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OF New YoRx Cry.
DEGS leave to inform the citizens Of I.ynchburg and
Id vicinity that he has returned from New York, and
is now prepared to resume his business. lie has also
brought with him select quantity Of Music, by the
most popular composers, and fine supply of the best Pi
ano Strings winch will be inserted, from to a full
set on the most reasonable terms. Pianos tuned asusua
and any repairs done that instrument upon the shortest
notice, and mos, approved method
September 10 tSf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

EOIkI IGN AND DOMESTIC
RY Z; q q DIS
A. Wholesale and Retail.
TUNIE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving a largo
i and general assortment Of
Fresh IMH and Winter Goods.
Consisting of Heavy PULLED iinseys, Glcnruck Jeans,
and Mallory kcrseys. fer Servants Dutlcl.
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets; white and Red Elan
nels at a, prices French ant English Mern"S, all
shades anJ qualities Black, Blue Black and Fancy cold
Silks, Monscn DE LANES and Chall"ys; Lace Goods
Gloves; i'sIcry Ribbons Hats CAPS; Shoes; and
many other new styles OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which they will offer great bargains in. either at whole
sale or retail TURNER, BU RWFlL x Go.
Oct II IL if
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.Vrr y standard Works,

Cobls Aniscad. commencing at the usual hour, will
be sold. large and valuable invoice of
.Vrtr y standard Works,
Embracing works in sll the various Departments Of
Literature, comprising History, Biography Travels and
Voyages Theology. Philosophy Poetry and the DRAMA.
Family. Church and Pocket Bibles. Fine Prayer Books
American and English Annals. Albums, &c, Sc. Al
80 ae assortment Of cicr and Cap Paper, ruled and
plain ledgcrs Journals. day Books. Blank aud Men,
onn'um Books, Steel Pens. Quills. Maps, &c.
splendid Collection embraces greater variety than
any ever offered in this place at auction The books
perfect, the latest editions, and from the presses "a
the most eminent publishers in this country The bind
in also very superior Of the best workmanship and Ia
test stylc.
Catalogues Of this Choice assortment be procured
application the Sales Room In addition the
aogue, there will be found many standard and late
works oi merit which render the collection superior IN
every respect. and we'll worthy OF attention. A. the
number Of sales will be limited. general attention
qucsted and it IL hoped that those want OF books will
avail themselves ofan opportunity which seldom offers
through the medium OF an auction ol procuring desirable
publications.
H. Books ut private sale NJ reduced
prices.
o. All Books warranted perfect aud Sats without
reserve ior CASH. CllAS. PHELPS. Auct't
Nov. ~ Is II
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NIGHT SCHOOL,
no q X X l. Il PIN & A..

DY the request Of several friends propose to opcn
I'D night School for instruction in BOOK KEEP
ING Having been very successful in teaching 1t, |
think shall be able give satisfaction those no may
think proper TO try it.
Terms SIC in advance II any. after going through
the course should be satisfied the money will bc
turned Apply at the Book Store.
r. Is. SHELTON.
Oct. IL II t.
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reinforcement.

The above Sale is postponed till the fourth Monday in
this month, December, when it will positively take place.
j. GARLAND.
Dec 2 t21D
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d.G...,l - CANAL REGISTER. a,..:.snssz

ARRIVED
Nov. 2a.-Pionccr. Pellet.
30.-Elizabeth. Roberts.
Dec. JAS. Madison. Peters.
CLEARED
Nov. q .-Mohawk, Qnarlos.
" Gen. Harrison, CLARK.
. abingdon. Dolan.
Dec. las. Madison. Polrr'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

Instruction i'm >imgtmE. Piano Eoree
nmd l;Mitpr. &c.
Mr.. ID ~ ~ e p,
NIFMBER Of the Royal Academy of Music. Loo
wi dom with much respect, bcgs leave TO intimate y
the adde's and Gentlemen Of lyncburg and nsighbcs-
hood that he has settled permanently here. Appliestisa
can be made to him at his residence opposite the ''Cnios
Hotel" the Brick building Tensile dollan pss
quarter of "A lessons.
Sacred Class.
lie will be happy also form class for imparting The
elements Of vocal SACRED MUSIC, and when saf
iicicnt number of names had he will settle where u
will ncet-Terms--one lesson in the week, dollaSs
PER quarter, half in advance.
~ B-I.adie. can he supplied with abeautfal selee.
ton of Songs, &C., of the neatest composition.
Nov. II tNf
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CHEAP GOODS.

CuNE!Af eGDOHySs
OUR ENTIRE STOCK Of new FAIL AND
~ ULNTER GOODS has come TO hand. 81
VIC selling them off at small profits. All prrA,ae y
want of GOODS, good terms, are respectfully ~
vod to give us call fully deter.lned 70 a(sg
them great inducements to buy of u.s. Cali and sce ~
J. J. PURNiS & DUEFN&.
Nov. II 4wM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

NEGRO BOYS At AUCTION.
I WILL SELL, ut anton. saturday, the Al,
] inst IN front Of the Market honse } or | likely Ne
GRO BOYS. Sale n, 10 O'clock
CHARLES PHELPS, anc'r.
Dee 1t
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IN TUESDAY EVENING, 30tl, No, and every
~ evening this week. n the corner opposite Mcssrs
Cobls Anistcad. commencing at the usual hour, will
old ,nJy inv, aft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
JAMES RIVER LAND
lOls RENT,

gsSlF. Lands have heretofore offered Tor sale RsW
] offer for rent There upwards Of
savH0A 800 ACRES
A3#&&S Of cleared land. 3M Of
0Y which are Low Grounds Of ~
puconmoulv fine quality and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

Mr.. Clay Of hy.-Thc New York Tribune says
that Mr. Clay. in late letter friend in that city
states tina, he con,cmpacs rcsgnng his the Sen
ate though he has not positively decided TO do Mr.
C. will certainly be in Washington, it is und. r,o,d,
the opening of the next session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

Il Large Hog.-A correspondent informs us tina, h,
saw at Col. Bryant w. Nowlin's farm in this county
On the Esd ult ahog, two years old which after hang
ing some time, weighed AGO lbs. nett lie calls on ole
Kentucky to beat this, if sl,ocan
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

10y lie Bank bill Upon the liable in that bo-
dy. so as TO relieve Iie President from Tho
necessity of ve'oing it. | caunot for mo-
meni. however. believe that such q mane-
uvre eau succeed. If ii should. beg you
to put mark on the delinquent Senators
who lend their aid to such purpose.
Ii is also said thar there has been some
foul play about the Land bill. by engraft-
ing amendments on it. which it was be-
lieved would be unacceptable 10 the House
Of Representatives. thar The bill might there
be lost. If The House become satisfied that
such is The fact. they will take care 10 de-
feat the unholy machination, by passing
the DILL with the amendments, and then in-
Producing a supplemental bill 10 repeal tho
obnoxious clauses. Yours truly,
U. v. w.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

agricultural SOeidy.-A,un adjourned meet
ing of number ofcilizcns Of Laurens District.
held n, the Cour, House, on the 9Th Of July last
an Agricultural Society was formed and the
following gentlemen elected officers:
Col Pauillo Farrow, President; Gen. Thos.
F. Jones, Gen. Thos. Wright, Col Jno. d.
Williams. Joshua Saxon, Esq., Vice Prcss. !;
DR.. Jno. w, Simpson, Cor. Sec'ry.; Tho. L.
Herbert. Rec. Sec; Maj J. d. WrightTreas.;
Rev. s. b. Levers, Hen. c. Young, Esq, Dr..
VIM. Irby, Capt James Davis, Directors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

Gsorgia Mustrated.-We are requested 10
state that the Sd and 4th numbers of this novel
and interesting work, will be ready for delivery
in a few days. The delay has been occasioned
by the Ensravers failing to finish one plate by
the time /; was promised. Mr.. T. A. Richards
is now in New York experimenting the issue
OF the future parts The 5,h and 9Th numbers
will appear in October.
Georgia Scenery is surpassed by none in tho
United States, perhaps the world To those Of
our subscribers who are fond of beholdIng re-
presentations Of the beautiful and sublime, we
would recommend the work.
Price S. per annun, OF so cents for each pan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

sa,ion should ho paid to those who pet.
form the duties Of the Camp. They have
made ar accurate estimate Of the annual
expense it would Involve. II monld not
exceed ten thousand dollars-a very small
sum. when compared with the important
ends it will accomplish. When this pro-
vision shall 5e male, the present system
may he regarded as permanently estab-
lished, and The most beneficial results may
be confidently anticipated. Nothing would
be so much 10 be deplored as a vacillating
policy on this impouan, subject. Ivy which
a system So universally approved. By all
experienced officers, should be abandoned
before it is fairly tried; the Board are un-
animousy Of opinion, 'ha, the idle mock
cry of militia parades. aud the whole mil
itia system should be eiveu up, whenever
i, shall be deemed BY the public authori-
lies ofthc State, that the militia Eucamp-
meu,s. those Normal Schools OF military
instruction. are not worth The small sacri-
fees necessary to maintain them.
The Board are Of the opinion, that an
economical retrcnchment can be made. in
the expenses Of The Arsenals and Maga-
zines, at Charleston and Columbia, which
will provide an ample fund for paying
the persous performing Encampment du-
ties, as heretofore suggested. According
~. they recommend that the priva,es in the
Citadel and Magazine Guard al Charles
ton, he reduced from sixty 10 rhi.y-six. and
and that those ir the Arsenal aud hlaea'
zine Guard at Columbia. be reduced from
thirty to eighteen. While on this subject,
thew would suggest the expediency OF re-
curing The Captains Of the Citadel and
| Magazine Guard at Charleston, aud oi The
/ Arsenal and Magazine Guard at Colum-
bia. TO report annually, and render their
accounts through the Adjntant and lnsPec-
tor General, TO the Commander-in-Chiei.
They also recommended, as measure
of ultimate economy, the purchase Of as
many additional sets Of Tents, as will ena-
bic The Quarter Masters Department q
furnish each Brigade with Que set. The
saving which This would produce in the
, Transportation, and wear and iaer Of tents,
would almost amount in single term OF
Encampmens. 10 sum equal TO that re-
quired for the proposed purchase.
IN connexion with this branch oil the
subject, they suggest lhe expcdicncy o'
purchasing, for eacl, Brigade, a suitable
field for permanent Camp.
In conclusion. all the other Members oi
the Board concur in The opinion, iha, the
very expensive, laborinus, ard indispensa-
bic duties OF the Adju'ant aud Inspector
General, require, that his salary should be
raised TO three thousand dollars. The an
uual expenses which he unavoidably in
ours in performing these duties, actually
amount 10 !iule iule less than TWO thou
sand dollars, aud as the success Of any sys-
TEN of militia training. and especially tho
present, must mainly depend upon the du-
ties TO be performed by this officer, his sal
airy should be such as will command the
CHEST military talents oflhe State. 10 be
constantly directed 10 their performance.
GEO. M'DUFFIE.
PIERCE NJ. BUTLER,
THOS. F. JONES,
]. w. CAVITY.
JAMES JONES.
f. II. EDWARDS,
ID. F. JAMESON,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
From the Hashius,ou Glo5e.

The Mails.-The incompeteucy Of Mr..
Granger for the station he now fills is ad-
mit,ed in all directions. The total wan,
Of all vigor and skill exhibited in the man
agemcn, of affairs since that gentleman has
been Postmaster General, has become the
subject of universal complaint. Many Of
the Wing presses, among which are the
Cincinnati Gazette, the Boston Courier,
aud the New World, have joined. and
may be said 10 be The loudest in these COM
plants. Whilst the National Intellisencer,
the mouth piece ofthe Cdbinet, il not ofthe
Administration, is compeliedio notice and
announce their existence, we have hereto
fore absiained from remarking on the sub
icct, but the evil is becoming so great that
private arrangement for transmitting tho
mail are seriously spoken ol. and perhaps
will be made, If the Department continues
in the charge Of Mr.. Granger. in whose
hands il must continue 10 60 from bad 20
worse. un,ilil becomes 3 nuisance 10 The
country. That gentleman seems never 10
have given thought TO any OF his bureaus.
but that Of appointments. la that, certain
iy, he has exhibited great activity. lie
has changed The posImasters throughout
the land. aud as ii his own incompetency
could not work confusion enough. his ap-
pointmenis seem TO have been made OF the
most incompe,en, and ignorant among the
anp,ican,s. He has succeeded to mar
vel. We do not get our exchange papers
with reeulari,y-uot even those coming
from within ,wer,y-four hours' travel
We have no, had the Richmond Eoquirer
for two weeks, aud most Of our Southern
exchange papers are irregularly received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
Correspondence ofthe Hhiy.

Correspondence 0T Mc Uht1.
WAsHISGT0S, Aug. IS.
Gentlemen-I regret to inform you that
have no good news for you to-day. The
political horison is overcas, with gloom.
aud clouds and darkness rest upon al! our
prospects. |, has ceased TO bc n matter
of speculation whether the President will
veto the Bank bill. That question is well
settled in the affirmative. II is also settled
that the Cabinet are TO go out; and The
matter Of enquiry now is "who will fll
their vacant places p On this head moth
ing is known with any thing Ike certainty.
except thai the President is in corresPon-
dencc with gentlemen in various parts oi
the country with view 10 reorganization
of The Cabinet. Thus far, the rumor
seems to he pretty well authenticated. !
will now give you the on dts, which YOU
may take for what they are worth.
II is said that the nomination OF Mr..
Everett, os Minister to England, will be
withdrawn. and that the name Of Daniel
Webster will be substituted for it.
Il is further said, ,ha, the Office Of Secre-
lary Of State will be rendered 10 Mr.. Tazc-
we'll Of Virginia, and that, in the event Of
his non acceptance, Judge Upshur will be
invited into the Cabinet.
Another member Of The Cabine, will be
taken from Massachusetts or Maine. and
the names Of the following gentlemen are
mentioned as those from whom the selec-
ton will be made. viz: john Davis, Caleb
Gushing, F. O. J. Smith or Levi Lincoln.
The middle States will be represented
in the Executive Counsels, by John VI.
CLAYTON of Delaware, Horace Binney. or
Walter Forward.
For The Southern Division, Legnre OF S.
c., McDuifie, G. r. Glmer, and The lore
Senator King Of Georgia, are mentioned.
The West will he propiliaIed by the nom
ina,ion of Oh. Wickliiie Of n.y.. Elisha
Whi,,lesey of Ohio, James X. Polk, or
Foster OF Tennessee.
The particular positions Of these gentle
men are not very clearly designated.
Rumor alleges that the complexion Of
the Cabinet will be decidedly Calhouuish!
and The negotiations going on are intended
10 ascertain how far This purpose has been
carried. No man who is not decided in
bis opposition TO Mr.. Clay will be admitted.
I understand the President says he is
proscr;bcd man. and complains loudly that
tho Wings should wish TO part with him
for difference OF opinion on one single
quesiion-and yet al the very moment Iha,
he utrcrs this complaint he is abou, to dis
miss The glorious Cabinet, which was be.
queathed to him by his predecessor because
rhey differ with him on that identicnlqucs-
rion
This city is now in full intrigue, and
rumors Of inlrigues-but OF that matter.
more anon
There will be strong effort made by
somo OF the more faint hearted Senators 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

iOrd.-Augus,us c. Dodge, Dem has abou,
GOO majority over Alfred Rich, (Whig,) for
Congressional Delegate. We believe this is
less than las, year. The new House stands 10
DEM. and Wings; one to hear from.
The election in Wiskonsap takes place on
the fourth Monday Of tic prcsen; month. Gen.
Henry Dodge Gather of 4. {. is the DEM, and
j. f. Arnold the Wing candidate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

Concealed Ueapons.--The City Council Of
Tallahassee have passed an ordinance by which
fine o. two hundred dollars is inflicted upoa
any person who may be found wearing con-
ccaicd weapons, such As pistols, Bowie knives.
,lrLs No
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

The Charleston Mercury OF the Isl instant,
says The Bill of Mortality last week is wor-
thy of remark The whole number Of deaths
only 1l-no, single one ,ha, marks any pre-
vailing complaint Of the season. Charleston
was never more perfectly healthy than i, is
~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

u a two days Meeting will commence the
25,h inst, in the Methods, Episcopal Church,
at this place; on which occasion we e1pee, our
much beloved brother and friend, the Rev. B.
A. Wallace's, funeral discourse win be deli.
vprc,I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

At The late commencement, at Yale College,
the degree Of l. l. ID. was conferred upon A..
B. Lonss,rec,, President Of Emory College,
who graduated in the class OF 1873
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

The "May River Pos, Office" in Beaufort
District, which was discontinued short time
since. has been re-esiablished and Geo. Allen,
Esq. appointed p. Master.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

The Steam Ship President.-An article
is going the rounds of the newspapers Of u
bottle having been picked up of the Brit
ish Great India Coast, containing an ac-
count Of the loss Of this Steamer. by en-
couniering an iceberg on the 18th March,
and that the Passengers were then (l7lh
March) on the ice, one only Of the number
"a. Al. Morris) having perished. The
whole is witbou, doubt a fabrication, and
the author well deserves twenty-four
hours exposure on Que Of these isolated
Mountains oi ice as punishment for his
hearlless conduct.-Charlss.on Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
GDe aDbertiser.
EDGEFIELD III.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. IS4l.

u We gratefully acknowledge the receip,
of number of documents and newspapers,
from the Hon. F. w. Pickcns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
eWlSceEgTssae0ass.
From tho South Coroliaiia;i.

From Tho South Caroliaiaa.
MILITARY REPORT OF 1889. ETC.
Extract OF les,er from a respected and
intelligent friend:
"Your efforts to bring back the Military
spirit of,he Stale. has, ] assure you, given
me great satisfaction. trust you will
continue them. You were right. in sup
posing that the loss Of The Military Bill last
winter, was occasioned, not by the infiu-
ence OF those most interested in the sys-
lem--that is, those who are TO encounter
its burdeus-bul flhose who probably re-
garded the move popular one-in which,
| thought e, the time, and, with better
evidence. still think. they have been mis-
taken.
Permit me 10 request that you will
publish the Report OF the Military Com
mission ordered oy the Legislature in 1885,
TO revise and digest the Militia Laws OF the
Stale. 1t was written by Gen. McDufiie,
with his usual ability, and is. ! think, a
condensed and admirable argument in ia
vour of the Bill which was reported in
1899, BY that Commission.
"Do urge the retention of Sergeaa,s. as
part ofanything like perfect system. ]
think they are indispensable.
"You remember that fund was indica-
ted by The Military Commission 10 pay all
officers who "attend the Encampments." ="
(bv reducing the number Of men in the
Arsenals, in Charleston and Columbia
without further taxing the State for that
purpose; and the reduction was made OF
the time, without applying the fund as de-
sired, By those who showed where The
money could DO gotten. By careful es-
innate. ii was found tha, $4,000 year
would be sufficient, TO pay all the officers
who attended the Encampments; and is
that piitance. as may well call il. a price
TO be refused By The State, for system of
militia training, which would well prepare
her citizens for any sudden emergency,
and place our little State. not only on nn
equality with, hut far ahead OF mauy
greatly superior in numbers and territory.
Permit me TO congratulate YOU OIL the
veto of the Bank Bill. The Wings cer-
tainly cannot stand this blow. Nothing,
io "'n ~ toI;'neer' "ri nas Aep. up; even ''ls
'O.5' :'S 'ne uise'"ua"' e'e'nen's o' '',a' part
n'"ou' P''ne'p'eS' oul Tue nope I" pun
'e''
:. ,,., $500
Annexed IS inc Military Report o! io79,
'e'er'eo 10 ny on, esteemed ana valued
corre'p"h"en'' Wnich we punish WIN
sea' pleasure ahu earnestly sssesssl'cno
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beg se;sge 70 ossuiI1iisio for your consideration,
enn urrnrfy y,s1 nUsno ninnef o,,Htha fnttN,y-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

Trial Of MeLsod.-Thc term Of the Court a,
which McLeod's trial is to take place, begins
on the 9th inst, at Utica.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
Ernm tsn Chnrleston Mcrcuru

THE APPROACHING pENouEMENT,--,
r0r the 6tst time within year we End
something worth quoting 10 the Richmond
Wkig. The editor crashes his teeth over
The statements Of his correspondent, bu,
that's Of course.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MIODLErowN, CThis institution CONT
hou.hng condition Doctor BANGS the recently elected
President only popular with the students but all
pccts well calculated and character the College Th-
examination of the students which took place last week highly
cred,abe both students The graduating class
numbers than thirty the COMMENCEMENT will take place
on the ih day ofAusust We need inform City readers
that the trip Mddle,osn this delightful
u Mr. C. H. King GA Broadway, has received small package
Razors Damascus Steel has been noted
purity its temper which ascrbed the peculiar
which manufactured trial of these
mopded
New-York tribune., 1841-07-15
IComnunicstei.l

Dr. WILLIAM JAMES MAcNEvES.-The funeral Of TINS
comParot of the immortal Enmets took place
yesterday from the residence OF his son-n-law Thomas Ad
dis Emmett, His remains conveyed TO the Roman
Catholic Cathedral attended by large concourse OF ci
zens and the corpse borne the sanctuary by the
hands of many Oldest and worthy inhabitants Of
all denominations But truly ourniu sight to be-
hold black grapes suspended from the sacred altar and the
lofty pulpit shrouded in sable velvet together with the burn
ing lights which illuminated the cOn-the incense Of devo
rising towards Heavenhe pathetic n'enations OF the
requiem and the sad OF the meurners The
Rt Rev Bishop HreHEs ORca'ed during the solemn rites
and ceremonies in behalf Of the iustrous dead amid the
tosching pca and melancholy tones Of the organ The day
was stormy and gloomy .ad seemed though Nature her
self wep TIE remains OF the Irish Patriot before she
would permit them be consigned 10 the tomb of their
adopted country J. D. 5