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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

MoRE MYsTERY.-It is said that warrants from
fhe United States Msrshalls Office have been issued
against some individuals W no have suddenly become
scarce in the unity. We do not know if any
ofthese warrants for political offences, or il the
sb,enee o! the parties ascused has anything TO do
with +" them papers, or not, bat think il more
than probable II has been suggested that it might
not he amiss to call these individuals "lAtter day
saints "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

CHATHAM THrATEE.-The splendid spectacle Of
Peter wilkins continues TO be a great favorite at
the Chatham, and was received with every demon
straion Of delight by large audience last evening
Tonight il will be repeated together with the Gloo
Note, and the Virginia Mummy; Rice appearing as
Ginger Blue and Billy Black. The house must be
crowded, ss the bill presented cannot be produced
at the prices in ayy other establishpeut in the
Union. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

NoRE AFFIDAvns---We understand TINT the
Governor General of coney Island cannot resist the
spirit of the times longer, and to day, noon we
may expect long affidavit, equal to any yet sworn
60. IL will be published in the Extra HERALp
exclusively. The Governors affidavit win show
the importance cftaking glass of cool Chambsrtin
"a these warm times-aiso broad big oath that, to
che best Of his belief, General Harrison will be
elected President.
Also, Roswell saltonstali is expected to give an
ali isvit. Great times for swearing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29
Wars aud Rumors or yyars.

D. is reported that Stevenson and Webb are
making arrangements to fight duel at Hosoken.
We hope so let the world get rid Of these mo-
riists.
4. is also reported that something serious has
taken place between Mr.. Whiting, the District
Attorney. and n. b. Blunt, ex-corporation Alter
ney We hope so too-great fun in these days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

GREAr NrrrISe AT NATIONAL Halt The
Conservatives meet at National Hall, Tomorrow
evening. to prepare for the election. The hc,. Mr.
Lssare. Of South Carolina win speak on the oeea-
sion This party - the honest portion ofthe oppo-
sitos. They are beyond the inausnes Of the Wall
street cltTvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-29

Mn. BRAHAM's CoScERr-La,t evening Mr..
Braham made his frs, appearance before an Ameri-
can audience, in a Sacred Coaccrt at the Taberna-
Gle. He was assisted by Mrs. Lcder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horn. The immense magnitude OF the Taber-
nace filed from top to bottom with an audience
of the highest respectabilitJ.
The fame Of Mr. BrAham, vocalist in Sacred
Music, had preceded him-but In this instance he
surpassed his fame-and surpassed all expectation.
His pathos, sublimity, power and wonderful exseu-
ton cannot be described-he must be heard 70 be
appreciated. He seems TO enjoy, at sixty, all his
great powers, in as great freshness and vigor,
he did a, twenty five years Of age. Handes "Deep-
cr and Deeper" and Luthsr's celebrated hymn"
seemed absolutely to convulse the Tabernacle in
tumult Of applause. His Accompaniment and as
sistants were good
Mr.. Braham will have TO repeat his Concert.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Monday, Ffbruary Il


A communication was received from the Senate
stating that they have passed the bill entitled
can act making further provision for completing
the Eastern section of the Road the route survey
ed from Huntcrsvlle to Parkcrsburg, with amend
ments
Mr. TAYLOR of II. moved the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill and amendments
MIR. TALLMAs opposed the motion which was with
drawn
The bill and amendments were then laid on the table
On Mr.. STEPHESsoS's motion, Mr.. Jackson OF w
and Mr.. Smith of Mason and Jackson, were granted
leave of absence for the remainder of the session, after
to- morrow.
On Mr. SEYMoUR's motion, the bill to convert oar
of Sl5O,O00 TO the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company into stock was taken up, amended, and or
dered to be engrossed
On motion of Mr.. BEARD, the Committee on Roads
was discharged from the further consideration of the
petition Of citizens OF Randolph, praying that Beverly
and Weston be made points the Staunton and Par
kersburg Road.
Petitions were presented-By Mr.. ALLYN, a supple
mental memorial, praying amendment of the charter
of Norfolk Borough; and Report Of the Court of said
Borough on the condition Of said Fcrry-By ar
SroTTs, documents in relation TO the boundary line
and the incorporation OF the town of Jacksonville IN
Tazewell county.
Mr. McCuE called up the report of the Committee
on Tie Militia Laws 10 the petition OF sundry
citizens Of Augusta county, praying that new kegi-
nent be created out of the sd and Odd Regiments;
and moved that il be recommitted as he desired 10 wait
on the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
RERKELEY COUNTY.

At meeting of large number of the Democratic
Republicans Of Berkeley county, convened 1.-THE Eagle
Tavern in Marnsburg, on Monday, the 10th inst, for
the purpose of nominating Delegates to attend the State
Convention, to be held in Richmond on the goth INST
(Which Convention is to form an Electoral Ticket, to
be voted for Electors of President and wee fres-
dent of the United States DIR. Thomas s. Page was
called to the Chair and H. F. Hebb appointed Secre-
tary.
The object of the meeting having been stated
On notion the Chair appointed the following per-
prepare Resolutions expressive OF the sense Oh
the meeting, to wit: :,
Joseph Burns, John D. A. Nadenbousch, j. Il. Beaii'
Jacob Seibert, and jeremiah Hawkins.
Who, after having retired few minutes reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted:
RcSored, That cheerfully respond TO can nlade
by the Democratic members Of the General Assembly
those counties which are not represented IN 'he LIE
gsature to send Special Delegates to represent 'he
in said Convention.
Ecso'eed, That Joseph Burns and ID, Murphy DC aP
pointed delegates TO the aforesaid Conventonahd 'na
they be earnestly desired to attend
iesoired That in the event of the failure of these de-
egaes to attend, Major Hieronle L. Opie Of Jefferson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
COMMUNICATED
CAROLINE CDrST"


At our last Caroline Court, as you have learned, the
two parties respectively held meetings. The Admins
tration party for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to the contemplated Convention to be held in the City
of Richmond on the goth inst. and the Wings for the
purpose of better organization Both meetings were
we'll attended, but the meeting Of the Administration
party was decidedly the | have never
seen in this county, finer spirit We prepared to
do battle without discordant jar and you will find
that VIC shall make "long pull and strong pull, and
pull all together"
The Administration meeting ably and eloquent.
ly addressed by Samuel c. Scott, Esq and others
The political course Of Gen. Harrison was reviewed
and brought in bold contrast with the open and unds
guised course of present distinguished President
The contrast, you, not without considera-
bic effect in favor of Van. The rejecting and think
ing saw its justice, and felt and acknowledged its
force Several changes, as understand, were the
suit of the effort
The Wings in this county will, think, generally,
support Earriscn but assure you it will not be very
cordial support Some will be neutralizcd and others
will vote with the Administration party. On the con-
rary the utmost harmony and the greatest ardour cha
racerzes the operations of the Administration party
Some who were led off from last year by the over
whclming influence Of the personal popularity OF Capt
Corbin convinced of their error will be found battling
with US this year. You may be assured that hazard
but little in saying, that if we have good day, we
shall carry by majority Of fifty votes at least
Mark it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
1IARGRAVE, WINNER OF THE GREAT ST. LEGER, viii
hirh
Feb %

DRIAM-Th celebrated imported Racer and Stallion now ~
the finest possible rd will cover the rcs Scs"
NJ mv stables pay $50 cash, with dollar u" t
groom Having increased lots aud accommodation, Tor an
sent shall he fed without stint at ~ cents d ana
attended by tnisiy and experienced voOns BLACK fcrN'
will boarded charge, aud white servants can IocnfS
board very convenient the village Every care VIII BE- taken m
have horse and returned III good cGtr, bt
will not be responsible for accidents ESCAPES
pran is bay, full 10 hands high, aud possesses
maess brau;y ccon and Is too well known -
the English Turi where he
probably never had nqnai require description.
In 1887 1873 and 1892 when his Oldest colts three years
old he decidedly tinn horse I'm"
independently Of the splendid Of his three
winners Monarch The Queen and Col SinsetonS Ey AeF
aud the capital running o his colts Welfare King of krtUn
and another all winners in Ireland and several fine IL
France and the Continent They have all distances la
and the Beacon Course New Market and under the
English heights In 1887 and 1882 only stS
with than 80 subscribers for years Odds, and hs colts won
,iem against the get of Emus, Sultan Velocpede ard
crack stallion in England and in 1899 his colts toaed ~ -
large e at New Market and Goodwood for te age
the two most fashionable in Europe, about dozen " RE
ber Thy hare England .fmercd ~ n a
hen The brdte beng 100 high "r
This he had the England for yehrst b> o
her Ireland-and the least equal Ia any III america
These important well worthy the notice m those breeders
who wish have colts OF the first .aIe and ciararer
a. T. b. MERRITT,
H.ceS Ford, Irgi1ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
A CITIZEN OF BRUNSWICK.
Brunswick, Feb. 18th, 1910.
FOR TIE eve UIRER.
TO JOHN TYLER, ESQ.

.
TO JOHN TYLER, ESQ.
The relation you sustain to the people of the
United States must be apology Of one is wantlng)
for the liberty have TAKEN of addressing you through
the columns of a newspaper. You have voluntarily
and of choice placed yourself in situation which au-
horzes all and svsy FRY 4 sI Spn kX birth or
animadvert thereon. The individual who pens these
lines, is personally your friend, and has been heretofore
ready and willing To do battle for you No unknd feel
ing towards you, induces me to write. NV object is
my countrys good. Long before had the honor OF
your personal acquaintance, looked upon you one
of Vrgnias gallant sons, and Southern man in feel
ing and principle. Although, of late years my con-
fdcnce in the soundness of your political faith, has
been somewhat shaken, yet it was not until found
you posting off to Harrisburg, and there leagung
with old Federalsts, Anti-Masons and open mouthed
Aboltonists and ultimately accepting the nomina-
ton of hanging to the tail of HARRISON that had
10 say "Let him alone, he IS joincd to his idols. =
How much better would 1t have been for you, n pro-
tossed State Rights Wing, profesSed strict construc-
ZIONIST of the Constitution, to have withdrawn from the
Convention the moment that you perceived that Anti
Masonry and Abolition ruled the hour Hhcre sir,
your derOtOR to prtncipts' Your lore of c0unrp
Your PROGRESSED abhorreace Of .4b0iitOniSm9 Your
Southern eciingo Fled, gone swallowed up in the nomi-
nation for Vice President Wanting no office sir and yet
you nbbe at the first bait that presented itself Office
Office Office! has seduced away from the Republican
ranks, White and Others and could you not learn
wisdom from their course? You will ever find that
PreSSed Willingness TO accept Office at the hands OF
any party will always fail you, The whole history of
short Republic goes TO shew, that there is but
of principles that will enable politician TO obtain
and retain office, and these those believed in and
practised by the Democratic Republican party. Al
though Sgmatised and hooted at, and the party nick
named as much and as often you please, whether
called Tories, Loco Focos, or wha, not the principles
never change, but prove oodtdc to bear their
TO honor and to victory. You have by your late
act fully identified yourself with the Harrison party
As it may be Justly supposed that you altogether
acquainted with the opinions Of your chief, shall
long present you with another epstle looking TO that
pon-Your own opinions too, upon various points of
political faith, ought to be spread before the American
people.-To that point, also, shall look after while
GLOUCESTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

ed by the auxiliary roads which about TO be made
He contended that was likely the profit of the stock
would be worth per cent if the facilities provided
by this bill were granted to the Company
Mr.. STEPHENSON spoke in opposition to the bill
and Mr.. SEYMOUR argued strongly in favor of it.
Mr.. VESABLE replied
MIR. LEE entered into a long argument in favor OF
the bill
Mr.. Cox called for the previous question, which was
carred-and the question being put the passage OF
the bill, it was rejected, BY the following vote
Yses-Mess lockridsc, Myers Of Berkeley, Hunter, Ailan
Burweil Of C. W. Broadu Marshall Scott, Anderson Baker
McR1e IIamrlt woihington Kennedy Reynolds, Lawson
I he yn If n, GT kpe"% Evan" Chapman E Tg
Stnn Robertson, Leybum, Dorman shpman, Smith OF RUSSELL
Cue frwel Of b. Hannah Jackson Of b. L. Mcrcfh f!as.
kin Flood Th9nhrs oIsr, Fox, c"rbi Coleman Gard.
King, Gneran,, Carroll OF GraySon, Butts Tay or Of aIay
Clark ayn M ans s% ana Of % %%s s Of Ss
Banks, Taylor If NJ. NJ Baskerville Goodc, Wade of ~ r.
May Me6ax venabs sath Ri,eS snyder, Smith d Rock
nsnam, onllen Clarke OF suHy Prince Spos Stephenson"
Mr.. GooDE presented the following resolution as
usual after the election of a Governor
RcSOirsd, That the Superintendent Of Public Build
ngs examine the condition of the Government house,
as well as the furniture therein, and report to this Gc
neral Assembly what repairs necessary 10 be made
to said house, well the additional furniture 10 be
provided together with estimate Of the probable"
cost, designating between the cost Of repairs TO the
house, and the cost of furniture.
This resolution agreed to.
On Mr.. CoNs notion RcSoircd That the House
will proceed by joint vote with the Senate, We'd
ucsday, the Goth inst TO the election Of General
Agent and Store keeper, and Superintendent of the
Penitentiary.
Mr.. LEE presented copies of polls taken the pro
position to form County of parts of Harrison
and onongaa-Referred to the Committee Of Propo.
ston and Grievances.
Mr.. HUNTER presented petition from William
Thompson, late Deputy Sheriff of the County OF Nor
gan, praying the passage of law authorsng him 10 be-
credited with delinquent land list.
The SPEAKER laid before the House 4 communica-
ton from the I'd Auditor in relation TO such Of the JOINT
Stock Companies in which the State is Interested
have failed TO make reports to the Board of Public
Works-Lad on the table and ordered 10 be printed.
And on Mr.. ARMsrRoNEs notion the House adj
ion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
vas reading the other day, the preamble and reso-
~ o1rFed by Or. Cooke, to the meeting Of Wing
'0yts o lie legislature, FOR appointing Presidential,
'r'rclors see as usual, Mr Van Buren, vilifed
represented Known by every man Of candor
''td Tor discrimination of $50 dollars in ia
"" ~, VTrtr man, whilst to him he made suffrage
Tilt Is CHARGED with having voted to put the
-'' On footing Of equality. | would beg leave
So 70 lie Doctor, thatit would have been an act
mess !" Wing friend of his from North Carroll
N Congress, 20 have added the following reso
"''' That "a poor white man is no better than
2's statement about Harrison's aorthodoxy" on
"' ne may know more than do, or the country,
y,,n Oh aoolrtIonist TO the extent that Congress
hons. % abolish slavery in the District-phe Abo-
, @'e not Tools enough to try to abolish it in the
A., 'e"E and 10 denial Of the constitutional
E5s VIZ itee States 20 suppress ''incendiary publ
Y" surrender runaway negroes, without jury
pgw care DR.. Cooke or his granny Harrison
H., -, care DIR. Cooke to make his ''granny'
H., ), ire are objections TO the exercise of this
E,.. lower OF abolishn@ slavery in the District)
= ,,,. IN their nature and obligations, as the
"a lg,.a,s want OF constitutional power can be. =
.,y,. 'e Doctor granny" TO say, sit becomes
= 49,, ,'a' no bill conflicting with these views can
(l,e WI NY constitutional sanction | dare the
|f-i,;maJ "t"nrl 10 come up to the mark. No; they
+ u.r al alliance with Abolitonsm at the North
|rcy ~ 'h"ir friend candidate for the Presi-
/ 5s,... u''y VIII not do it. What degeneracy!
|c,eaac, AZ The mention of Mr.. Van Buren, for the
'o"9n ms opinions were sound on the SUBJ
b,y., 'hg hypocrites would almost voInit pins;
- /, W. ui"y can even hug the Northern Adolf
\ " III, y, BOSOM, because that man will 80 for
r. sre ih"'r Abolition friend, 0 Council, says,
81 Nh, INNING, whimperng, hypocritical set of
'Ne sanity thieves at field preaching,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
Republican Meeting IN Jackson County.

We regret, that The paper containing the details o.
the meeting in Jackson has been accidentally misaid
John ?. Thomson, Esq, called to the Chair and
= Wilson, Esq, appointed Secrctary.-A series Of
resolutions was offered by Henry J. Fisher, Esq., and
unanimously adopted by the meeting, strongly approx
ing OF the Republican administration Of Martin Var
Buren,, and appointing R. Aug. Thompson, Esq, the
Senator from that district, their delegate 10 the Demo
cratic Convention which assemblies this day. We were
much gratied TO see this in the Republican
county of Jackson and as she bears the Of oul
late illustrous President hope she will continue,
she has heretofore done, to stand firmly by his princ
Dles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
JAMES pHALEN & CO., Managers.

n ELAWARE LOTTERY Class No ~ for loio To be 'raUh
- nj Wilmington, tDel.) Friday Feb. 81
prize Of s2o0Oo, 5,ooo 1900 ~ 0; 10 OF 1900 5Cl - :" 800
200; 100 Of 100. .
- Numbcrs-l4 drawn ballots.
WhoIes 81; shares proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class No ID, for 1870 tn drawn
At Wilminston tDe,) Saturday, Feb -.
c,rrIL-l prize of IS, ooO 020 Of AGO. Uf 300; Of an
of $50,
- NumbPrs-13 drawn ballots.
Whoes So halves !; quarters 80 cents.
DELAWARE LOTTERY Class No. A, for lei0 TO b drawn
a Wilmington DELI Monday Feb. 2i.
prize Of $1,000 2,o10 Isl, 500 1000 Of 500 roo, 200
Of 100; Of 300; of 300; Of lJ0 10 Of TO, 100
- Numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
Wi6cs 81; shares proportion.
JAS, PiIALEN & CO, .Har0gsrs.
Feb. 90. 53-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
RrcIlMoNp. Feb. Is, lsln.

To tgr Editor Of The EnguiTsrs
Sr-n reports proceedings of the House of Delegates
of FRIDAY published IN the Enquirer OF hls morning am
having said The bill relative In the
Of Inspector of Flour for the Town Of Wmchc-
ter that n memorial had presented by former period
of This session. OF present incumbent of thai Office
snannouy signed by citizens and mlrrs OF Frederick Conn
ty' Whereas, fact, remark upon that subject was merely!
thai il was signed by citizens and mlcrs al Frcd
rick Comfy You will please correct this IN yonr NEXT
paper represents me 10 have made statement lnro'''"
with truth. Yours most rcslmr.ImiiA, mann,
RICHARD f. BYRD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

r,s1 af itr ,g, Soaih Soior, 10 rirni "a tbs Cig
ii am prepared Tor a defeat in the Gubcrnatorlai
lection Mr. Mcdowell may not be exactly the man
1, rs ., n, >ocM SHE. Still, if tie has been selected
!. the Democratic Candidate, should support nun
he is a man of unblcmished character,
talents Of HIGH order, and Of as sound politics as
u can get undcr all existing circumstances In truth,
.I.n did we have a Governor who was his equal =
~, >,rCe Gales Besides, we owe something to our
Western friends who have nobly sustained Mason, IN
p,e d the attempts Of our enemies, and some OF our
ill., trends TO excite WcsterR prejudlces against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

10 TIE EDITUR OF TIE F~NRIIRER,
AS next Thursday, the 20th the Democratic Con-
venton will meet for the purpose of forming an Eeco
raj Ticket favorable 10 the reelection of Martin Van
Buren,, the question has very naturally arisen in my
own mind, who will be the Eector for the District,
composed of the counties Of Mecklcnburg, Lunenburg
Dinwidde and Brunswick?
My eye is at once directed to Richard II. Baptist
Esq, of Mecklenburs, who, from his very efficient
vices the Administration party for many years past
very Justly deserves that honorable appointment
Mr. Baptist is Republican of the Jefferson School
and an original friend and supporter of Mr. Van Buren,
and has devoted much of his time TO the service Of his
country.
From these and many other considerations, think
the appointment of Mr. Baptist the elector from his
District would receive the hearty approval of the peo
pie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY.


At 4 Meeting of the friends of the Administration
convened at the Courthouse in the town of Hampton
on the 18th day of February, lSiO the following reso
lu.ions we're unanimously adopted. Il. G.. Banks was
called Il the chair and VIM T. Kcaton was appointed
Sccrctar.:
1st Reolrcd, That highly approve the objects OF
the Republican Convention to be held in Richmond on
the Goth o February and that will lend them our
hearty cooperation; and JAS NJ Vaughan, Albert G.
Tudginsa and John c. Robinson be appointed delegates
10 attend their meeting.
3D. Reoired, That the leading measures Of the Adj
mnstraton have decided appreciation and support;
and that our confidence in the patriotism, wisdom and
integrity of Martin Van Buren, is undImlnished; and
we pledg, ourselves TO all fair and honorable means
to secure his reelection.
3d. Rc:olrsd, That the honorable, high-mindcd and
fearless course pursued by talented Senator, VIM
H. Roam. challenges warmest admiration, and shall
receive cur earnest support and approval
On motion, the President Secretary and Samuel Is.
Servant were added TO the list of delegates.
On motion of Samuel b. Servant, seconded by AL
bert c. Hudgins it was unanimously Resotred, That
the proceedings of the meeting be published in the
Washington Globe, Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Bea-
con and Portsmouth Old Dominion.
r. G. BANKS, Chmn.
Wv, r. Er STc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

Tn.l,,l is moving in the East. In the late Repub-
. meeting in the Borough of Norfolk, seven gentle
rn htely Wings and two of them of the bar, OF fine
,a,,s, nanllv came forward, and joined the Repub-
ir,D banners Sin the county of Norfolk, numerous
and brilliant meeting OF the Republicans was held IN
po,. month on Monday highland DR.. Arthur h.
S'.,, ana Thcophilus Fisk were nominated as Candi-
.,..s ,.,r the II OF Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-20

" ~' p;,,mond Wing founders from one biunder
The hr'"' On Monday, it is pleased TO CONGO
" M our Caroline coTrespGnd'n h,d Is an s, un
s g q" Congressand upon tins snaaoEs w TuR
poston, ,d + head On Tuesday, it is pleased to
Upon n, sappos,iOn and to pay some eompmcn,
10 the sa dr,ured from his retirement And II IS
the VIM 10 ascribe the letter 'to one who' nn.l,
nrItt, a an unwavering adherent Of the fedefai
al iaI He av6wed determination then TO sup
ENecn''s. ~, and come ont from among the 'unciear'
port hF w" ,,;on was not thorough and he has re-
5ui M ~, mire. Peace be with hm!-Ihe wing
spsed .v iuI and again shooting its arrows IN The
asa Peace be with it! if its restless spirt can ever
NOW peace -