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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The prisoner was now sent TO bis quarters,
and the Court adlourned 10 the schooner that
she might be inspected, aud that Antonio hen
nakiog his deposition might recognize those
who murdered the Captain and his mulatto
cook.
ADJOURNED INVESTIGATION on soAkD THE
AhIsTEAD.
Antonio, the slave of the murdered Captain,
was called before the Court, aud was addressed
in Spanish, by Lieut.. Meade, on the nature OF
an oath. He said he christian, aud be-
ing sworn, be thus testified.
We had been out four days when the mu-
tiny broke out That night 1t had been rain
ing very hard. and all hands been on deck.
The rain ceased, but still il was very dark.
Clouds covered the moon. After the rain, the
Captain and the mulatto lay down on some mat
trasses, that they had brought on deck. Four
OF the slaves came aft, armed with those knives
which are used TO cut sugar cane they struck
the Captain across the face twice or three
times they struck the mulatto oftener. Nei-
ther of them groaned By this time the rest Of
the slaves had come on deck, all armed in the
same way. The man at the wheel and anoth-
er let down the small boat and escaped. was
awake and saw it all.--The men escaped be-
fore Senior Ruiz, and Senior Montez awoke.
attacked Senor Montez. Senior Montez fought
with them and wanted them TO be still. The
Captain ordered me TO throw some bread a.
mongst them. ] did so, but they would not
touch it, After killing the Captain and the
cook and wounding Senior Montez, they tied
Montez and Ruiz by the hands till they had
ransacked the cabin After doing so they loos-
ed them, and they went below. Senior Mon
tez could scarcely walk. The bodies Of the
Captain and mate were thrown overheard, and
the decks washed. One OF the slaves who at
tackled the Captain has since died. Joseph
was one, two OF them are now below. (Ihe
boy then went on deck and picked out the two
negroes who had conspred TO Kill the Captain
and mulatto.)
The examination of the boy being finished
the court returned by the conveyance which
put it on board the Washington, and after be-
ing in consultation some time came 10 the fol-
lowing decision -
| Joseph Cnquez, the leader, and 3S others,
as named in the indictment, stand committed
for trial before the next Circuit Court at Hart
1 ford TO be holden on the I7lh day OF Septem-
Der next.
| The three girls, and Antonio, the cabin boy
are ordered to give bonds 10 the sum of Sl0G
each to appear before the court and give evi-
dence in the aforesaid case, and for want OF
such bonds TO be committed to the county jail
/ in the city ofNew Haven. These persons were
not indicted.
! Lieut.. K. w. Meade, Don Jose Ruiz, and
! Don Pedro Monies, are ordered to recognize in
! the sum OF 500 esch 10 appear and give evil
| dence in said case, before the aforesaid court
! The court now finally adjourned, having
/ given an order to the L. S. Marshal to trans
port them TO New Haven.
! As we were about to leave the following was
put into our hands by Senor Ruiz, with re-
quest that it might be published in all the city
! papers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

season. These vessels were first seen al SUP
rise yesterday morning, and before twelve o.
clock they were at anchor abreast oil the o,ty' cry
The usual salutes were exchanged. Inc
French squadron is In command OF Commo-
dore LAME. Our harbor now presents the un-
usual spectacle of two friga,es, seven slooPs oi
war and one brig Of war"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

We published an anonymous communication
IN May last, part Of sentence in which has, it ap-
pears, given offence 10 some person persons con-
cerned in our Manufactures. The garbled e1-
tract, bearin. di iferenl meaning from the origin
AL was published with some comments in the Prov
ldence Courier, two months after its appearance in
this paper, and again after the lapse OF about two
months the article Of the Courier was copied into
the Herald of the Times Of las, week, accompanied
with comments by the editor Of that PRINT cacula-
ted to do us as much injury as the case will allow.
I The quotation of the ,chole of the paragraph
which has been thus foolishy distorted, will place
the matter in its true light and will show that the
comments Of the Courier and Herald were insp
plicable and entirely uncalled for.
! The original paragraph is as follows
Another class is rising up which is now in
fair way 10 cause much trouble--the children Of
Irish families and those working IN factories. are
daily committing thettS on hen roosts gates, stores.
&c. &c"
1t will be at once seen that the charge is made
only against the Children" and those NOT at work
IN factories, and not against the operatives en-
ployed therein; besides the latter could have no
opportunity 10 commit daily thefss" &c, even ii
SC disposed We know not if even this charge is
true but we would ask the editor ofthe Herald if he
was not gully Of any similar acts Of juvenile de-
pravity in his younger days-if not, we will read
ilv admit that be must have been rery moral
youth, and quite a prodigy Of virtue and honesty.
For ourselves we are afraid 10 advance any claims
to such uncommon excellence, for if we did they
might perchapce be disputed by some Of our ae-
complices, and the ghost of some dark transaction.
in days lang syne," raised up to confuie us
So far are we from intending or permitting any
impua,ions TO be cas-, in paper on the character
of the operatives in our manufactures, that we are
as willing as the editor of the Herald, or any oue
else 10 bear witness to their industry, morality and
respecability and it would afford US sincere graiiii-
cation if we could be the rcans, IN any way, sfsd-
vaucn- their Interests and betterng their condition.
In conclusion we must say, that the editor Of the
Providence Courier by copying from our paper
par, Of a sentence which expresse. different mean
ing from the whole. aud commenting upon it. has
done us wrong and i strikes us that the folosiss
quotation from his comments is very applicable 70
the writer Of them.
4" II We not very much in error. the writer is
Of that class Of persons accustomed 10 view ths
dark side ofevery thing who !. the loc< cut
Tor evils, instead ofenJoylng that which 10 good"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The North East Gale which occurred here
on Friday last is considered by many persons
the most severe that we have felt for many
years. 1t commenced here early on Friday
morning, attended with heavy rains, and con-
tinued throughout the day and night, increas-
! ing in violence, until about o'clock on Satur-
day morning, when it hauled to the North
! West and blew very violently for short time
and then subsidized. Much damage was done to
the fruit and ornamental trees in this vicinity.
and two Of the largest trees in the Mall 10
! Washington square were Frustrated by the wind,
The ship George Champlin, at anchor in our
inner harbor and nearly fitted for whaling
voyage, dragged her anchors and drfted on the
south point of Goat Island but has been cot
off with trihing damage. Several small sloops
at anchor in the harbor also drilted ashore at
the south side of the harbor, where they must
have received much damage. The schooner
! Octsvia of Bath, Me, went ashore on the west
! side OF Fort Adams, where she still lies. We
! learn that she is complete wreck, and will be
sold for the benefit Of the underwriters.-The
schooner Isabella. of Saco, Me-, Capt. Steven
son. with lumber for Providence, went ashore
on Dutch Island, and has bilged and the Cap
tain thinks cannot be got off-cargo saved.
| The Gale appears TO have been felt with less
severity in Providence, Boston and New York.
but little damage having been done by it at Ell
ther of those places; but further south we have
accounts which representthat it was very ,io-
lent. 1t occurred at Charleston on Wednes-
day, and at Norfolk on Thursday, doing much
damage in both places, particularly to the ship
| ping.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The French SgEddron.-The Pensacola Ga
ze,,e Of the 10th inst. SAYS The French fig
ate La Gloire. sloop Of war Naisde. and brig Of
war Dunois, arrived here YESTERDAY. destsed to
remain here durin, what is called the hurricane
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

4 NEw WIG PLor.-Ths Nev Isrt E's'
Post of Saturday say. tha, the. have hsard'
"ths; all the other candidates are smul'snecds
ly to withdraw their pr.teution.. ard th't nv
Rive., =. a fo,loro hope. is to receive The Wig
vote for tho Pre,id.ney."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

O. THs RIcnsoSp has eomfnenesi ro"-
ming three .nes vest 20 end from Ner y ON
leaving ,sat cit, ou Tuesdays. Thur'd'y' end
Saturdays. ,rd Providene' On Mond','' We'd
nssd az, ard criiays
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
JUDICIAL INVESTIGATION.
At anchor. on board the L. s. Gutter Wash.
ngton, commanded by Lieut. Gednev.

NEw LoNpoN, Aug. %, 1889.
His Honor Andrew II. Judson, L. =. Dis
trict Judge, on the bench. G.. A. Insersoll,
Esq. appearing for the L. 5. District Attorney.
The court was opened by the L. :. Marshal.
The clerk then sworc Don Pedro Montez. own
er of part of the cargo, and three Of the slaves.
aud Don Jose RUIZ, also owner Of part of the
cargo, and forty nine OF the slaves. These GEN.
tlemen then lodged complaint against Joseph
Cinquez, (the leader in the alleged oiIence)
Antonio. Simon, Lacis, Peter. Martin. Manu-
el, Andrew. Edward. Caledonis, Bartholomew,
Raymond, Augustine, EVaristo, Casimho. Mer.
cho. Gabriel, Santaro, Escalastioo, Pascual.
Estanilaus, Desiderio, Nicholas. stephen,
Thomas, Cosino. Lewis, Barto!o, Julian.
Frederick. Ssturnio, Lsrduslddo. Celestino,
Epianio. Teyario, Genancio. Phillip. Francis.
lliplloto. Veuito, Tidodro, Nicinlo, Dionecio.
Applonio. Ezidiluiel. Leon, julius. nippoloto
2d. aud LIdnon. or such Of the above as ma, be
alive al that time. Ii was ascerlainod that Io.
sepb Cinquez. aud 80 others, we're alive. and on
the complaint an indictment was famed chars
ing them With murder aud piracy on board the
Spanish schooner Amis,ead.
Joseph Ciuquez, the leader. was brouch, in.
TO the cabin, msuaclsd. lie had cord round
hi. meek. 10 which snuff box vac suspended.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

Ths New London Gazette Of "Wednesday
last gives ih~ following interesting account ol
the capture and occurrences on board of the
long. low. blsc. schooner. which we stated last
week had been carried into that port.
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.INOTHER H.4RNI.HE-

Both 10 honest Wings and honest Conservatives
II cannot be conceajrd, that the Wings are claiming
me late Election in Virginia joint victory Of the
wings and Conservatves-and most uf them speak Of
u as triumph of The Wings over Van Buren,, his ad'
mnis''aton and his eecion-And by Wings they mean,
"na,he r. Wing described, viz all those who are
oeiermned to present rulers So bent are
scory that Of their presses acting out the deini-
hon Of the e. Wing, solemn!y proposes to bury every
Distinction which has hitherto drawn the line between
'hP two great parties This paper is the Boston Ga.
ale OF the 10Th which merai.es in this wise upon the
Virginia Eec;on:"
On The whole the result is suspicious 70 e final trt'
a"ph Of sound Mig prineiples.-Ihs election mas
nneh the hig party useful lesson, ss illustrating Inc
absolute necessity Of perfect union Of action among att
"ose nho are opposed TO the men ana measures " Me
Fs"n. administration. We have TO contend win an
active enemy who are united in phalanx in support ct
heIr political system. II hehooves Us 10 be equally
united is high time for the Hhigs and Conservatives
throughout he country unic heart and hand IN support
Tie hadiug Khig principles, eishOut regard 10 men OF
ofel Interests We be prepared 10 cast aside our
Persona! preferences and 10 unite in good faith in sup
po Of the regular nominee the National Concsation-
us sacrificing all cashing interests on The altar oil har'
m"ny il should be 10 regard TO questions OF minor
consideration. Whether prefer this or that financial
sysem-wheiher estate rights men or union
Sts' according 10 the cant phraseo"gy OF the day
"a'roe and literal construction Of the Consfituti0n-
Snemtr Hhgs Cons'rcatoeS,-ail those who are up.
p'seo 10 the present Administration and its ruinous mea
should unite in phalanx and rcsoice that zoe Gill
s'HH or sc'm tosetkr. This the only mode in which
we can expect TO effect any thing. By such course
we snail hnaly triumph and restore the Government
y" ae hands Of able, Efficient and patriotic men, (Clay
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Norfolk Convention, and his .Dtes will PROVE his course
Now regard to the Presidency Cfnord has been ever
10 Griin Fan Burn; but hazard nothing IN say
ing tat he will support. for that Office, the whom It
shall prove the interest uf the South to have elected an
rs that election is still sixteen eighteen months
nf have very little doubt The South will manifest, IN
language plain 10 be misunderstood, that Van Bu.
rem with us, and that Snuihei interests Ill require Us
10 be with him II will hrwrvrr, be remembered that
Mr. Crinrd charged, tw" years since, By Cunnel
Servant and a writer fran W5r~irk Cour! house, wlh
icing Van B3crn mnn: and i'ai whr these ctGI
n-ii against ,rn. ny his opponents ELL Uhes q:
that GGYa Hna Enri )" DO is proud ihr
pppln,iGn rise up the Hastings al Warwick CFurr
house. and vpII-ueniy sn aby v.nica,rd alr t,raif;
'n closed his renks by saying ha. III could give
him the hand Of fellowship Van Buren, n,an; 3!
though from his great and honorable bearing there be-
ing no pure Van Buren, candidate he would cheeruy
give MIR CraFrd his Thus, Sr,you will zee from
the candoI of this communication, have at least
much expect from MIR Craffrd as the mongrr Why's.
he MIR Cralord, no, being The man whom their cooug
and billing can induce In vote for Rirrs
FRIEND OF VAN buren,
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TO TIE EDITOR.
TO TUF< w
L.Sry111r Warwick co Va, June Ih, 1883.

LANEYiLLE, WafWIEK CO ' Nv IuHe IT
Having seen many Suggestions relative 10 ,he Pouca
sentiments nf Carter Crainid Esq tie delegate e'eC'
from Warwick end Elizabeth City counties, speak
knowingly when give The annexed statement IN regard
thereto which will for place hn, gentleman Tse"s
in ea,ia before The political world; and az think an
prompted By feelings Of evsn-handed Justice w'sh ny
remarks to appear in the next Enquirer Mr. Carrier
Craord has been twce Candidate for This district be.
fore orr las, election and privately publicly pro
cIsi.ned himself n Wing. Since, however, The Sub.
Treasury has been recommended by our PRESIDENT lna
po,ty has become much divided Tint subject IN ahIs
district MANY of he more violent Wings are Sub Trea
sury men. anang The M nber is Mr. CraFord. Since
The las, WIn,e., Mr. Cratsord has always been against
William C. Rives and if John Tyler was out OF The way,
Craord would support Mason before Hires In regard
IN Mr. TYLER have no hesitation in saying, that any de.
locate chosen 10 the Assembly from this entire district
WHO votes asains, Tyler, will with The frowns OF his
constituency Crafford is anti Bank and liberal friend
Of Internal! Improvements. tie was member OF the
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Nett gain to Administration since 1887, 322
The poll for the first day in the late election, VIZ 1889,
exceeded the whole vote Of 1897. upwards OF 200 votes,
and Grayson Ind majority of b. From this Il may be
inferred that if The day had been iair and the polls,
conseq uenly, closed throughout the District the AID
minisration would have irumphed-inasmuch as they
were oil closed in Ptiacs William, (lhe main Admins
trnon county, except one. that day. whilst in The
Wing counties they were kept open and for the Two last
days. all manner IF srerOn and means used 10 prop their
totering cause.
1t is confidently believed that the loss sustained BY the
Administration cause IN This manner, alone produced lhe
msiortv obtained against il. The information from
Prince William is in proof Of ,hs.-Frends. then, 10
The Administration! Strict Construconisis Advocates
OF Government Of limited and trust powers only! quail
not-fenr NOT but persevere III untiinch'ns adherence
TO your principles purposes Be vigiIant be active,
and most signal and glorious triumph surely awaits
you The great work is already done You have de.
cided minority in this ou,sde row, and only want alr
r TRI'TII
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srorisviic. June li:h, 1879. ia,


A T meeting of The President and Directors Of The
"a Bank Of Virginia. m the lllh day Of June, 1889:
IL ,rQs Resortd. That hooks Of subscription 10 The ad
ditinnnl capital of this Bank, auhnrized by Las, be
rprned forthwith Tie Bank al Richmond By the CASH
er and the several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also at Portsmouth, under The superintendent Of
john A. Chandler, John W. MuIdaugh and h. L. viii
son, Esqs.
For every share taken S25 must be paid, with inter-
est thereon from The Sd instant when The Commonwealth
subscribed and paid for $50 shares and $50 in three
equal ns'anens Of fur and six months thereafter,
with interest frvm the period.
a. ROBINSON. ia, C0shify.
NJ a book Of subscription is accordingly opened at
Tie Bank Of Virginia.
June II 1Ou
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June IA
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
LLtGce 10 Sn,.th SLrLck EuLLLnnLl.

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
Office No -, South Street, Bnhimo't
CAPITAL PAID IN, Two MILLIONS or DOLLARS.
YESHE President and Trustees Of this Company receive
Money Dcpnse, which interest VIII oe al
lowed: make nsnrancrs Lives, grant Annui'ies ana
Endo~mrnls and receive and manage Trusts oil every
description which may lie committed 10 Their charge,
whether from individuals, corporate bodies, or courts Oh
justice
interest thereon paid semi annually, or quarterly IN con-
forml,y with the direction of the owneror the interest
will he placed al Tie end Of every six months, 10 'hs
credit Of the Trust Fund for arcumuln'ion
3 LIFE IxsuRAScE-Persons may effect insurance.
with the Company upon their lives, or The lives ol
o,bere for one yenr term of or the whole OF
life The table nf rates computed Tor ih's company are
uonp The most favorable terms Ne for he chcers Oh
the Navy and Army os cizeus-and may 0e mao on up
plication TO The Company or Us Agents
3 ASSuIrIEs These will be gr.nffh upon Socn
terms as will ennbc the annuant 10 ENJOY The largest
income iDr any given amount o money
A. E.powmrSrs "A person who desires 10 pfoYids
capral for son or ward, when he shall arrive a. The
age q" q years, or marriage portion lof aauee'i
can fret il through this Company.
Officers and Trustees Of tie C0mpany-P. Mceau!ey,
Esa NJ. D., President, Baltimore; John Dner. Esq L.
L D., Vice President New YORK, Richard Wilson, Sc
ctr;ary ~ Thurs,on, Assistant Secretary.
TfUsters -Isaac Lawrence. Beverly ROBINSON %:
Mcy,cknr. Charles A Davis, Samuel Wrtmore, David
Hajden. Anthony Burcklsy, L. Suares, George Tall
man p G Nesius, Roswell L. Colt, Morris Robinson,
Neu Yak: Matthew l. Beyan Wm. Plat, John Moss,
PhiI.deI; hia; James Cox. WIN. E. Msyhew, Samuel
Hrfrnan. Frederick w Bruno, G. S. Olcheld Joseph
cnn1g Fielding Lps's j5s b s.t.nosy or BY letter
- :, r,ff.ia IN ,hc Agents for the company in Virginia,
ho Mi furnish The rates and other necessary infofna.
ion 10 psrsons DESTROYS of ecting Dsuranceso max
iny other arrangements through this Company Tor The
hna6, uf their families or estates
+. NJ TABB agent, Richmond, Va
.4srnts in Virginia
Pu1Ip NJ Tasp, Esq, Richmond.
wv S SrMrsos, Esq. Petersburg.
GEO. W. CAMP. Esq Norfolk.
ROBERT AxDEHsos, Esq, Williamsburg
JOINS BRueE, Esq Winches.es. ;,
June IA ii-"u
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col BElRNE'S DISTRICT.

"FAfETrR {. II julie z, IcJv.
lowing The failure Of Of The s'erlits 10 attend
m The day appointed 10 compare The polls those 10 al
tendance adjourned until The ls day of July not how
ever, without eavInga statement of the polls The NIB.
sent Sheriff arrived the day which they left.
We find calculating the hole vote Tor Congress,
that Col A. Berne, Democrat, has majority over +.
Is. Welhered, Wing Of 1924 This is glorious victory
won in the mountains Of Western Virginia. hope Tie
SIoe throughout will do we'll The delegates were
all Wings, cons' qneny, bot le interest was felt in
the ehcton Col. George Anderson is elected by a main
rlty of 80 votes deem II unnecessary give The votes
pol!ed 10 the different candidates.
Beirnrs vote in Fuyel,e is 236
WethercGs lSg
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MARKErs-RlcHmos Iun. u. 1899.

MANN L I % HMOND, JUNE TT 1903.
ToBAcco-Th The SALES this week for really good quail
ties have averaged higher than previously this year
prices runge from IA $40 per hundred for snh-use-
fu niddng qualities sell rather better than last week
Tugs and common leaf remain depressed and sell low
and What very unusual, this market is loner for
frror grades hnn any other shipping mart in The U. s.
Flour The supplies yet arrive freely and il being
.s in hs season, AMI the harvest at hand (Which pro-
misses well The demand lrssens and sales have been
mad, this week al So So S. IS.
wHra1- Receipts moderate, and very little dspo'
sitlon pnrchase-pricrs range from 1905 1876 cents
BAGWELL, SMITH 81 JONES,
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Jhe mvsl Urudtut and aGrtsHU'e rUuTse

The mO prudent ami afesa"s a0a'I Pc, Fo,..
sSASNCCu i. iketa arc many very Indifferent rano roes
an.h, ,d o5 h. OF information
in suc, murers nnd noIEa'i"a Is ABSOLUTELY n,eey,
!. moi tho SLIGHTEST there being no essenui
ha ,n.ufrre OF Piuno Fores, well known TO sensoe sa
r,,d r,nsens would not be The most puden, ana aoss
@ e. o,,ons il OF such articles TO send their orders 10
~, 80 E.eos Pianos have borne the test 10 up"so
&C. md twenty Instances where they have oetn ous
W" vel, known for their capfor a1o
NV. Iaf.e number OF whom have volunteered tnen 80
particularly TOO where the Pianos are 10 be- tbey
,in, mai f what they arc r"peseIeu
Vii b, taken back exchanged The Pureh.rr nei nsa
-ysnare Of pain nothing 10 lose Whep -, a.,
p,ao. and the SELECTION eG myself insatiaoY get
sistance Of our Music Teacher, before aseae 81 " dr.
nent WIZ 'ena. $"''S z. p NASH S-efR
Maya
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q AND FOR ALE-Will te sold. public auc
tinn for cash, IN the 25th of July next, al Thos
1n,iurs tavern in The county Of Gnochland, certain
lisc, Of land lying in The county Of Goochand bounded
by the lands Of Daniel Johnson John Guerront and
others containing two hundred und seventy FIVE acres;
which lind ny deed hearing 6nte the gath DRY OF
March. lS24 conveyed by Thomas r. Watkins 10 lhos
CuId Daniel Johnson, and Nelson F Shelton IN rtat,
10 secure TO Martha l. Peers sums Of mercy spe-
ch d in the deed The rule will be made 10 rotp inc
balance Of The said drbt remaining due 10 said Marina
l. Peers hv the undersigned as surviving trustees, who
will convey to the purchaser such title 90 IS Tes'eo 10
them BY said deed, aud no other
THOS. CURD.
- " Y. SHELTON,
June IA I-wlds
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T.O.U.UE.NTL.7TEU
You ought 10 fsrue the Wing, for most shanlriuy
buchgIng that excellent old English word 'Honentm
de" He spells il "Hunnugrie." hat BarDnr'un !!
Did you never marvel the height, 10 which impHdfGee
often ccvares iynoranet? Mankind is so indecent and
good natured as To concede every rnorsus what lie
arrogates To himself We never take The iionbe to IN
oue into their HHeS and that FAR. will be the
wi b our friend CuilIss bad voters n.
Friend perfectly Of keeping his ssa,-and
We o. Ed.tpr.