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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
NAvAL-The United States brig Pioneer arrived At
Baltimore on Wednesday.

CouRT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS, July 27-Ann Fitz.
patrick was put al the bar charged with breaking
earthen pitcher over the head of a city Waterman
named Peter VandenhoH, and epilling two cents
worth Of gin over that officers regimenials. 1.-THE
complainant, as is usual at the special sessions did
speak loud enough TO be heard by the prisoner,
who, consequently, was totally ignorant of what her
aecuser was testifying against her The court told
the prisoner that she had been accused of Ioafine
about Republican Alley, and behaving in very in
decent manner there. As, however, there was no
charge against her except for the assault and battery
she was sentenced for that offence to the rAen,ia-
ny for six months.
John CULVER a yellow boy, stoed charged with
| stealing from the store door of Hannah Griswold, a
few little notions Of dry goods. The testimony was
not sufficient to convict CULVER, he was sent on
his travels again
Isaac Brewer, pleaded guilty to stealing a watch
from his brother-ln-law, and was sentenced 10 the
penltentIary fersix months.
John McCabe, accused Of getting drunk and beat
inc his wife, Let off with lecture.
Mary Neal, small pattern Of Hibernia, WINS put to
trial on a charge Of stealing four bHnches Of onions
of the value Of 81 cents each bunch
Prisoner-Plase your worship, | never took the
oniens-l was drunk, yeur honor, and couldn't
helpit.
The Court acquitted the prisoner, no testimony ap.
pearng against her.
Mary Mullen was accused OF striking Bridget Muir
phv over the nose. Acquitted.
Eilen Mahan, charged with stealing dry goods,
was discharged on her own recognzance, TO appear
and answer when called upon
Jacob Roberts black man without legs was
charged with committing an assault and battery on
ceered girl named Nancy James, a resident OF Little
Water street. Mr.. Jones, officer, testified that the
prisoner struck the compl anant with a stick. The
police officers gave the prisoner good name Jones
gave the complainant good name. The court i'm.
posed nominal punishment.
Eliza Jackson, black accused OF assault and bate
ry acknowledged herself bound ia the sum Of 5000 to
appear and answer the charge at the next term of
the court, and was discharged.
William Smith and Margaret, his wife, were scct-
sed Of disordery conduct-the former was remanded,
and the latter discharged on her own recoanizance.
Lucretis Tey Of Grecian origin, was accused Of
black guarding folks and raising disturbance in the
Streets Remsndcd.
And then the court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

20 Oar friends will have perceived that the artist
employed by Mr.. Bennett to engrave the plate of
Queen vicsorias coronation, inserted George the
Fourth for Victoria. Mr.. Elton, of Division street,
has very kindly and very ingenously cut out the old
disspated King and as he is lover of the fair sex,
has inserted and nicely dovetaled the young Queen
and the cut of her is now what it should be.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

EVENING HERALD.-This afternoon, our afternoon
paper will contain all that is published in morn
ing paper the whole Of the shipping list for the entire
week, with digest Of the markets for the same period
together with all the latest news received by all the
mails up to o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
MAR I'll ID.

AT New Haven Coma Tuesday, by the Rev Mr. sscos,
Mr. henry Trowbridge Jr to Miss Mary w. soutsgsie OF
that city.
IL Falmouth. Mas. Mr.. George r. Burnhsm, to Miss Aeh-
sab Bsurnenye
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

~ Jim Crow Rice has returned from Long Island,
where he has been busy in writing opera fosnd-
cd on an astonishing fact that occurred in this city
few years age, Of black man turning white. II is
% be brought out at the National.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
MORNING III Err AL ID.
SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1885.

WnsxLr HERALD.-Today's Weekly Herald con.
taas q full account of the ceremonies and incidents
attending the Corsnatian of Queen Victoria with en-
Herald, giving faithful representation OF the interior
Of Westminster during the ceremony of the corona
tion-the Qssen's crown-King Edwards chair
sections Of the coronation at various stages of the
proceeding, &c Besides all Mr.. Benefits letters
the coronatona fall history of the doings Of the
week-together with law, commercial, and miscel-
laacous matters in abundance. Price, Ct cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

CHALLEscE.-E the pyretechnst not satisfied
with what he has already done in catering for the
public curiosity, has challenged the celebrated nro-
maui, Mons Lauriau for an ascension altitude and
distance for e2, 500 a side balloons ready.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

Posr OrricE AanAscsnssrs.-During the week
ending 23d inst, Nielsen Hoyt, Bolivar, Allegheny
Co. and Remus Hyde, Taberg, Oneida Co, were sp-
pointed post masters.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

CHAscE FoR LABonEss.-One thousand laborers,
says tho Springfield (Nass) Journal, are now want
si on the line OF the Western Rail Road.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

90 A state convention Of the wings Of New Jer-
sey 10 to be held al Trenton on the 9Th Of Septcm-
Der, for the purpose Of nominating Congressional
ticket.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

90 The pavilion Of the tall and graceful Giraaes
has been the only place Of fashionable resort during
the week. Those who have delayed visiting these
wonders Of nature cannot CRAFTY their curiosity after
this week. as the animals are TO be separated and re-
moved from the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

CRY Hall BELL-we learn from the Hartford
Courier of yesterday that the mammoth bell, cast for
the City Hail. left there that morning in the schoon-
er Cabot Capt. Downing. II will probably reach this
city today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

LrcHrSrSo The steePIe of ST. Bartholomew
church, at the corner Of Lafayette Place and Grea,
Jones street. was struck nigh, before last during the
tempest by lightning the ball torn in pieces and the
spire and belfry rent in several places.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
PROM nAnRusBURG.

The presence Of the military seems 10
have had the effect Of securing or4er and
decorum AZ the capitol.
In the Van Buren, division OF the House
on the 10Th. Mr.. Hopkins Speaker OF the
House, rose and stated, that he would
take this occasion TO remsrk-not. howe
yer. that he had any thing official 10 com.
municatc to the House-ibat on this
morning. he was called upon by gentle
man v bo was a personal friend Of has.
and informed that the Governor desired
TO have an interview with hun.
He accordingly proceeded 10 tie dwell
log Of Governor ltitner, when that gen.
;lemsn informed him that he desired "a
say TO him, that the troops brough; here
under his (,he Governor's) requisi,ion
had received his express order that nc
soldier. either armed or unarmed. would
be permitted TO enter within the wall,
which surrounded the Capitol. unless un.
der the requ,si,ion OF the Legislature OF
either branch thereof.
The Governor had informed him. fur
ther. that there Wa no intention. on Ia,
part. To disposscss any representative o
the people Of his place. aud that IT wa
not ms intention To interfere IA the reno
test degree. with the rights OF the mem
bers OF the Legislature, m the performance
OF their duties
The Governor ha9 also assured him. tia
be had not made any communication e
either branch Of the Legislature. no
would he. until he MAS officially .nlorme'
that the Legislature was properly organi:
ed. and he Mr.. Horkins) had Informed
the Governor that he would state thes
facts TO tie body over which he presided
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

PENSsrLyASIA. Its mons,rous 10 think
Of, that the Chief Ofhesrs OF Govern
ment which. like that Of the United States.
depends for ITS exemption from daily vio-
lenee so much upon the moral sense Of
The community. should lend its aid and
eountenanoe TO q course Of proceeding
hieh goes directly TO blunt. and IN the
end to obliierate. that moral sense by
which thus far the Government and Law
toi the Union have been upheld. and
10 which hey owe not alone their eff
ciency. but even their existence. Ii
these things be not only tolerated but
justified here, al the Seat of the Ganeral
Government. how long Will !, be. upon
any reasonable celcula,iou, before the
same Mob. which has driven the Senate
from its Hall a, Harrisburg. will expel
Congress from the Capitol OF DIVE the
President himself into the Potomac.
What security can We long have for
life, liberty. or property, II the very per.
sons who are appointed TO see that the
laws are faithfully executed, arc amonr
the pa.Iiators and abe,,ors OF such oq;.
RACES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Eo.n The .Nir-Ori,sn, Buil,,in. D,.. 2

,, on the .Nir-Orisans Bulletin, Dee g.
VERA Cruz TAKEN.--By the French
steamer Meteor. arrived last night in six.y
hours from Vera Cruz, intelligence Is re-
ceIved that the Castle Of San Juan de
Ulloa was taken by the French fleet after
bombaIdment Of three hours. with a
loss Of only four men by the blockad,ng
squadron, while from four 10 five hundred
hexiosns were killed. In the same shin
came messenger. who has hurried on
TO Washington. being the bearer Of i'm
poriani dispatches.
From The Courier we take the following par
tcularS Of the bomhartlmcnt:
On the 9Th Of November the French
Admiral, BAUDiN, sent word 10 the Mexi.
can General, RINeoN. that he was about
To attack the Castle Of San Juan de lilo.
About O'Clock the same day. 3 French
ingaies, sloop Of war, and two bomb.
ketcbes, mooTed between the reef within
gunshot OF the castle and so well direct.
ed were their bombs and heavy artillery
That IN less than four hours they had Il.
fenced the fire o. l6O pieces Of Mexican
artillery, demolished ell the outWorks. IN
GLIDING the famous Tedoubi called FL Ca.
ballero, and killed and wounded 600 men
OF The Mexican garrison.
About q o'clock in the afternoon Of the
21ih, the Mexican commander in the
Castle hung out q signal for the cessation
OF hos,Ilities, and begged TO be allowed
time TO Withdraw his wounded from ,be
ruins Of the Notifications. Admiral B,..
DIN replied that he could consent 10 no
truce, but would allow the Mexisans 10
retire from the fort II they oapitolaied.-
10 this the Mexican General agreed. and
Withdrew bis troops from the Castle " bicb
vas Immediately occupied by the French
soldiers and marines.
The Mexican army near Vera Cruz
was 1000 strong. bot their officers did
not consider Themselves able 10 hold the
town. commanded ss It vas bv the guns
OF the Castle. until the French AdHirsl
consented That one thousand Of The Mexi.
can troops should remain 10 the e,ty. 10
preserve order.
u was belissed that NEGOTIATION, rad
been commenced beiweea the Mexican
Government and the French Admiral Tor
Toe Fe-esisslishment of peace. ba, some
Tine may eiapse before The resul, is
<EoWn.
The wrench Admiral. IL vas thought 4
you'd no longer hinder ibe vessels Of ali I
1eiIons from trading 10 Vera Cruz.
we have here given al The particulars
sh,ch have reached us. or the ul,erior
ieigns 81 either the Preach Or Mexiesns
se are igaorsnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

THE SUB-TREASURf.-Th Alexandra
Gazette says that 1t Is now confidently asserted in
Washington that Caucus OF The Administration
party IN Congress has been held, and that, after
a full count, and severe drill, 1t has been de-
iermIned to try the Sub-TrcaSury scheme once
more, and, # possible, TO force 1t through The
bill, II Is said, will be reported without the s,-cic
clause, and II Is confidently expected by The Adj
minis,ration that it will b. passed. Such, u
adds the Gazette, "are the reports aflca,, ard We
give them without vouchins for their truth For
ourselves, VIC should not be at alt surprised 70
see these aniicipaticns realized. The de,erniin-
ell perseverance Of the Executive in any measure
Il adopts, seems certain eventually 10 carry IL,
no matter what may be the wishes Of the people,
OF how often their feelings in opposition may
have been expressed"
II IS inirnaied tina, some Of the Southern
leaders have agreed TO abandon the specie clause
IN the bill, and SO with the North for the raS no
ney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The effort 70 get up Convention in the Lou
doun Congressional District, TO uniis the Why's
upon one candidate at the Spring election, has
entirely failed. Ii il now reduced to a Certainty.
that the Wings will &c defeated in one Of the
s'ronges, Wing districts Of the Slate. unless Mfr.
Mercer or Mr.. McCariy shall voluntarily with
ora" from the contest. We have reason To hope,
from the high and patriotic character OF these
srn'icmen, that an arrangement aili yet he eff
icc'ed, by which that enig hened district will be
saved the disgrace which would attach to IL by
the eleciisn Of supporter OF the Administration.
solely through the divisions created by personal
predictions among tbc Whigs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20


We have accounts from Harrisburg M
to sunday morning. A number Of the
troops had been ordered home. with IN.
rections, however. 10 hold themselves
IN readiness for any emergency. hwas
expected that the Senate will. cary nexl
week, decide upon the recognition Of The
true House OF Representatives., and fear,
were entertained that 'unpieasan, conse.
quences may then cnsue
On Friday ia the Senate, Nj. PF.RsoN
made a report Iel1iive TO the EIGHTH
Huntington Senatorial district. Til. l.,
The dis'Iict IN which The Van Burcn
Judges threw out a whole county 10
give their candidates the seats
The Committee report hat coustis,
oil Ne rofes given IA The district. the rc.
suit Is tor BELL Nv $40, FRow ". b
Si1''. TO serve two years aud supply the
vacancy occasioned by the resigns'i,n Of
Gen. PORrER. elected Governor and Tor
the senate for four years MAcLAY ~. j
Sos, EYFR q. b. -5I3.
The report OF the Senaie's Committee
on The subieet OF the contested election
"a Tie Sih Senatorial District. was adopted
on Saturday by the Senate. by a vote Of
,. to 10. The wing Senators elect
Messts. James VI. Bell aud Robert p.
MoCiay, were then sworn in aud took
their seats.
ln the Senate on Saturday. a feoort
was made by the Committee which had
been appointed to ioquife into The organ.
iLai'on OF the House Of Representatives. -
After the rc7ding Of the report and &C.
con panying dispositions. The Chairman Of
The committee offered resolution thai
The Senate DO recognize the body presid.
ed over by Mr.. Cunningham. 10 be The
House Of representatives. III. resolu.
ton OccasiOned a debate, 10 uhieh Mes.rs.
Penfose, Frsiley Bell AID Chester. and
oihcfs took part Alter Nbich notion
TO rscommit prevailed
The Report. u - stated. had created a
fresh extiiemeotin Harrisburg.
We learn nom lbe HAMBURG kry.
stone, dated yesterday ,Mondsyl st one
T. NJ. That body Of troop. from Cumbef
land county, auited there co SUNDAY
vho took pOssess,on of the arsenal which
the Philadelphia troops bad evacuated
Three hours before Several con,panie.
Nere also expected yesterday from 40.
ans county. The Philadelphia troops
have ~ feiutatd home.
The keystone ". B. yehemenuy
calls upon iis party throuR bout The State
10 take Up arms 90 defence Of the stand
taken By The members from Philadelphia
c"uniy. sne announces, N terms Of Bat.
'er denuncisiion. the arrival Of fresh tfoops
rom some Of ihe interior counties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

u las beea 18th shlsigaed regret that
every qoiet aod we'll meaning eiiizen has
seen The ohheIsl paper 81 the AdminisiTa.
Ton ~ this ciy Zoe seseTsl DAYS pas:
co0nienancinK and even sppIaudiuz The
unlaNiul violence 81 Harrisburg, and The
interruption BY Mob OF The regular op.
sfsiion d the Government Of the State Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
ANOTHER rERRIBLE ExpLosIoN.

Another fearful steam boat explosion.
snd melancholy .oss OF some fifty lives,
has just occurred. The tragedy Of the
/" Anguish" hs, followed closely on the
catastrophe Of the General Brown" and
both tend to prove the perfec, impotence
OF the steam boa, law Of the last session
Of Congress As this body 10 again in
session let u look once more 10 this fright
fui subject, and see ii any improvement,
can be made TO the steam boat Law.
DaifinaVrs Pal, tos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Government, and have carried the country un-
hur, through iis recent soubies,' aud now.
through mutual gratitude, re have agreed TO as
ssi each other m the accomplishment of our SCI
hsh Srhemes. My Bank u 70 he the Govern
meni's right-hand Pet and It's notes are 10 be
declared equal 10 the constitutional currency
Of gold aud silver. and a preference given 10
them over all oih-t State Banks, &c; AMI m re-
turn the Bank il - BE- the Execunve's obedicut
humble servant no longer throw obstacles An the
uay Of his ambitious projects, and. # needs BE- J.
throw ITS weight against Henry Clay and Ma
tonal Alher,-Gallaiiu Bank"
la view Of the Bank becoming the fiscal aSen,
OF the Government. the Baltimore Chronicle r,.-
marks The result Of all the experiments OF
the scign Of Jackson and Van Buren will thus
be 10 substitute State Institution, owing no al.
leTIance 10 the Gcncral Government, for thu
Bank which. whilst Il was the creature Of m,
General Government. was subject to its eontrou
and supervisory power. The money Of the Go
vcrnmcnt will now be m vaults into which IA,
Government can have no right to iook--in IA,
custody Of officers WHOSE conduct the Govern
ment wil have no right TO scruunuc. Instea,
/ or being represented at The Boani OF the Bank
by Directors OF It's own appointment. IT mus
now submit 10 entrust It's millions 10 the con,ro
| OF a Boari which will no, allow /, to say a won
/ as TO the disposition II shalt make or Its va,
\ means. So ends the experiment"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

In our notice. last week. Of the elscsioa OF
Chaplain TO the u. s. Senate, the same Of Mr.
Fulton. BY the errcr Of the paper from which we
copied, was inserted instead OF that OF Mr.. Tus-
ton, ina few OF the first numbers issued
We learn from gentleman converSant with
the facts, that on n second ballot Mr.. fusion
wouid no dcub, have been elected but his
friends were disappointed in their ealc ulaiions rs
10 the resul, Of the hrs, ballot, The vote too ua-
eSpcc,cdly was made a party affair. ami n Mr.
r. was not Of the night faith for the majority. b.
was disposed of accordingly. la the House Mr.
I. Was not n candidate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Tic Annual Report o. the President sntp
feciofs Of the Baltumore and Ohio Ra,-R,.,a
company. states that the total srnount II r.
c''pis, for the year ending on the Ist Of neto,e,
last vas s'OO,s3l S3---and the total amount of
etpcnse, fof ihe same year sass .0sI % -le,v.
inR surplus ior the Company oT stf2.a5s 81
The Report states that owing 10 rircsn,st,nee,
no' "''hin i'e control Of the present Board Of
Dnec'nfs, DELAYS have occure,l in ne erteps,o,
Of ihc Road westward. The ob.i.e.e. -
ever no longer sHi,f, and the wosk VII 20 ON
hereafter VIII great fapidfy u selecting q
route, 'he Company has wis-ly bern governed
~ 'Hc pceuniary sni other Advantage connect
~ "im mat through Virgins G1m Hafn~r.-
FsHJ 70 Cumberland, BY shich means. l-.s.ds.
oih'f very Important points gained. an ,n,erf~,.
,nee WIN ne che,arcakc and Ohio Canal vii
be aroided. Companies q Eaginsen sdegus,.
% u'e l'c.''on Of 'he ehtre hns from Harrers-
Perry % Cumberland are noa 10 n,s ssla v,,h
insifuc''ons 70 prepare The mad n, eos,,,e,.
early 10 thc Spnng
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The capture of the Mexican Fortress Of =,
Juan DE Ulloa, by the French, will, II Is thought
speedily bring the Mexican Cioyornmen, TO de-.
eide IN favor II making peace on The terms Of
Tered by the enemy Their foreign trade Is an
INITIATED. their principal seaport captured the
contiguous country subJugaied or oyerawed. and
the high road TO the city q Mexico open 10 the
invader.
The bomb shells n The French. 1t is stated. Fl.
irc'ed most dreadful havoc within the fortress
The situation 81 The powder magazine being
knoWn, shells were thrown directly upon the
SCOT. Three % hcm exploded viih SO much VI.
olencc that tic decks Of several Of the French
vessels ai The distance of more Than mile ws,.
sifcWrd with their fr.~mcn,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

CANADA, viii b, seen that the s'Pa,.io,s''
have again taken the field. The Canada war.
like the war IN FLORIDA, generally begins about
the time /, ends.
The hanging Of the patriots" has commenced.
The S1ckeus Harbor Journal, Of Dec. Q, says
We have been informed by gentleman who
witnessed the scene, that the Patriot commander
Won Shoul'z was hung in Kingston yesterday
morning, and Ina, Col. Abbey and Mr. George
were TO be executed on Wednesday morning
next, AMI perhaps Mr.. Woodruff. ihough tho
Governors sanction Of the conviction and sen
irnce Of Woodruff had not been received a,
Kingston when our informant lefi."
The report of the capture Of For, Maiden, hy
the Patriots. has no, been confirmed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
ARRESTS FoR TREASON

Charles +. Muenich OF Harrisburg.
Charles Pray Of the county Of Philadel
phia, add John Savage Of the city Of Phil.
aGelphia, have been arrested for Treason,
and entered into reoognizance for their
appearance at trial. Other arrests are
gong on-M Cahan the ince adiary from
the Post Office OF Philadelphia. learning
That wits were out, PrecipIta,ely leil here
this morning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20
GovERNoR,s ELECrInN.

The official canvass of the votes for
Governor took place at the capitol on
"Wednesday. and the result, was declared
To be as follows:
Aggregate vote for Porter, IN S:3l
do do Ritner, l:!2 }25
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

Senator Buchanan has written q long
letter to the editor Of tho Richmond En-
quirer, in explanation and defence Of the
recen, course OF his political friends in
Harrisburg. Mob proceedings require a
strong defence in Virginis. Let the
Wings be right or wrong m their preten.
s,ons to = seat in the Legislature. no un-
prejud'eed man. who lover law and liber-
~, can say " ord IN favor Of Mons.
-fieraadi "a Gs-efff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The Van Buren, branch Of the House Of
Representatives Of Pennsylvania have
nominated candidates for United States
Senator. They presented thirteen names,
among them that Of Richard Rush. The
rems,ning .~elve have scarcely ever been
heard Of by dozen men out Of Pennsyl.
wanna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-20

The ksroisfIsa IN Psonsylvaais is the
legitimate fruit Of Jaeksonisn. Coz. Ben.
ton predicted. that. IL Jackson were made
President opr Legislators would be com.
PEELED 70 meet Wilh pistols 10 their belts
and u 10 even co. The f,uif they
eat Is Of the tree they planted"
iLyasAtusg FsyFiai4