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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

sksssoss ~ Hsuog L aAkss
~ Ne Ss1e Eroxiss1icss - lts TalsvTs Aesds~y.
Miss R~*s.ss, from New York, v i'll NEST invari-
ally attsast the attention II strana o. sPsn being
usbered into the presence Of the sch oel. Her fell
face. and eeks Of che brightest crir ason eoatrast
BEAUTIFULLY with her black eyes and dark brown hair
which hangs in great profssisn ON to her shoulders
in ringlsts Of uncommon ease and beauty. Age, Is.
The two Miss K%ssss@s, from South Carolina,
twin sisters, are among those dsneninsted secct -
They have admirable way Of showing OF that,
arstocratic spirit which gives the idea OF one being
OF high famy and characteristic OF the Carolinians
They are very intelligent, and favortes Of many
Age, H. M
Miss S., from Syracuse, is a magnificent looking
young lady, aud many gentleman has been to
look pale with modification upon catching her eye,
and finding not the least encouragement given to his
smiles and attempts to hatter, but countenance
which evidently Indicated 81 care for none Of you"
OF course she is ensageds Age, 10.
Miss S'*~"~~~ from Mobile, has beautiful face
Of the Grecan mould and decidedly the clearest and
best complexion in the institution. She has q sweet
voice, bat the Of confidence in herself prevents
her from letting her voice fnll and distinct
she would otherwise. Age, IL.
And last, though not least, is Miss B*~*****S,
from, New London, Conn. This'yoaag lady comes
asarsst to our idea OF American beauty OF any men
toned and with her chiselied, well proportional
features, has figure faultess all appearance, and
would make grand model for the artist and sculp-
tor. Whether at the piano or on the stand, Miss b.
retains the dignity and self-possession which
her steady eye and thinly compressed lip, with an
toss Of her head convey to the observer
u being prominent trait in her character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

Advice 10 Nibl0.
1. You must never put Gambati's name in the bills
when he is mt therc-instaace, Burton's benefit.
2 You must not, for the sake OF saving little gas
douse your glim' before the audience leave which
you frequently do.
g. Yon must teach your orchestra that the audi
ence can discriminate between the tuning and the
"overture, and not allow them to put them off with
the former when they expect the latter
L. You must not delay commencing your perform
ances until the audience give unequivocal proof Of
dissatisfaction.
3 You must reform the practice Of keeping 1000
persons confined in a hot theatre during the half
ho~r infs,fssion allowed for refreshments to those
who cannot get seats. AMicvs.
Mn yAs BURgr.-Mr Van Burea is a very gen.
tleman- like intelligent man. very proud Of talking
over his visit 10 England, and the English with
whom he was acquainted IL Is remarkable, that al.
though at the head Of the democratic party, Mr.
Van Buren, has taken step striking at the very roots
of their boasted equality, and one on which General
Jack son did not vcntsree =. he has pre- vented the
moboc racy from intrudng themselves at his levee.
The police are stationed at the door, to
the intrusion Of any improper person. few years
ago. afellow would drive his cart, hackney coach
up to the door; walk INTO the saloon 10 all his dirt
shake him by the one hand whilst he Hourished his
whip in the other The revealing scenes which took
place when the Refreshments wee handed round,
the injury done to the furniture and the disgust Of
the ladies, may be well i'm. gined. Mr.. Van Buren,
deserves great credit for this step, for IL rva. bold
one but must not praise hin too much for he may
lose his next election Naryafs Diary
NIsLo's Three lines will apprize our friends that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

TaE GREAT SEA RAcE-rsE BRITISH QcEEs
AHEAD THE GREAT WEsTKRS-Capt. Eldrdge,
Of the ship Margaret Scott, arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, passed the British Queen ana Great
Western, steam ships, the Sd inst at ~ o'clock,
A. NJ in lat Al, long. &C. Captain 4. reports the Bril-
fish Queen fifteen miles ahead Of the Great Western
The weather fine, the sea calm, and the steam
ships ploughing through the water at devil Of a
rate, with all sails set.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

The following Is the average and from the
Associations also the average specie circulation FOR each OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

gsaersls the judges, and the other hanbsgs q the
day TIE dssdiss seldom approach her, for her Pow
Of rScsle severe, and she s~ts up oscasisn-
ally with sons ekill and eIsgasce. = pels1 Il iu1s-
Sssce the Cosntess is superior, but this nsy svse
fro. age and opportunities. Josephns No. I'll the
raeihess and Sishsess, il her manner ssa STYLE sfth
American character The English lady is thorough
bred-but wants the genius and originality Of the
American. IL " doubted whether theirs is another
woman in this country in England possessing ssch
a combination Of magnificent and beautiful proper
tions as Josephns Clifton. In this respect the Coun-
tess Of Westmoreland including her whele suite can
not compare with the American woman cannot evea
begin to compare In point Of bisth and con.ections
know SO little Of heraldry that comparatively
ignorant Of ether--but, il not mistaken, 1 pre-
sumo they both spring, in the male line from Adam,
and in the female line from Eve, and in this espect
they are equal in blood, lineage and rank. But Ia
this country these are accidents, havnGlittle
influence with persons Of intellect, taste, and intel
lectual power. Here talent manners, personal bear
ing and personal character are every thing-asd in
these points Josephine Clifton compare with enc
half the nobility of England, and beat the other half
without comparing.
But must be done, for the mail is closing. To-
morrow I shall continue my sketches of society
here.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

JrssE A. BvNUM, locofoco, has been reelected to
Congress from North Carolina. The probability Is
that CHARLrs suIrHsRD, also locofoco Is reelected
from the 4th district.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

| o. The Pope of Rome is just four years older
| than Henry Clay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-09

10 IL has been discovered that there were only
ten or twelve engaged in the recent Cobourg affair.
They have been examined and nothing proved against
them. The Canadians were very much frightened,
and when this little more thar half dozen armed
men appeared on their frontier they imagined they
saw a Thousand armed 10 the teeth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

soyGTJ ~ r Tn, . door. from william.
90 The article Of Apparel forming large item IN The sxPen-
dsre Of every Gentleman, is highly important to obtain
ready Cash Sale for the when rendered unseeeabe b
wear saving be made annually BY attention
this her, considered unimporan subject The subscr-
Der having effected arrangements with his 81 the
Western Country for the Transportation Of Cast off Clothing
&C. upon the liberal terms thus enabled TO give tho
outside An nducement to having the same to
favour him with their commands.
line through the Post Once otherwise 70 the above
address, will meet with tIict attic non. je % 3 m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN & CO.'S HATS,

heretofore offered They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, lightness d.ra
by and lustre at the reduced price Of 81 Their aiei
are Tor cash. which precuds the necessity charging the
customer for loss incurred by the bad The public are invited
to examine their Hats BROWN CO.'S wholesale and re-
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham Square, Of Mott
New York mySl-3m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

NOR sALE-A superior iron press, Boston patenl-soo
II boxes sardnes, in oil, jsst received g per Dor.
10 cherries In brandy, ~ bottles each $3.50.
Is cases White Wine-25 DO Red Wine, 1871, ~
Is casks Bordeaux Wines, S22
1000 feathers Tor billiard cues, at Sc. per dozen
Apply At sor Broadway, Of ROCHE,
.,91 In. CAT. de Mile Colonies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS.

~ CLIKEHUGH, invites all wearcrs and connoisseurs 70
inspect his newly invented venatng and perpetual fitting
Wigs which, for elegance, lshtne and durability may be
placed among the first productions Of modern art In their
nuacure they differ from all others made here The hair
being sng inserted and equally distributed to appear
just issuing from the skin In their form they more
OF the brow than the natural hair does and having metal
lie spring, all disagreeabe pressure is obviad They
particularly to those residing climate
they can be made emily weight and thin goss
For this invention, and the advantages connected with the
euercan nstt awarded the first premium, and competent
professional udss have pronounced very Of
perfection.
Hair Cutting Rooms 2O7 Broadway, Of Fulton street
aul6-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

LEARN TO Be WISE.
IL ardent a tention should meet with success,
Be it far more to practice and less to profess:
Division, Peck slip, Duane, Ann street forego-
For zoe lead to wisdom, while they lead to we!
If nature will have her wild way let us think
Who better can lead fro m the treacherous brink,
We think and know well what art can restore
Health, any may find it at Centre st.-4.
Those quackcries have been delusve too long,
They give to the shroud both the ak and the strong
Their charges great while the knowledge small,
Then GIRARDIN will cure you pay not at ali.
One bottle will you those sages will say,
But others will follow il day after day,
Till you fail to exist while they fail to restore,
And their pockets exult at the .one bottle mere"
aul2- Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
q. w. TILLOu.
SrocK, BASx.rorE, GoLp AND SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,

q. w. TILLOu.
SrocK, BANK.rorE, GoLD AND SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No 81 Wall street. fourth door below the New Exchange,
Nrw Yosx.
Uncurre.t money discounted at the lowest rates.
DOUGHT AND SOLD, Eastern money, Southern money,
I'D Western money, Northern money-soversns Douoioons
Napoeons Ten Thaer Pieces, American Gold Ouneas Du
cat Spanish Dollars Mexican Dollars Half Dollars Bank Of
Epgsnd Notes. Gold and Silver the following states
aud Dominons:-
United States Hamburg
Austrian Domniens Genoa
Bavaria Hanover
Beme Holland
BRAZIL Malta
Brmsvick Mexico
Cologne Napis
Columbia Milan
Denmark Netherland
East India Parma
ENGLAND Piedmont
Franc. Poland
Fr.nLf fort on the Main Portugal
Geneva Prussia
Rome Russia
Sardinia Saxsny
Sicily Spain
Sweden Switzerland
Treves TURKEY
Ts.capy Venice
WirtemberxA I.rich. ~ - ,m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

THO SOUTHERN hND WESTERN MERCHANTS
i r. L. SMITH co. have open and offer for sale a
large and desirable stock Of French German and Italian Silk
Goods, together with full assortment of Nerno Shawls,
Laces Hosiery &c. at l76 Pearl st. au7-3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY.

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTOKY.
THE subscriber respectfully begs to inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large and elegant
oevery description OF the painted transparent washable
dew shades consisting of Italian and other landscapes Dapn
Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which lac
confidently for their beauty strength and great
raby, they have been known, with to last
from fourteea years The prices Of the shades including
cords asse rack pulies and fittings for windows complete
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted and fitted
to order BY applying to GEORGE PtATT, u spruce est
mlo2mty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

Regular DAYS leaving New York this onh, Wednesdays
and Saturday.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
= 49, n The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
CtH JOHN W. RICHMOND, Captain Nathan
H-Chila, will leave for the above places, on
this day. Aug. 2s o'clock, from foot Of Whitehall street.
first Wharf east OF the Battery.
JNo. II. RICHMOND, Agent,
at the ofhcs en- the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat viii not race with
auy boat put against her. but will proceed on her
80, !. n No other boat was in company. ie3-6B
r@ nFOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

DOCTOR sEARs-oFFICE, a. ANN.sTREET, NEW
~ YoRK-Devotes his attention to the treatment OF hron'c
or lingering diseases For three years past his practice has
extensive in this city and throughout the country heer
ence can be given individuals who have been
lcved In the obstinate Of Dyspepsia Liver Com
plants Dropsies Consumption Angina Pecoris, and Female
complaints In regard 10 his moral and religious character ne
permitted to refer the Right Rev. Bishop onderdonk u
d., and Rev. q. Spring, ID. -
D.assra Peotoa-I symptoms are an unpleasant .sn'a.on
bsne pit OF the 1mach, attended WIZ pans
about the breast especially about the left side and region OF Tie
heart extending often the shculderbsdes and between the
shoulders Those subject IL sometimes awakened with
sense Of suocaion difficulty Of breathing and expert
ence honess Of breath and papation OF the heart on walk
ing fast ascending flight Of stairs.
Fyom Rev ,. Lane
have for many been subject 10 painful aneeuon o.
the liver and lungs Indigestion headache and obstinate con
patton Of the Bowels and have tried kinds Of medicine
which have proved or less useful but have received more
benefit from Dr. Sears than from any medicine mat
hare used. happy also add know Doctor sears 10
be an accepted and respectable Christian gentleman IN whom
entire confidence may be placed.
J.LsSr, Member Of the Pre.bytery Of Buffalo, ~ y.
Numerou IN this city aud Brooklyn can he ref
red 60 al has sce A Ann-st Persons at distance e for
wsse statement 81 their symptoms, can Be supplied YIN
aedicine and drectens Au ~ In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

= 49, IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON
CO Daily, Sundays ereepted) at 5 p Nj from
:, s,oniu,,on. Newport and Providence Steamers Ma.sa
ehusetts Capt Comsock Narraesnset Capt Child Lex.
hqtcn, Capt Vanderbilt and the Massachusetts One Of
ts above boat, wi. New York daily except Sunday
Passengers, ON the arrival Of the steamers at stoning
ton NAV take the Railroad and proceed with the mail
TO Boston, sonnue the steamer, via
Newport and tse the regular Railroad Providence FOR
Bostsn. -
The steamer NAssAearsxrr, Captain Child Will esve Tho
as,noa Saturday % at o'clock from pier No Cor Pro-
videncs via stouingon and Newport, and ths LEXINGTON,
Captsin Vanderbilt. Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

DAvILION, NEW BRIGHTON, ON STATEN IS
LANDSevera Of the vsters Of this desirable watering
place having left fer Saratoga &c. the subscriber bep leave to
inform his friends and the public that there few vacas-
cies.
The much superior any thing the country
he thinks they cannot fail to ssit.
The upper reserved for single gentlemen.
The Steamboats, stop within few minutes walk Of the Pa
vion every few hours-rom A. NJ to p NJ. and every
Friday Ball evening" leaving the city at and returning for
the Island al l2t o'clock.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the season.
Excellent Salt Water Baths
The Saloon open adjoining the premises, where
TO be found the Newspapers, Periodicals. &c which
splendid Billiard for the accommodation Of the boarders
and their friends.
above. aus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
HYDE PARK HOTEL.

N MILNE has the pleasure Of announcing to his friends
IL and the public gene that he has taken the above beau
u establishment at the Of Goth street and 9Th Avenue
where he prepared to give dinner parties &c the best sty
by notice Hs and liquors OF the choicest kind
and every attention bestowed Cor the comfort Of his vser
au7 In
NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his TREND
IN and public that he has opened Refecory ths
large and elegant building No 4 Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every dssa
ey Of the provided assocn appears in the MARKET
Ne attention will be waang his part to general
satisfaction, and he hopes to find % generous
which he 10 determined to deserve.
jl0-f J. SWEENEY
nANIEL SWEENEY, II Ann street, rstarns his sneeIs
~ thanks 10 his numerous friends for the libss
and them that win be his endeavo 10 ne
Of their APPRECIATION HIS ase aways furnishes
with the market affords and those who honor h
table with presence may depend upoa being served With
cleanliness, ciyility and promptude. JIG
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

- 60 - EXCURSION to Shrewsbury LongeraneA
Eu~HAE1 ana Ocean House, ssndsy August 9Th
The Steamboat saratoga, capt wncor
will leave the foot Of Canal street O'Clock 100, o. Loer
half past and Battery al oecoek Returning N'
leave Red Bank nj 3 o'clock r. NJ.
This Ercsrsisn will give persons an spporsnV 70 of,e
and bah the Ocean House snd RETURN early an he
Passage zach way, Is cents. rp1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24
soUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE

2kh- Richnond.--The steamboats, ALABAMA.
KENTUCKY and JEwEss ai boats ofsreed and accommo.
cation will running daily the 6st April between
Baltimore Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ieavrg the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon at ccock Immediately a..
Tar Me arrival OF the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
aext nsrnipg at Portsmouth IN time Tor the cars Tor Whining
every aer the arrive from the souh, and
reach Baltimore morning in time for the for Phla
deiphia
fN.s. boat. ruu IN connection with We web Known steam
Jackets Georgia and so-th Carcns which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
sl.o run IN with the James River boats 10 Peters
burg and Richmond suarrers informed (sd travellers
how) that this the cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
sout m travellers a there changes from sca
koa and stage. " IN. dead Of night as on the Washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling Part o. N,
community will ratronise them, IN giving equal acihsss se
passage ana fare 10 Nor<on ~ JOHN ". THROWN,
rorT Agsnt-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

UNEsIR ABLE PRIVATE BOARD1NG.--A respectable
~ English family having two handsomely furnished bed
rooms uncccea deteu of receiving two single gentle
boarders breakt tea and dinner on sundays) Any
v.nean of retired habits who aesirous of the above
conmodtion, viii en- them I. possess all the advantage and
comfort. private home Please 10 apply al 400 Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring streets References 81 the
Gr-t respectabity given and required. ss2s "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

49, ~ FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
CAIN Ocean House, Rumson Landing, Red Bank,
and Eatontown pock.-Ths steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Aarie, will follows, daily, from foot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

90 SECONl WARD HOTEL.-Next 10 the corner (
Fulton street. IN Nassau street This we'll known esabsmek
having undergone thorough edtng in complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may honor It with their
patronage.
There this house. besides lower story il thrown
entirely open public bar ROOM large room uvou the -
cond story feet BY u.s. well suited for the a
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted 10
the Of clubs referees for the transaction Of private
business. .n
Clubs and private parties accommodated with
may be furnished with dinners supper composed evey
species Of game delcacy which the markets afford shoA
notice [jeil-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
II NCKERBOCKER HALL No. 10 Park Row.-The sub
N scriber having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN rLAN, would respectfully inform their friends and The
public that they ready accommodate them style
not to be surpassed by similar house in this city Ts
house will always be furnished with every and all
the lsxures Of unrvaled market There hundrs
lodging rooms which airy newly furnished pose
order The Ordinary being the first Aoor spacious ssa
convenient and we'll furnished and the tables shall always DC
supplied with all the variety the market affords upb
experienced cooks.
The marked which has attended estabhmsutsc<
this kind sufficient evidence Of their adoption both busss
and traveller. I
Gentlemen visiting the city, will and this desirable n,
central situation being nearly Broadway fronting the Pk
and in Short the beauty and elegance local Ard
anory objects Of attraction and plendor with which New
York abounds EDSALL JONES
IFor the accommodates of Travellers this house will
be open al all hours Of the night. al-6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

~ NEW YORK TATTnHSALLe.-gAs
80 regular sslss by auction, At his wsA know9 -
RE@A tabksansat, Of Horses, osriagss, &C., eGie-
N ~ nae to take place every Mosdsy, st n
o'clock, Throughout NE year.
The aext regular sale win take place Monday Avg -,
At o'clock somnensing with Carriages Harness, &C., sed
~ o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested
make early application, to good number the
as NO horse be offered a auction unless register
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose
register will be kept open tin Saturday, Aug "a asF
GEO. w. MILLER,
jys-y /. Successor to j. w. Watson, 446 Droadws6.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

All freight and baggage al the risk o. the owners thereof
au7-t3l'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

II l.. SMITH \ CO. No. i76 Pearl street. Importers
H. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers in Leghsrn and
straw Goods receipt Of 300 Bonnets conpr
ing all the seren style, desirable for the fall business which
they offer for sale dealers liberal terms Ao 100 csscs
Straw Trimmings and 10 printed and plain Satin straw
au7- 3n,-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

ID MILITARY GARDEN, (BrooklysJ-TO RENT
.M The premises known Military Garden, Brooklyn are
ohered for rent iot years with all the build.
ing thereon consisting Of the building occupied hotel
and he large double three story house adjoining suitable for
extensive boarding house, also small two story house sta
be outhosses, &C. the whole being complete repair The
Garden covering abos two tssey laid out the 10
cation unsurpassed and 10 person need Il such esta
lbihnent offers advantages rarely TO be net with Tie
furnitures of witch complete every
spect will be sold At ar valuation For t.rn. apply on the
prrem,.es sulaeoa7r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

NIB All packages and bundles be marked to his care
VIM Harnden is alone responsible for the loss nar
of any articles property committed to his nor an
risk assumed by any attached to the Boston and New
York Company in whose steamers his crate
to transported respect 10 it, its contsntsat any time
iyl63m
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14
"rICKLE NE TOM, AND pLL
TICKLE YOU JERRY."-The Fed

"rICKLE NE TOM, AND PLL
TICKLE YOU JERRY."-The Fed
) eral moolhpiece al New Philadelphia,
says: 1T is rejolced to see that state
msut il copied from . Democratic paper
-fiA relation to Cen: lackson's death ]is
lalse.' Rsjoiced al what ! Il could
not be .tsjoiced' that Gen, Jackson
,still I.ses; for altar alI,hs cotthroat Sian
ders il printed and circulated against
him during HIS administration, il ls i'm
possible that there can.be one. spark y
hs@anNfselsnglyet remaining h'd in 'h'
dark recesses ofthal savage and uncul'
tiyatsd heart. No. has veil as man nan
o,hsls..ofths clan, would rather 'rejole'
in the opportunity Of assassinai'ns 'h
venerable Palyiot, could they alway
:, run 4sanwhip, ofiustice."