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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

allow beautiful is nightn beauti-
lul when clothed with the darl, man
tie Of deepest blue, Studded with the
ornaments of her subllmity, shining
with redoubled splendor, from the
contrast of her dark attire. lel
stars that thus shine forth in the fir.
Imomcnt Of heaven, how many revo.
buttons have We not witnessed, how
many ages OF darkness and mysterl-
Gus error; how many hearts that havel
poured out their feelings of wonder
and awe, while gazing upon thy all
\ powerful attractions; hearts that
were wont to pierce through thy UNI
known dwellings,; that have aspired
to reach beyond thy revolutionary
Z orbs; how many hearts could you
mot deveIope that have been crushed
by ambitionl how many by sorrow
/, land misfortune! and how many Sc.
r crst plots OF life and DEATH And
!. vet We shine on in soltest beauty
r regardless not of the future. perlor
, ming with never varying equanlmlty
ie thv ccaseless round of everlasting
to motion, governed onls by that han'
< that touches the spring by which a
= natureis moved into existence.
y "How beautiful is nightfn hoy
g. beautiful the soft and radiant moor
o. light, as il breathes lis peryadiu
!. y witchery over the bosom Of natur
: : its influence is instilled unconsciou
~ ~ in the heart, aud the feelings spe
ed bound by It's gentle display OF love
ed ness. The soul imbibes the pure
no. sentiments while contemplating
Iop delightful prospect. The hills al
40 valleys reflect wSh mild humility !
ar benlgnant light orheaven--the mul
his iudes OF the vast creations have
= tired to their evening rest-and ST
inc ness reiens--an uninterrupted ST
ffi' ness. The air--thc earth--.ihe $
CIR seem united IN silence and rcpo
80 and man only is awake TO the c.
III scious beauty of the scene. j
~ ~ mans own bepeft~-for his own
80 nvment was this semblance of gr'
co., aeer created,
al aror him the spring dislils her dcw',
~ And from the slken gen is lucid lea
.lo unfold"
~ Should hs not, then, bshold "
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14


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nnnulluH WIS terrible. Crowd. or ~.
ifen'i q both sexes snl all aaea. werel
Assembled % the spot where We s,tnd
earnestly Watching The progress Of thel
battle, sharing Ia az IT, sicisaiiadee. b (
We highest slate Of excitement al thsl
clearing up ri the columns of smnte
showed when Tho Russiansor rolpshndl
TED aud he doscfbod the entry Of Tho
remnant of The Polish army into War;
saw as sublime and terrible. their hair
ana faces were bcgrimmod with powder
and blood their arnor shattered and brn.
keni and all, oven dying mon, were
singing patriotic songs, aud whom the
fourth Regiments among whom was The
brother OF my companion, and who hail
particularly distinguished themselves
IN the battle, crossed The bridge and
MED slowly through the streets, their
lances shiycred against the curiasses oil
the guards, their helmets broken, their
faces BACKED. and spotted with blood,
some erect, some toitcring. and some
barely able 10 sustain themselves h
The saddle, above the stern chorus of pa
irloilc songs, rose the distracted cries of
wives, daughters, and lovers,
seeking among this broken band for
orms dcarcr than life, many of whom
we're sleeping upon the battle field. NV ,
companion told me, that he was then a ,
ad OF seventeen, aud had begged with
ears to be allowed TO accompany ,,hirl
...~>i,t-'ef a''s uUy $50 nau SVuVu WIN ,
lis mother on the very spot where he
lid, his hand in hers, which she grasped
as every peal Of cannon
seemed the kncll of her son; and when
he Iancers passed, she sprOng from his
side as she recognized in the dropping
igure Of an officer, with his spear bro
ken in his hand, the figure of her gallant
boy he was then reeling in his saddle,
his eyes we're glazed and vacant, he died
TINT night in their arms.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
A GENTLE REpROOF.
BV s. Sleeper.

One day, Zachariah HQdgson was
going to his daily vocation alter break
last, Ire purchased a fine large Goldfish,
and sent it home, with directions to-
his wife to have it cooked for dinner.
ASH particular mode Of cooking was
prescribed. the good woman well knew
that. whether she boiled it or made it'
Into chowder her husbend. would
scold her when he come home. But
she resolved toplcaso him once, if pos
sibIe, and therefore cooked portions Of
ii in several different ways. She al
so. with some little difficulty. procnr.
ed an amphibious animal from q brook
back of the house, and pumped II into
the pot. In due timeher husband came
Ihome-saw some covered dishes or
the table, and, with q irownirg, fault
finding look, the moody man commen
cedthe conversation.
We'll, vile, did you get the fish
! boughtl'
!. yes my GEAR.
Il should like 10 know how yol
! have cooked it. | will bet any thlni
). you have spoiled for my eating, lta
! king or the covert i thought Sc
! What in creation possessed you 7
:, fry it? Iwould as leave eat q bollc
. frog.
why. my dear, ] thought you lo'
a ed it best fried
!. :. You didn't think any such thInt
: YOU knew better. lnever loved IRE
- fish why didn't you boil tn
- NV dear, the last time we had Tres
- - fish. YOU know | boiled il, and you So
- - YOU liked it best fried. But ha'
some boiled alsc.'
w.. So saving, she lifted cover and
We the shoulders Of the cod, nicely ho'lf
were neatly deposited in DISH
,;o siuht of which would have made
IS. epicure rejoice, hut which only add
nd to the Immature Of her husband.
no "a pretty dish, thls!!' exclaimed
,ra .boiled FISH, chips. and porrldee.
>. vou had not been one OF the most $
b;t. mid OF woman kind you would 1ha
,m made it into q chowder.
ca His patient wife, with a sm'Ie' !,
is mediatcly placed tureen before
tols containing an excellent chowder.
was NV dear said she,l was r ,
,wr to please you. There is your 'avo'
,eti dish ., ..u,,
anc sFavoritc DISH maeeo' -
,ars the discounted husband;'l dare
, onI i san unpala,able wishy-washym
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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Political slfeNlafs ~
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shspf companies. will bs
fefllssmalslAs ahd at the
sfsfisivs Fof forts llaeA
sahle A pleasure, t4tH 4
llsfs N0eualfats IN tithaf
y less Than one yeafs aui
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n N annual sdtcfiisefa is
I own Immediate bnslhess,
Isemcnts FOR the benefit "
\, seni " by them, must be
square.
AL ADVERTISEMENTS Ten
bot slIerable, > months, 6 10
b. db. 0 DO. 90
b. DO. T2 d.. 80
candidates rot office will
each.
woRs must be paid for on
letters mat be pdid, or
be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
u Southern CR.scp.
MONS MARE.

IS of Fannon, the famous
PfRandolph, would make
more interesting than
lion. He wasa reckless
minded as the hounds
|e sometimes slew the
nocent in cold blood
But he had that ins,iMc
bearing of authority
people within the metes
polio will. He and his
day resting themselves
lnglng here and there
Fass in the shade of the
his subordinates, a BIC
d got mad with him.
Fen boiling in him for
md some fresh .allrqnat
pused his anger 10 be-
nable-he drew his
resting with his elbow
Ind his hand under his
cted followers were a.
he heard the click OF
they cooked their r.
alone!" cried Fannon,
Up tone. He laid still
bssessed, with his keen
On the raging licuten.
a tremendous plunge
But when the stroke
\ swerved away like {
bailled man plungec
be ground. Quick a
Pns sharp blade passe'
gantic frame. "Thu
kh tn ose who disregar'
!. and his eyes glove
! ~ a serpent's. TIL
} earth for ever.
mare is written Attn
| \; and she is the here
hi. writing. Achille
and Balius, and Poo
n er bad his Bucephalu.
i is Selim Fannon VIZ
ID like lbem, andlike the
II lte and trusty charge
! bare WIS worthy Of HI
d a better man." /
naA ted Doe, from her r
n color 10 a deer. 81
sn nal fleet, powerll
~ le, as a lamb-and b
her, ] dare say, abo'
4 or tile life of his +
bore him proudly a
A. he bloody skirmish
'M When he stood in /
lh' o. his partisans, or
'ola $50, the faithful brl
g ever ready TO be
i@ yer he would. |
lie mare.
wafs east side Of Little r
m'P and some four or (
rev. : one day captured
TO ne OF Hunter-a W
cay ntry about Salisbu
NJ ent cause Of death.
|llNa 9 man Ne should HI
! a was evidently, a /
! what could he a
celess with a dozen
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=, ! pa. The rope was
: &c :, 9 old oak threw GU
|. ~ 'snches. Fannon
~ Pray for his time
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

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Tying iht tis 8 stanss IT. .es
~ ihs diHeaHf fWM Niilah NJ hlthhol.
10 whfh te aWktd i few asaffs 81
1efa ahd scattered Il over Ne fsta.
lhf h'ark less eame and pnfthak wi,b
ilifif ntti ffll#ti afd sUrh ennins
ahA eaekiihv Weh A ttful,,nn and
4iAege'iasl fhe sseun eaa hAe
imi lwfl mAht a. inyidlors eamtaf.
'sahi yetit WIS very pueh lihe@.
When dic boys attempted Il catch
'hrh' they were not 4 ltiie amused Al
lheif Staggering gait. and their yirgar
course through Che CIR. Al length
'ney Faincd Tie edge u the wosts,
and There beiug luihtd by new ~.
ctuii' which happened 70 bc sober,
lhey United al The Top Of their voices
N hnw hlw having, shouting eth.
e. The pfasesor The curses Of alcohol.
u was difficult 10 tell which, a. they
ratified away with rhyme or reason,
70 much like.---~-.
But tho Colonel saved his corn. A,
soon as they became sober, they set
heir faces stcadfastly against alcohol.
No, another kernel would they touch
y his field, lest 1t should contain the
'ccursed thing, while they went and
pulled up the corn Of has neighbors.
Ioreturnli like dog to bis vomit--like
washed sow TO the mire--llke-----
not they. They have too much res.
pectior their character--back as thew
again to be found drunk.--Pco-
"a (Ht) Reg.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

When a State bank issues new
plate, II Is suggested that it should
send a specimen OF the bills, duly
made out and signed, to the editors.
A bright idcal
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Cayenne Pcpper.--Thc following
is related in the "Trnvels
OF the Missionaries in Southern ARR
ca."--On one occasion, while the
of them seeing Mr.. Read help hum
self to little Cayenne pepper, its
rcd color attracted his attention, and
he asked for some Of it. On getting
the Cayenne, he instantly threw
quantity Of it on his tongue, but on
feeling its pungency, he shushls eyes,
clapped his hand upon his mouth, and
holding down his head, sndeavorsd
maniully to conceal his pain. When
no was able TO look up, he slyly
touched Mr.. Read with bis ieot, TO IN,
innate that he should say nothing;
| but give the same dose 10 the othen
present. Another chief next 80,
some, who also instantly felt It's pow
CIR, but understanding the joke, as
soon as he was able TO speak, he ask.
cd for some for his wlics and thus II
went round TO the great diversion OF
J, all afterwards. We have known the
same trick played upon each other by
! the stern chiefs of the North Amer.
|, lean Indians, with mustard. OF which
each took a spoonful, when dining at
F, a white mans table: but though the
pungent condiment caused the big
n tear TO roll down their cheeks, they
!. scorned to show that they felt PAM
! until had gone round, and then they
! smiled at each other with iac''arr
!. gravity London paper.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Undergraduates from Malaga
Of tie eIst August. received b. the
Great Western, state. that owing 70
the very low prices si which sweet
wine had been selling in this counsry'
shipments would he withheld. a
reaction in this country muss follow
II course.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Paaoceas.-A chap calling himself
Reuben Hill, recommends a quack
nostrum known as "Dyspeptlc Cordl-
all which, as he says, cured himself
OF the rheumatism, bis vile oil the
sick headache, his daughter OF the
fever and aguc, and his mother OF a
bad cough, besides mending the cellar
stairs and putting the baby asleep.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Ice. |
ldmislistralsI
|edl,avinel'I
gasd, at ln /
the Prob'sj
v, on The u
|. decd. all th''|
t said e'tlrs|
tn. N fo'-rE,,s''
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

Never be afraid to defend an ab.
sent friend, whose character is as
saulted in your presence. Your fsrs
will betray TO ridicule. the very thing
you are aiming 70 AVOID, when the
courage you display in defending hun
will create respect Tor yourself
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14

ForgeGulaess.--A rogue asked cha
rity, on pretence Of being dumb a
lady having asked him with equal SIM
plicity and humanity, how long ne
had been dumb, he was thrown oil
his guard, and answered, "Five long
years, madam"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
ROPRRrl

BE. Il,
will oasf !
Ter for on,.ls|
m a credit
ote nego'a]
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residence Q !
laid NewfI'''
wishing tor
all and exam
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09
NOT T..

* 'rne of deed of trust executed by james
MILAN OF the town OF Lknehhulg, bearing
C inc day Of April. Isl aud recorded IA the
I'TM 5 Office # the llusnaes Count ot sald town,
s"a'l' Tor the purpose specified III sud d"ed pro
sef' on "Wednesday The % day o May neHt. on OF
| 'n' premises, III the town oil IL cnhnrL 10 >tll,
" NE highest b!drr at public auction, Tor cas-,
A PIECES OF GgsoEED
!"s 10 sad town, ON Thltd street containing eighty
WV ,hd llalitet ON lnnd Sueet, antl running back
ro "udIed and lliry two feel being part ot lot No,
,u "lr plan OF the town. adjoining aud running par
NV oiilailey, q having on 1t GoLd Buch ent-
,o, Ac'ing as trustee, shall OF eou1se only con
n III! ,i'e as such, which however Is beIicycdto bc
questionable.
April . a1u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09
AllrI 9
" AkD ELECTION.

5aHIE following is OF thu person. elected in
Lunch Ward No. |, and iisnt Nuid No is Alder-
u. - ANA common Couu llneu liz ID Apn, l555
ALDERMt.N -lNlfch Ward No. l-Ammon Hancock
David X. l., man, taswe Pos Jno. r. d. pa.ne Samuel
|. " utt, Joseph li. Nown.
lirarv ard, No, 2.-iienrv NJ. Didnkc, Esq. NJ. W.
Ua,rnport Nm. l.. Lancaster, Samuel Sowlnl Maurice
Laughore, Jr, Henry o. oehooheld.
CUUNNIL NGN.--Iluc Wand, No. 1--Smlson II.
Dawes, John NJ. Otcy, John iols Isaac Adams, llal
Fletcher, Peter Dudley. =
Hamy " ard no .-Sampson pingmd David u; Muuel
Tho q. Acrce, Ianss ", Morgan. Nathan b. Thurman
Iessc h. Perry. HENRY pu NNlNGroN Sere't. e. l..
hprl II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09
MFRS. g.. q. sysaB'ag. formerly

y "a. g.. 3. sNdb'as, formerly principal OF
w the Bedford F,male Seminary has consented
through the SorcIl,tIon at iflenl- u opep 4 g'c-
sf2a!c ScitOos nt her own residence, ncal
l-lh'ny, GA the lG day 4 Al ri ntXl All lie usual
brar chcS Of Female Education will be taught eN-
crpt Music.
AEES F%. IS Formerly vix ENGLISH branches
pea terra ol five mohIhs SO, French SO, M,zzo-
Unto Pdnuug -. Oucnlal Tuning SO. Boarl
may b" had IN respectable and eentecl laaliltes IN
lhbrlty. 1T Unreasonable Ilices.
AnrI Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

~ Persons asking l.
list, will please say they a
Al. J. Amber,
Nm. Akers,
Mark Anthony,
Theodore 4. Andrews,
Y-Geo. boyd,
Jpo. +. Barnett,
Eich'd. II. Brockway,
Rth'd. II. Burlls,
poct. Thus. Brow u,
rAJltha a. Baldock,
John Brady,
Mis-. lhos. ii. Bass,
Reuben Baldock,
inc. II. ballard,
:. NJ. Boss,
Presley iioieY,
Jno. +. Burnett,
Vim. Bur.iger.
Miss Nary boyd,
Wm. Bennett,
Wm, Bisby,
Ee,. oanl'l. Blair,
Mss Elijah til Brown,
Doct. A. Bartlett,
Mss Margaret brown,
Ms Ann h. Iio" II,
Mai. ". ". Brown, Z,
James Bass,
Rob't Bibb,
Jos. BrooAsban'>,
Mis- Martha +. Bricc.
a. John { nipirn,
Wm. Goats,
LkIrl Carter, col d.
VIM, Cox, ?,
Charles l.. Cobhs,
David Callahan,
uaHd Gro :,
Vim. thailnn,
CLERK Ilustings Court,
Mrs.. Nancy ,. CinrH,
Nm. Collins,
Pleasant Casey,
Mrs. Ann u, , ohbs, :.
D-Jos. Davidson,
Dahl. Day,3
Gr,. SaraA Is. Davis,
Ms Lucy l.. pa" son,
james laws,
Demuori,
Lawns {. Dowly,
Wm. b. D.sies,
Miss .3,1ly l.. Davis,
Sm'l. DAVIS.
i.-Jlmes Ellis, col d.
iucA'd. Is. Ellis,
l'-Da,id Fowler,
Miss Virginia l'runer.
& Janr 4. Gray,
Jno. II. GoodW, II, ;,
.ao. H. Com,
Lows GiItnor,
WIN. Il. GOT,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-09

Id orprrlfc IN fact ~ si,,,,,c l,,n Ia th,i =,
monnt to the favored b,uL
The frsnlt t. th,i IN ,,,hr, casa ths aisf,butnn
Of the profit resulting fran, tho ,,hbr ,rpo.it,s
would DEPEND ON the l. x.r,tivc D,n,,tn,nt nhetb
81 niad, with the Exccut,yc onire,. ~, IN drnosite
bauks under the act of lSlG Thc + >,cntl,r m nnr
ease Muuld have he selection of the b,nLs aud in
the otlct the control over the ,uhottn,te officers al
his department; with tins difference that when tn
bank WIS selected it would under th, act t s6 he
un1fl the conrnI and mot, cton of Law, but ,h. OH
rers would lie cnmpIrrrl, unIrI the enntrnl Of the
head III the department at all times THIS Is the, sum
total Of the difference II Won u,,. IN. l,fl ,pu
have the one and # Won drl,at H. Won ka,, The 9th
81.
Thus regarding It, and being opposed on cansIlfll-
iunonal grounds t. receiving any thiup bnt tie Il,
III culrnr, OF the county, or t,nvrrumcnt sre,iz
III the public dues and 10 the inc tra~e Of / Ne,u
patronage, lie could uur uo>shl, vote To- the bull
is amended. tie was drridcdlN opposed To ali Dis
crtuona1N poweis, especially IN the Executive branch
III the Governments, 4, u lh, bull would give gteatef
Tim any that has ever passed. 1t would not onl,
eee the power 10 winch lac has altc,l, alluded oi
tayolng what bank It pleased, hut the controlling
paaer ri demanding specie at pleasure ni Tie We
allse, al any hunk IT m'ght dcs,rc 10 opprrs, aud
lhstlntup hom demanding Of Ihusc It Intended Ia Ia
vor. Power, such a, these he regarded - lneonna=
Hhje with lrcc system Of Government, aud liz ion
one could al consent to confer them.
Bnt hr I'D olhct and losuinl lhlr obections.--ln
givtue thr llurigualiy lus support lac w,s govern.
- nv 4 orrn ,unsItri ill the tnil sonar tI,4u al,
titc Government and the banks was indispensable.
He trnk brnctti that We had he'd 4 p5Int
Where 1ar separation was absolutely necessary 10
". both tio,ein,,,nl and h,uhs lie Ms under A
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SECOND SESSION.
REMARKS or MIR. CALHOUN.

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SperIc SECTION.
Nh. CALHOUN SAID. IS hie rs II - 10 o'clock
Al m2hll ana iIugurd aud exhausted Is the Sen1tc
hnst be alter NiInn ten hours, he compelled Ia
lmiGde himself on thrt prueute. Hhr qnpst ION
WIS On the 'nG'oS>n"nr Of ihr hill nni Is he could
mol possibly vote fat It IA lh' sh,pr It hid assumed
he Wis constrained to lsSisn his frl,onsi hui he
would do II ~ ia" Icwe~t word, possible. lie sud he
WIS most ANXIOUS - vote tor the mr1suie. lie had
taken the deepest interest N It, and iet most spui-
louS Tor MS success; and II he thought that tie bull
Had been 50 earnestly cou,euing, aeioch, he would
g"e II ms vote. But such WIS not his lufpeSs on.
ou The torIlHlN. he believed that WIS IN tntife
surrender ct the cause. lie Wnull - foilhrr u
WIS renegade movement, aud would leave tire
cause N worse condition 1h1n II WIS So la ton
a divorce from the banks and return II t5. eonSli.
tatonaI currency the btll, IT Stood non sitIu.d
" restore the dcpusuc bnnk system aeaio, with
somc l"ltnteS more ohIrIIuuahle Ihtn II trlsnelly
possessed winch he would NOW pro, ecd IL show
Ga The motion Ct the Senator ttom Grotslt. Nh
CnDhbrl',) the 90 section, winch provides lor the
collection OF the dues oi the Government III specle.
WIS srrnek out, with the aud 81 = Few on tin, sIlr
Tie entire oppnelllon 10 tie divorce the oth,r
hat srttlCn PROV led Iol the repeal OF tie aut
uuoa oI 1916 Wh'cl AN hu thr recelpt II In X
nous rs cash m the dues ut IA, pr he The effects
al tbs will hc. ~UoulI the htll paS, n Il, plt.,n4
SHAPE, that the Government NH collec is revenue.
aud III he rs dr. burScmeuts exclusively in hnl, notes
rs Il dd before the Suspension toof p nc, IN NJ =,
List Things Will sttul ptct>tl, ~ II ou them with
but single exceptions tht the public fnasitcs vii
be made vi h the officers OF thr tiotefnnlrul III.
steal the banks, ulrIrr the provision OF tie de
po>te artoi 1886 Thu. ir is cr.iin All aefec
thai ST eh would be 'hr fact aud such he ,lrcl u
the passage of tins hii rs it stauas Now he pIten