSeClELe .1cUdeanu.
Feb Z, 1893

The exercises Of this institution will COM
lnencc on Monday the 5th Of the present
Inst. under the direction of Francis Moody,
a native of Virginia, who has had consider
able experience i'll his profession. W. in
vite the attention Of Parents and Guardians
to the locality Of the RidgcvilIc Academy,
which, in our opinion, is a place not sur
passed for health, by any in the Up-Country
and respectfully solicit a share of their pa
tronnse. Board can be procured in respccta-
bic families and convenient to the.Academy
at from 7 to SO per month.
RATES OF TUIrIoN.
Spelling, Reading, and Writing
per Quarter SO 90
The above with Arithmetic and En-
slish Grammar, s 90
The above with Geography, History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, DC. 7 90
COL. NJ. WATSON
a. WATSON,
Is. +. BOATRIGHT,
MAI Il. WATSON. : Trustees.
T.. w. PERRY,
LEWIS HOMES.Esg
Feb: 6 1888 til
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Comma nicated.1

Communicated.
a man who labors all the day
People 10 teach, and gets poor a
Reads and writes, thinks and scolds and
fights,
In nights dark hour, sees DcrIs sights,
Never tired, makes tastcless Pies,
Tells anecdotes, tells truths, aud lies,
Ever fooled, and always fooling,
Ruld by all, and always ruling.
See here my friends, one, two and three,
Ere it's too late Of use to be,
Poor Printer, Of all men most curs'd
In Earth, He'll, or Stars uppcrmost;
TITS wrong, should be a better fate,
Among men, he's great among great;
Pshaw! 'tisAshame; we'll help him along
Happy Printer is the glad song.
Mr.. Editor,-I send you tho above A.
crostic, and lest your readers might no,
catch the true spiri, of the c%ilusion, | will,
sfRimitation of the bad Painter and his worse
fFdrtrait, write the name under il:
~ A PRINTERS EPITAPH.
Three dollars worth Of Shin-Plasters I
think will make the Rhyme better. 1
herewith send them. RHYMER.
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SlIERIFF,S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fdciuc
ID To nc directed will be sold at Edge
field G.. House, on the first Monday and
Tuesday in March next, the following pro.
pcrty, viz:
Landon Tucker bearer, VS., Jacob Lucius
the tract of land where defendant lives
containing two hundred acres more or less
ndjoj.;mg lW!lS ofias Freeman and others
JmucI "fdeflan, vs.. James .HU.ros me
..-. Of land where defendant lives, coll
tanning one hundred and eighty acres more
or less, adjoining lands of George Coleman
and others.
Daniel Lucius vs.. Thomas Corley and
Zachariah Corley Thos. Corlcy's interest in
bounding lands Of Adkin Corley a. Others
also Thomas and Zachariah Corley's inter
est in the land where their mother lives.
containing eighty acres more or less, joining
D. Calvin and others.
Michael Cox for G.. Tenant, VS. Adkin
Corley, one tract of land containing one
hundred and thirty Acres more or less join
ing lands of r. Parks aud others.
r. C.. Jones, VS. John Golf, one tract OF
land containing Eighty acres. moro or less,
joining A. Sharpton and others.
Tenant & Quarlcs, VS. Jos. Robertson &
Elz. Robertson, JOS. Roherlson's interest
in tho tract ofland whercSamucl Cartledgc
Sen. lives, containing three hundred acres,
more or less, joining VIM. Robertson, Jas.
Tomkins and others.
Tenant g. Quarlcs, VS. Jos. Robertson,
defendants interest in the tract of land
where Samuel Cartlcdge, sen. lives. joining
VIM. Robertson, james Tomkins q others.
Francis Oconner vs.. John S~tursencgcr,
one tract Of land containing one hundred s.
eighty four acres, adjoining David .Ardiis.
Samuel Clark and others.
Martin Minis. VS. John A Rcarden. other
plaintiffs scverally, VS. John 4. Reardcn.
the tract OF land where defendant lives, CON
tanning one hundred and ninety six acres,
more or less, joining lands OH M. Blocker
and others. Terms of sale cash.
w. ii. MOSS, 8. L. n.
Feb IL, 1888 CO
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At a late iiour we have received news
of a severe battle between Gen. Jesup and
the Indians. We give our readers the fol-
lowing extract of a Letter from an Officer.
The southern express Of tins evening
brings important news from the army
Gen Jesup has had u hard battle with the
Indians; he completely routed them. He
was severely wounded during the action in
the face, but still commands, and is in full
pursuit of the enemy, who rave fled south.
He had Z killed, and 30 wounded, 2 of
whom since died. 1t is reported that Wild
Cat is badly wounded. The battle was
fought on the La-chc-ha-hcc. This war
must soon be ended now."-Sdu. Geo.
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Collie Mixture.

TNHE above is anever failing remedy for TIM,
variety Of colic, 40 distressing to Infants,
and for which the mos, injurious anodyne sub
stances arc too commonly given. 1t is safe and
soothing. and instead of producing costiveness. it
usually operates gently OH tho bowels.
This remedy has now been used for several
years, with that success and appreciation, which,
quack medicines made to sell. cannot command.
1t Is extensively used by the hest physicians in
the country. and to use the language of many u
mother, acts as Il charm. While it allays the
pain and lulls the child to rest, it does no, leave
behind 1t those unpleasant symptoms, which
Laudanum, Batemans Drops, &c. generally pro-
duce. Ample directions accompany each vi,l;
and certificates Of its efficacy (if required) can be
produced from the most respectable citizens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN ROBERTSON, Hamburg,
EDW. WEBB, anderson e II. .
WIN. HACKET"T, PendEeton C.. II.
DIR. E.J. MINIS, Edgcfeld {. II.
Feb. 5 1888 If
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Notice This.

THE celebrated Jack, Mckintosh, will
Il be sold at Edgcield Court lIonso
on the first Monday in March nex,, on a
credit until the LIST of January 1889. The
purchaser will be required to give n note
with two approved securities. McKintosh
He was got by Hammon's large Jack, out
Of a jimmy, formerly owned by Joel Nc
Lcmore,& Eli Kcnerly, the large est Jimmy in
the District. He is Of common size, owing
to his being badly raised. AS a good teaser
and a sure foal ge,ter, McKintosh IS sur
passed by no Jack i'll the State: he has
stood in the Lower part Of Edgefeld Dis
trict for the last three springs which is all he
ever stood, and for the number Of mares no
covered, he can show as fine mules and rs
many Of them as any Jack that ever stood
in Edgcficld District.
ABRAM JONES.
Feb 9th 1888 c2
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Sheriff. Sale.

G.. M. FurInan, VS., IL. Shultz, other
plaintiffs severally vs.. Henry Shultz.
XN7ILL bo sold under various E.xccu-
w tons against the defendant in the
above stated cases. and by tho written con-
SEN, Of all the parties indebted either in the
Executions or in the property, or the sec
ond Monday in March next and the day
following, in the Town of Hamburg, vari-
Gus lots improved and unimprovcd in the
said town of HamburS-and owned by the
Dcfcndant---l1cnry Shultz. The Sheriff
announces to tho public that he is advised
that the purchasers ut this sale will obtain
good quiet and i%ndisputable ti,lcs-but the
Sheriff Of course will not feel j, his duty TO
give warranty titles.
Terms of Sale. Cash
w II. MOSS, 8. f.. D.
Feb. 12. Il
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HI Hon Sc
NULIIFTER

NV ILL Stand the ensuing Season at
w Thirty Dollars the Season. Twenty
Dollars the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, at the plantation Of Captain
William Is. Mays. four miles below Edge
held Court House, on the Stage road lead
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention to mares will be made.A
Ihcy viii be pastured and fed on grain, &c
required.) at twenty-five cents per day
Accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. ut tho
risk Of the owners. although every attention
will be paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NOLLIFlER. is Il beautiful Bay, hand
somely marked with a delightful coat Of
hair. which shcws his superior stock. His
appearance Is communicable is of tho
greatest power, substantially and strength.
lie will be eight years old this spring-is
full 10 hands high having superior size, iaree
noncs' and is as well muscelled as any other
torse, IN this or any country, and hes az
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make ND
a company of five mares, and become re-
spnnslbie for the payment will have ,he
privilege of putting them a, twenty-five dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fftecnt,,
OF February, and end on the tenth of jun
fity cents to the groom in every instance
perCormaace Of Nu1ifer's Colts.
.NULLlFlER'S COLTS are now run
ming as well as any colts in this country.
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
Ja"e Rowlett by NuIlifer,, three years old.
beat the Swcepstakc race, mile heats win.
ming the first aud second heat. Time l min
% SCI min. SO sec. See Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 476.
On tho Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. R. Johnson's b. f. by Null.
fer. three years old, run u Swecps,akes,tw two
mile heats for which four other colts Of tho
best stock, were entered. This race was
lost by Nulliticr's colt, but she was second
best, and contested the race most gallan,ly.
Inc last heat is pronounced very intcrcs-
ting and the best heat during the week. Sec
I. Reg. Nov. 1887 p $50.
On the Union O.. y course, Fall meeting
A%ntoInetfe by Nullifer. won the Sweer,
stakes for three year olds, two mile heats.
winning the two first heats. See Am T..
Reg. Nov. 1887 p. 5G9
Feb. l, 1893, # 50
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Notice.

"A LII Persons indebted to the late firm os
"A GEDDINGs& BUSHNELL, and those indebted
to the Subscriber alone are earnestly requested to
make immediate payment, or, in default thereof
they Will find their notes and accounts in the
hands "f an officer for collection. The Subscri-
Der IS exceedingly anxious to close his old bust
ness. as he has sold out to Messrs. RANSOM
MITCHELL, his entire stock OF Goods, and il
DESTROYS of leaving the Stnte. The Subscriber
begs leave here to inform thosc who are indebted
to him, that he will remain a short time at his old
stand where he can be seen at any time during
his stay, and should he be absent when nersons
may call to See him, that Messrs. Ransom &.
.n'echo" "a" = Hs "'.::v.i ,cu akeuls.
LORRAIN GEDDINGS.
Hamburg, 8. c.. Jan l8, 1888 c5l
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PART II.-Sclccfion.

Facts relating TO tho Silk Culture,
Culture Of the Morus Multicaulis, Silk
Worms, &C.; by Gideon Is. Smith,
A Series of Experiments, together with
their results, on Wheat, Corn. &c.; by ID.
Bradley.
Crittenden, or Baden Corn by Rober,
w. Scott.
The Culture Of Manuel Wurtzcl or Field
Beet.
Hemp and SunAowcr Seed Oil; by N.
Rose.
On the Insalubrity of the Air of Marshes,
GeorSini, of Lucca.
Rotting Of Timber in certain situations.
Destruction of Insects and Vcrmln.
Poison Oak.
Buckthorn Hedges; E. Herscy Derby,
An expeditions manne of producing
Trees and Shrubs.
On the forcing Of Early Cucumbers; by
John Wighton, Gardener 10 Lord Stafford,
a, Cosscy Hall.
Meadows.
LOSS cauSco ny CoTn I ouuer.
Cn the Culture of the Turnip; A. Forsyth.
PART observation-disclosures Inteliigencc-
New Discovery preventive of DryRotin
Timber; Tame Ducks; To Farmers; Ameri-
can Statuary NJ arble; The Sea invading the
Earth; Scaldins Hogs; Stumps; Cure for
the Wounds of Cattle; Price Of Thread, The
Grain Growing States; To make liquid
Opodeldoc,
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Public Sale.

DY Order Of the Court Of Equity, I
ID shall sell at public auction, oil Monday
the Goth inst, at tho residence Of Mrs.
M. Lamar, near Hamburg, all the unbc-
qucathcd property of the late Thomas G..
Lamar, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Hogs, Carriage, Wagons, Plantation Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Corn,
Fodder, Bacon &c. Terms will be made
known on the day of sale.
JACOB Is. SMITH, Executor.
Feb. II, 1888 Big
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Petit Gulf Cotton seed.

TFNIiE Subscriber offers for sale about ONE
L THOUSAND Bushels of PETIT GULF
COTTON SEED, the product of IN I'm
p~ortation direct from the Hills OF Petit Gulf III
1895. Also, a few bushels imported from the
same place the last year. This Seed has been
carefully selected from the early and best part Of
the last years crop. Price oftl'e former - cents
and the latter So cents per bushcl. Early nppli-
cation must be made at his residence OH Horns
Creek, Edgefield District, on the Stage Road,
and five mikes below the Village, opposite Horns
Creek Meeting Horse and about four hundred
yards from the road, on the right sido going
down to Hamburg. .
ROBERT WATTS.
Jan 90, 1888 d SO
The Greenville Mountnincer md Pendleton
Messenger are requested to give the above two
insertions, and forward their accounts to this Of.
fee for payment.
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BosroN. Feb. 9

BosToN. Feb. 2.
From Canndd.-Wc have Quebec pa
pcrs to the Goth ult. Lord Gosford has
given directions to the different civil de-
partmcnts to bring the business before them
to Il close as speedily rs possible, as he pro-
poses rclinquishins the administration of,hc
government to Sir John Colborne, and to
depart without delay to England in obcdi-
ence to the Queens commands. Mr. Wal
colt, civil Secretary, is to accompany the
Governor in Chief.
1t is stated that Lord Gnsford's recall is
founded OIL his own suggestion, as lie an
,icipated that the concilliatory policy under
which he had alone consented to come to
Canada, would be considered no longer cx-
pedient. 1t is stated that the conduct of
Lord Goslord i'll his administration, has
been uncqnivocallv approved ofby the Gov
ernment, hut that his recall is a proof tina,
they have adopted u different line Of policy
-4Gr. &; Pat.
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NOfiCe.

''HE undersigned intending to be absent
from this State and the State Of South
Carolina, after the lst Of April next, re-
quests that any claims against him NAV DO
handed in to John b. Guieu. Augusta,
Richard Anderson, South Carolina, or to
himself. And he requests those against
whom he has claims 10 settle them will,
the two named persons or with himself
before nc sets out.
JOHN BURGESS, sen.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1888 &C So
The Edgeield Advertiser will publish tho
above for three months and send account
to the Augusta Constitutionalis office.
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POSTSCRIPT r.!

We have just received intelligence of the
final action of the House of Representatives
upon the contested Mississippi Election,
Messrs. Prcntiss and Ward have been de-
clared not Members of the 25th Congress
by the casting vote Of the Speaker. So
that all the parties are now sent back to
the People Of Mississippi.
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Matrimonial .Stafistics.-At the acc OF
60. there are but % unmarried men alive
for IS married.; AT 70, ii bachelors for 81
married men; and at 80, for three bachelors,
who may chance to be alive, there arc nine
Bcncdicts. Very nearly the same proper
ton holds good Of the female sex, o fwhom
while 72 who have been married attain to
the ago of Is. only 50 unmarried reach the
same term Of life.
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SOUTH
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DISTRICT.
Z EVI WETHlNGTON, living neal
- Redy-creek meeting house, tolls be-
fore me an iron grey horse 8 or @ years old,
four feet eleven inches high. has the ap-
pea, ance of once having the fistula. APP
praised at S3J.
PETER QUATTLEBUM, J.C.
Fcb.o 1888 e3
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Mr.. Wellesley Pole used to say, that it
was impossible to live like a gentleman in
England, under 100000 Il year! and MIR.
Brummcll told IA lady, who asked him how
much she ought to allow her son for dress,
that it might DO done for G8O0 with strict
ccOuOmyi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

Canado.-A Bill has passed the Parlia-
mcnt of Upper Canada, confscating the
property both real and personal, of all per-
sons who left the country since the premedi-
tatcd attack on Toronto by the patriots and
who do not return forthwith, and take up
arms for the Colonial Government. The
property confiscated is to he appropriated
in paying the expenses Of the war. One
section declares ..that no alien shall be per-
n,ittcd to prosecute his business, or have
his property protected, unless he repairs to
the Province, and also takes up arms"
A bill has been reported III the House Of
Representatives of Massachusetts, prohibit
ing the Banks of that State, from paying
any dividend, during the suspension ofspe-
Gle payments, under IL penalty Of forfci,ing
To the Commonwealth, Il sum for each
offence, equal to tho amount Of dividend
paid.
Great project Of Navigation by Stcam.-
In the British House Of Commons on the
18th December, in answer to Il question by
Mr.. MackInnon, Mr. Barring was understood
to say, that n ''plan for a large communica-
ton by steam, with the colonies generally,
wasat present under the consideration ofthc
Government-fhat the plan was not con-
fined to The West Indies alone, but that it had
reference to the whole system Of intcrcolo-
NAL communications"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Trcumund Breithaupt,
Admir- of Gertrude J Brett
haupt, deceased, vs. Blu for Injunction
John Bauskett, Paul Fitz- Rtiicfand .Ae-
zimmOns, Robert Watts, count.
Executors of Christian
Breithaupt, deceased, Ct al.
T appearing to my satisfaction, that the de-
PENDANTS Paul Fitzsimmons, Osslan Gregory,
Ann E Gregory, Orn,ond Gregory, Mary In
gram, and Susan Breithaupt, reside beyond the
limits of this State, on motion of Griffin, COM
plainants solicitor, ordered. that the said Paul. Os-
sian, Ann f., Ormold, Mary and Susan do up
pear and plead, answer or demnr to this Bill
within three months from the pub. of this
order, or the said bill will be taken pro confcsso
against them. j. TERRY, c c L
Feb Z, 1873 lH
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j.. w. Coleman, in the Cincinnati Gazette,
under date of the 18th ul'. says, 1.-The ac-
tual number ofhoss slaughtered, in this city,
this season, is 1O7. -l34, and they are at least
20 per cent, lighter Than last year"
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FEBRUARY 8, 1897.
THERE will be an election held ut the
Il Banking House on the 18th Of March
next, for Seven directors TO serve for IL
months, III. HUTCHINSON, Cashr.
February g., 1897 c2
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NOTICE.
VAKEN Up on Thursday morning, on Horse
Il Creek. about 8 miles from Augusta, Ga, n
very large dark bay Horse. his right eye ont, has
II white spot on his forehead. q small white spot
on hs back. switch tail and black legs. The
owner il requested to come forward, prove prop
orty, pay expenses and take him away.
RUDOLPH CARTER.
Sept %, 1887 rA
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irving. aud loads Of flour have been shipped
from Cleavcland. received at that place Oh
tho Goth by the canal.
Gen. Scott is very quiet, waiting for de-
spatches from Washington. Mackenzie, l
understand. has left for that place, aud Gen
Van Rensselaer, l cannot hear from. The
last nows | sent you fom the West is con-
firmcd.
Samuel Johnson. brother to the Chair
man of the Committee of thirteen, is TO be
arrested for bringing Gen. Scott's name to
the II order. and will be examined to-
morrow, if caught.
Every thing is quiet SO far as I can learn,
on the other side.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
MOURNING MATHEWS. living 6
LVl miles cast OF Cambridge, on the old
Charleston road, tolls before me. a blood
Bay horse supposed to be nine or ten years
old, no marks or brand. Appraised to
Sixty dollars.
D. f. DAVENPORT, 10.
Feb. 9TH, 1888 &C
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
MT l.. BONHAM offers his professional
lVl. services, in Law and Equity, to tho
Public. He has taken the office formerly
occupied by Bauskett g. WigGall, opposite
Mr.. Glover's Hotel.
Dec. sc, 1897 n$7
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore. w.
John Balskctt, Bill for Account and
Admir- Of Jno. Moore Settlement.
WmJ Wishunan
and wife, and o hers.
II appearing to my satisfaction. that -
n Hardness, the sister of the defendant, Ann
Wishtman, if she is alive, resides beyond the
limits of this State, on motion of Griffin. COM
plainants solicitor. ordered that the said -
.lIur to AZ. 4II miaii.l ai.rr ..ra.ths from tne
publication Of this order, or that the said bill be
taken pro ~eon(esso against her.
J.. TERRY, ccE
Feb Z, 1923 l3t
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Bank Of Hamburg, $. CO.

Feb. 12.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-22
VOLUME XxXV.-..No. 4.

oPr"'.un'y, o' frheci'ng upon something IN the way
OF argument on the opposite side OF the question to
yours" ! ohl lnfinrncr is great throughout the CONNER.
ehal part OF The land. II has reached TO this place. IN \
manner too plIpabEe 10 b. mistaken-for your cnmmittee
no sooner appeared IN Boston. than that which had been
liked upon. as the course OF our banks. was CHANGED 10
suit y"ur views. That which many of us belle we'd 10
De the Only sound policy, was postponed TO what We
hoid 10 BE- an unsound, and probobIy ruinous one
ion cannot wonder, then. that even personal feelings
yieiu To The IN! p0rtsnceot the crisis; and those who never
wished TO join issue with YOU upon any question. should
get feel that the attempt ought, nt least. 10 be made upon
ms. IL "Hs not enough that you were wrong youTsrl:.
nni yon must try 10 make Us keep you in counlenance,
and men, with our aid brOwheat the legislature Of New
ioFk into doing what yon impel The banGs in y York
t" ask them 10 do. II this IS not an attempt to control
lie politics OF the country, through lis commercial me.
'tnp"IIS, then Is there no such thing a. evidence. I
think the people 81 this coantry viii do well to resist
snch Vaccinations in the outset think they ouol!,
TO give you to untprs,and that politics are no, in
Your legitimate province-that if you choose to re-
sign your Office, and act as a citizen. nobody will be
better entitled to influence and consideration; but thai
~h'Ie you hold II, the very worst chief magistrate whom
imagination could conceive them 10 be capable of elect.
ing agreeahiy TO our llws, would be a safer guide. in
'e g'TnFnnient OF the nation, than you.
very respectfully, A CITIZEN.