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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-27
MANAGERS IT

nELhWhRE LoTTERY Glass No. 81, for 1870. Tobc drawn
IL at Wilming ton, tDcl.,l Tuesday, Feb. 2h
prize of $1,000, loco, 1900. 1925 IL; , of $40; 5 of 2on; 10 OF
$50, l25, 100: 20 Of Is, %.
IS Nos.-l3 drawn. Wholes .; shares in proportion.
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass No. 40. for 1910. To be drawn
al Wilmington, tDel,1 Wednesday, Feb. 2.
lprizco Of $500. 1000, 1900, 1889; 9 Of 700, 3 Of 500; 4 Of $50; 5
of 80; 7 Of $50; 10 of 100.
Ct Nos-IO drawn. Wholes >; halves !; quarters 80 cts.
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class No. 50, for 1910. To be drawn
al wilmington, GDel.,) Thursday, Feb. g.
C,pi1Al-l prize Of Si3, 900, 1000, 1000, 2SR, l5n, 1854, 1850,
1900, lIOO: 10 Of 1000, 400, 800, $50, 300; 90 Of lJo, III; 60 of 100.
IS Sos.-l2 drawn. Wholes I; halves 2; quarters J.
DELAWARE OTTER Class No. 81, for 1910. To be drawn
a, Wilmington, Dell Friday, Feb
CArrrAL-l prize of $4,000, 1900, 1000, 1900, 1890; 10 o! 1000,
$50, 900, $50, 100; l65 Of 100.
65 Nos.-l2 drawn Whcles SIS; halves Q 80; quarters 81 2a
JAS. PlIALEN ( CO, Managers,
Richmond, Ia.
Feb % G,td
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DTNASAY ~ JAIL.-Thcrc was committed 10 the jail Of
h Hanover County, on the 9TH day of December last, rs a runa-
way, a negro man who calls himself ARCHIE BSONN-aEd
says that he liz the property Of WIN. LcGrand OF frlncc Edward
County. Va; tha, he was hired the last yearto \ Mr.. Edward An
derson, Of Chesterfield County. Said negro is black b feet high,
about 40 wears old. had on when committed, 4 Sit of black MIXED
cassjue,, with a red lanncl shit. The owner of said SLAVE Is re-
ou..,ed 10 come forward, prove his pro perry, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with n. the law directs.
IRA J.. BOWLES, H. j.,
Fer {. r. GoodaH. II. j. H. c.
49, n sl-nlWGw~
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"NApTty VAN nrREy TURNED SLAVE DEALER

"MARTIN VAN buren, TURNED SLAVE DEALER"
a statement under this imposing caption was pub
lislled in the " Patriot and Democrat, : and has from
there been transferred to the Federal papers here and
abroad. "Of the truth of the statement the editor
publishing it said, :. there could be no doubt" Had
the statement been confined TO that paper, such is its
character, that no one would take the trouble to con.
tradict it, but having been endorsed by others, a gen.
tleman of this city addressed a line to Judge Judson,
and received from him the following answer:
c.rrp"arpv. CT. Feb. Is, 1870.
SIR-I have this moment received your note Of the lItb instant,
inc,osinr a na.agranl from the Patriot and Democrat Of Saturday
last, headed, '..Bart'n Iaa Buren, turnei siars deahr:'' And you
desire M 10 inform you, "whrther the PreSld-Ei addressed me n
letter, rccurnmrndin. anil urging me 10 order the Africans (f tn.
Amisiadl 10 br taken back 10 Havana, 10 be there sold as slaves;
whether It addressed me any letter 10 influence my opinion, In
the case fthe !Amistad; or ever made TO me, directly or indirectly,
any suggestion or sentiment, which in my opinion were disgrace
ful 10 the high station of the President"
In answer 10 these inquiries, assure yon, that have nsrtr re-
ccived dy letter from the President, on any subject Hadtrrer, since
1 have held tie Office uf District Judge; and should hope the de.
cision given in that case, might furnish ample evidence that no
such influence had operated upon my mind.
Nnur ubt cprf
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
JAMEs PHALEN & CO., have opened an Once IN Richmond
j second door below tho ruins Of the Eagle Hotel, adjoining To
IN. naic. Of n N govt. Esq, where they are prepared To supply
the public with Tickets in all Lotteries nnaer 'e'' management
s25,000 Capital Prize.
Shoot Fund Lottery of Rhode Island.
CL.s sSS-5IH SERIES.
To \, Jro,,,; in N, Ctu Of Proridence, SATURDAY., Fec. u, lsEo.
81 = Sc"rMrNi nrize of SIS 900, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
laT6. loof so0' 500: 30 Of 800; 100 of 25Jj IS of 100, 60, TO; lV
of 81.
wholcs $40; halves 5; quarters 50; eigh'hs -.
Iso Id Richmond, Ia
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ID. S. GREGORY & CO.. Manager.

GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARCH.-$+0,GAJ dollars! for the
" 7ti-and s5s.s24 dollars, tNct., S5a,r0l for the 2iSt.
Virginia State Lottery,
For endowinr the I.esburg Academy and for other purposes.
Class No. >, FOR lei0.
To be draun at alexandria, Ia, Saturday, the 1h March, 1910.
GRAND SCIlEME!
$40 0O-15, 000-3,0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
so prizes Of $1,000; 50 Of 800, &c. Tickets only SO; halves 5;
quarters . 50.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1910

COPELAND RANDOLPH, Grocer AID Commission .HrreAeat,
n G G hs f S,.sS'' opposite .s ,hs the neh GclG MI,,i IN. is h nSw c PGep1itsa e ps is,
wines ana Liquors, on the most reasonable terms, at his new
Hsrrings, .Maeko-a, Se.-North Carolina roe and clpt Hcrinrs;
half and quarter barrels No. | AIackarri; kits Tongues and Sounds,
and Dutch Herrings; Almonds, Eaisins, Fig. and Cnrnntsnior
Feb. %. ''o'AA'D saIM
EIGHTEEN PIANO FoRTEs.-I am expecting in 4 few days,
= = IN addition to my present stock, eighteen Plan" Fortes Oh va
The character of my instruments is so well established that il
II, by accident, were 10 cell an indilcrcn, Piano (which
doubtless, will never happen with the great care that is taken in
the choice Of instruments AT the factory in New York, and the
strict examination Of them after their arrival in my warc-rocn',j
! would EGoI,an Willingly ,hnsl , exeh Fam t. then or : TAKE IKE them a,,n, sas at pi,0o. who
have been SO very successful in supplying Instruments, SO nm, NM
HUNDRED INSTRUMENTS. E. r. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller.
Feb 10 e2-3aw3w
JAMES G. DosHER, .auorney at Lar, will attend The Superior
. and Inferior Courts Of this City. Business entrusted TO him
will receive prompt attention.
Office in Tanbark Row.
Feb IS % anwit
NARGRAVE, WINNER OF THE GREAT ST. LEGER, will
menced, aud will expire LIST July.
In order 10 conform 10 the public sentiment frequently expressed
'thai all Stations in this country stand at too high a price," am
Induced To o!Fer the services Of .Harcrrre at $50 cash, for each
and hay at 40 rrnts per day. No mare left with the Horse viii he
delivered until all expenses are paid; and for the seasons of such
Coloured servants boarded whhou, clargc-no accommodations
for white servants. Every pncagtion taken 10 prevent accidents
OF escapes, but no liability for either.
For the performances Of .Margrars, md his stock (Which appear
ed on the English Turf in ls3S and $780, the public is referred
To the English Racing Calendars.
My address, Richmond, Va.
Ro. c. WILLIAMSON.
Feb 90 g3-2awiw
ID ApPAIANNoCK ACADEMY.-Tlr Exercises of this insli
IL tuition WIN be resumed on the 18th Of January next, under the
ner. The remarkable hea!thfulness fits site, commodiousness Of
its buildings, and estentand selection Of its library, are advantages
with which the public has long been familiar, whilst 10 its highest
recommendation in the enlarged and varied capacity and zeal of lis
Principal, from his brief official exercise here, II IL comparatively
4, p-,nr nl. t,,ut,.y fIarrf,ya fonl ~ m ~. inn 10 M rrIlir
and 10 the Institution, To express their unqualified assurance oflhe
signal manifestations of these qualifications in the proficiency dis
PLAYED by the different classes NJ their late examination, and their
fll grounded conviction that il will in future disappoiHt no just
expectations.
TrnM,-Fur Board, Tuition and Bed, sl4o per snnum.
JNu. II. BERNARD,
Prcs't Board Of Trustees.
Ian 81 SI-2aNtf
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.tJU tyR..l

.tEU FiF.H
THOMAS lR ANCli & BROTHER.
,pur .un.c,I,.r< has. th:S day assoc aated themselves IN The
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the above
r. ,nI .ivIe. Al nrd,g- directed 10 their care, will receive
IL -, ,.,.n:,,n. THOMAS BRANCH,
d. II. BRANCH.
Se-iw
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Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Monongalil Academy
Gas. No. 3, ron 1910.
To be Grdpn at alexandria,, "a, on Saturday, lfh 81 -hGreh, ie3o.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, OO0-l0,0 00-5,O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
40 prizes of 81 500; 50 of $50; co Of 2oo, &c. Tickets only $40;
halves 5; quarters , so.
proportion.
Most splendid Capital S, s2i dollars! Nett $4,000. And 100 pi-
yes of 81 1000.
Virginia State Lottery.
For The benefit ofthe Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association.
Class No. 3, FOR 1870.
To be draun at .7leraaaria, Ia, on Saturday, elst March, leIo.
GRASD SCHEME.
S5S,S2f Dollars!
800 00-lO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
100 prizes Of 81 900; 50 of 500; co Of 200, &c. Tickets only $40;
Csr, inc Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets slio. Shares in
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Town Of WeilSburg.
CLASS No. 3, ron lsin.
To BE- dram at .4iernndrin, pn., on Satnrday, 18th March, 1917.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$40, OO0-10,O00-5,0oO-4, 600 %,
q prizes of 81 900; ej of 500; 2s of 300; POO Of 2o, &C., SC
Tickets only SO; halves s.; quarters o.
Certificates OF packages OF D Whole Tickets $3.50. Shares IN
proportion. .a
p""'' u. :. GREGORY < CO., Managers,
Richmond, Ia.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over TO all who order
as above.
Feb u"
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CT. LEpGER.-This very fine stallion isa beautiful dapple grey,
- full , feet ) inches high, and possessing immense power. He
j. by American Eclipse, and pedigree Throughout of the purcs.
Kind. lie IS fun brother to the noted race mare Ariel, Lance and
O'kelly. His dam was also the dam Of Roman, Splendid and
Ancelme, all winners from one TO four miles; and, what is n re.
markaGle fact, that neither of these horses ever broke down, not
withstanding the great number orraces they ran, which, in my hum
bic opinion, ought TO be a very great consideration with those who
are breeding for the turf IL very often happens of late, that just
rs horses begin 10 distinguish themselves upon the turf, their legs
or sinews give way.
81. Ledger is now at my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover County,
Is miles North Of the city of Richmond, and ~ LiI-s West OF The
Courthouse; Il be let 10 mares nj S25 the season, and Si5 10 insure
a mare 10 be in foal; parting with the mare will forfeit the insu.
rance money. One dollar will be expected Ia The Groom in each
case. Mares well fed with grain ut 20 cents per day, and good
pastures furnished gratis. Every care VIII be- taken To prevent
accidents and escapes, but no responsibility for any that may Imp
pen.
81. Ledger has proven himself a sure and good foal- ."ter; his
coils are only = years old, and hone have been trained.
There / not u stallion i'll the state of his reputation that stands
NJ such n reduced price.
For ST. Ledgcr's full pedigree, performances, SC, see hand bills.
WIN. I. WHITE.
p. S.-Ih have 4 ycry fine Young Stallion, 1 years old by Goiiah,
that will sell on very reasonable terms, or will farm him out.
lie is very much TIE form and color OF his grandsie, old Eclipse.
He can be seen =, any time during the approaching week NJ the
Bell Tavern Stable. w J.. W.
Feb - 4-6w
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TEN pU!LARS REWARD j. offered for the apprehension
i and delivery 10 me in the city of Richmond, Tor in any Jail 30
that can get hnn, Of negro man slave named JOE, the proper
Il Of the late Mrs. +. Rufin, now Mrs. Gov. Iei!onald OF Georgia,
wholi, this rtg several weeks ago, wiiaa humber OF other ser
wants Of said McDuarii, under the charge Of Mr.. I. W. Barker,
ff Gtarra: and who abscnRitd from said Barker, on the night of
ne 81 inst. ahoG: foui miles north OF Lexington, Davidson county,
Syth Carolina. Io: Is about ; feet ] or 5 inches high, very black;
from * to- years Of age; good countcnance, and apparently very
humble when spoken To. lie was raised IN Hanover county, anu
vas hired The last year by the subscriber, 10 Mr.. John Van Lew.
Ne NIL. probably, endca"or 10 get back to ms naive county, or
u ihIstty. PHILIP y. IabB, Az.
Richmond, February 10 St,
STCEGEoNvIiI.E ~EMiNARY.-Ih exercises of the third
- session of this Seminary will be resumed on the 18th Janua-
Tneu. The plan OF Instruction will afford an extensive course,
enorarin. III. various classical authors, and the most useful
branches Of Mathematics. From several years OF practical e1pe,
renee in teaching, having applied himself closely To stndics) aud
from tn test oil public examinations, the undersigned feels an as
,lrancc and confidence, that students in this institution can be as
thoroughly and properly instructed IN their classical requirements,
institution in The state. And in presenting the institution to pub
lie patronage, the undersigned deems it not improper 10 express
his views an! opinions upon IN" subject of teaching. He deems
Hes"niiai on the part III the teacher, hrSt I" make himself &C
CIlnted with the disposition and capacity Of the pupil. II the
caPirrH ~ perception OF The pupil be unr.ady and slow To com
Trereud. ;hr teacher must b. patient and slow IN Importing inior-
MatUn, however Keeping the mind closely exercised, aud care
lAy avoiding L" tii ~ The other cNtrcmc,3 that the mlnd may pro,
PHy comprehend thu matter. When the faculties OF the mind
=! developing iisril, II val! enlarge aud expand according 70 the
t2'lration aud perseverance OF the student. II industry anu ap-
se means adapted 10 The disposition 10 effect the object. IL the
mind be clear and comprehensive, added TO industry and ~applica-
'2n, II" task L" instruct - not unpleasing.
!he undersigned observes, thai, his school Will be governed by
sound and wholesome discipline, that he designs I" lead rath-r
'fahf"rcc the mind, but CoeTcive means will be resOrted to, II nc.
t-Hty require u. The undersigned further observes 10 his pat
ionsand I'm ndS. That his school the present year, has been liberal
y supported and patrouiScd, and rests with confidence upon their
l@'ae: support and encouragement, and trusts that however Tor
liberal public,
rrsN,-B"ara for the scholastic year of 10 mon,hs, $40. TUT
s % ,r III" CLASSICS, SIS for the higher branches OF English
80; !t the minor branches, $50. J J. GREGG.
Htufae"nvlic, Brunswick, Dec. IL. b'-u
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HATS. HATS. HATS
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" hnLEShlE and retail, fashionable and cheap Ha, and Cap
81, Nfr, above and nearly opposite the Ben Tavern, MAIN
sHcrt, Richmond. Va.
=. ! STEEDS, grateful for the patronage which he has re
'n rom the citizens of virginia, since nc commenced husi,
~ a. year, respectfully asks leave TO inform MS patrons ano
. "a hnlc at large, that he has On hand an assortment oil HATS,
"'h D" can with confidence recommend As being mad- OF Inc
= h'-s'FillS, ~ the most celebrated manufacturers, Oi the lalcst
""toN, ana pt>>eSSIn. an elegance OF style and appearance mol
:" " surpassed by any Hats ever offered IN tins market. Those
ss.'sni"h Who may be about Ia supply themselves WIN 4 Hat,
=" WISH 4 good, durable, elegant and fashionable Hat, at the
"s' reasonable price, viii please 10 call NJ the fashionable HAT
NJ ~, aOaTe aha nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, where they can
Jan 30 ~ ,rl NJ T STEEDS.
HthtNCERY-viEaIxlA.-In ilcnrico County Court, Janua-
~ :, lsw:
Edwin WaddilL, Plaintiff.
against
William ". Fulton and Roht. a. Mayo, Defendants.
'mS uts came III. plaintiff by his counsel, and filed his bill, and
~ ufirhuaht VIM. NJ. Fulton, not having entered his appearance
~ 1--WE security according 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules
"> I"'iTt, and II appearing by the affidavit Of Geo. W. Goodc
Nnay made IN Court, that he is not an inhabltant of this coun-
nH,h Is ordered. that the said defendant do appear here on the
. IN Gay OF the next April term. and answer the bill Of the plain
az and ;"lt I rnp; If this order h. forthwith inserted in som,
newspaper published in the city ri Richmond for two months sue
IssSEey, onh posted al the from, door of the Courthouse Of th.
County.
a C"py-Tsne, LorTIN n. Elicit,
c. H. {.
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OFFICE.

Virginia State Lottery, for the benefit Of the Town Of WellsbuIe,
Class No. =, for 1850.
To he drawn a, AIcyandria, Va, on Saturday, goth Of February,
1910.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S3J,295.
| prize Of $4,000, 5000, 4,c@, 1888, 1000; % Of 1000, 500; 30
of 800; 80 of $50: Sc of 300; G2 Of $50, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-halvcs 5-Quartcrs = 81.
Certificate Of Packages of - Whole Tickets Sl3a.
Do. do - Half do 1.
DO. do - Quarters do 81 50.
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages in the above
splendid Lut,crcs-address
d. 5. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Richmond, ia.
pJ Drawings sent immediately after they are over, 10 all who
order az above.
Feb s6-2awtd /.
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GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT.
SIGNOR G. GEORGE respectfully announces to the citizens Of
= Richmond, that he intends giving a grand Vocal and Instrn.
mental Concert, on Friday evening next, at Terpsichore Hall. On
which occasion he Will he assisted by his daughter, u child only 10
years OF age, whose skill in Vocal Music has no equal in this
country; likewise Nh. +. b. Barber, who has kindly volunteered
his assistance on the occasion.
The pieces which he has selected for this Concert are such as
will meet the appreciation Of the public, and give full satisfaction
10 those who may be present.
During The performance he will introduce some brilliant pieces
from the celebrated operas Of Rnssini and Bellini on the KEYED
Trumpet, which have been performed by himself with grea, ap.
plause In New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
For further particulars, see small bills.
QJ~TiCkets OF admission Sl-to be had at Mr.. Taylor's Music
Store, Al all the Bookstores, and a. the door.
Feb p Ssh
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lanes G. BOSIIER, attorney at Lar, sill attend the Superio
y and Inferior Courts of this City. Business entrusted 10 hin
will receive prompt attention.
Office in 1anbark Row.
Fob IA % a,yyJt
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rTO FARMERS.-IIerds' Grass Seed
L Orchard do. do.
Timothy do. do.
Glover do. do.
Mansel Wurzcl Beet Seed
French Sugar do. do.
Ruta Baga Turnip Seed
Scotch Potato Oats
Rohan Potatoes.
For sale by WIN. PALMER.
February - SIT
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-18
LIFE OF HARRISON.

We have received the stereotype plates o
the biography of Gen Harrison, which we or.
dered from Cincinnati and shall be prepared
in few daysto furnish committees, &c. with
any number. 1t will he issued in pamphlet
form, adorned with two engravings, and will be
accompanied with an appendix, embodyng d
mass of highly honorable testimony in favor OF
the Peoples candidate, together with Gen. Har-
rison's opinions on the subject OF slavery and
abolition.
As it is our purpose 10 give this biography
tho widest possible circulation, and place il in
the hands OF every voter in the State, we have
determined TO fix the price at standard that
will barely cover The cost Of publication 1t
will, therefore, be disposed Of TO Tippecanoe
Clubs, Vigilance Committees, &c. at the very
low price ofthirty dollars per thousand. We
respectfully call the attention Of our friends
throughout the State TO this publication, and
solicit their aid in giving to it circulation as
vide as the limits oflhe State. Wing editors
will confer favor upon US, as well as perform
service TO the good cause, by noticing this bi.
,graphy and urging it upon the attention of
Tippecanoe Clubs.
An orders must be accompanied by the cash
n par funds, or they will not DO attended to-
We will add for the Information Of persons in
crested that this biography Of Gen Harrison
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manned, 10 determine what should be the pun
ishment oFthose numerous larcenies below tn
sum Of $50 BY some, whipping was propos
led; by others, punishment by hard labor in tn
county jails; and by others, it was thought bes
to make them work on The highways. To al
hese there appeared insuperabIe objections
Fine and imprisonment were adopted by tn
House OF Representatives ds the on y alterna
tive; and, as it is well known these vexatou
plterlngs were generally perpetrated by tn
more, worthless vagabonds in society, lit wa
added that, when they could not pay the fine
and costs which are always part ofthe sentenc,
and punishment, their services should be sole
out to any person who would pay their fine
and costs for them. This was the clause tina
was passed, as believe, by unanimous vote
oithe House, and stricken out in the Senate, il
opposition TO the twelve who have been de
nounced. \ little further trouble in examn
ing the journals would have shown your cor
respondent that this was considered rs a sub
slitute for whipping, WHICH was lost only by 9
single vote in the Senate, aud IN the House by
a small ma jority, after being once passed
think, Mr.. Editor, have said enough to
show that this obnoxious law would not have
applied to "un(ortunae debtors Of sixty four
years" but infamous offenders who depredate
upon the property Of their fellow citizens, and
who, by the Constitution Of the State as well as
the principle Of existing laws, were subject to
involuntary servitude. | must confess had
no very Sangulne expectations Of beneficial
effect from this measure, as it would apply TO
convicts who had attained the age of maturity;
but had supposed that woman or u youth
who, convicted Of an offence, remained in jail
for the payment Of the fine and costs imposed
might with great advantage be transferred TO
The residence of some decent, vrtuous private
family, whose precept and example would
gently lead them back to the paths Of recti,ude.
would appeal TO the candnr Of your cores
pondent 10 say whether, there were an in
dIvidual confined under the circumstances Il
have mentioned, for whose fate he was inter
ested he would not gladly, see him transferred
from the filthy Genclosure,o of a jail, and still more
filthy inhabitants, to the comfortable mansion
Of some viruous citizen, whose admonitlons
would check his vicious propensites, and
whose authority over thousands of apprentices
in our country an those bound servants which
are tolerated in our as well as in ever other
State in the Union. Far from advocating the
rbOmnabie principles attributed to me BY your
Think that for debt
tnder any circumstances but that where fraud IS
'Heged, IS at aoar with The best principles Of our
Constitution, and ought to be ABOLISHED.
am sir, your humble servant,
WM. II. HARRISON.
NORTH BEND, Dec. 81, 1891.