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SAMUEL ~M'CLALLFN,

ErTAILEooT AsD suJEsrcRr
MANUEL Ct.ALbtN WoItd rrsorcf F.!f- "a
iOrua ne friends ard customers tka. h. = ~
cciYed within { Few weeks sy.Ty large Addition ~
the most tfsslonabIo and ouTsblc wofs. b~uebt
expressly &" vfefaHirg. shsuuof attsrnt - -
cuibcl " EaTuCu.aTLe. IadisaUd gsntL,ye, 49,,
please cal at g.ls5, Nam street, nearly opSos'ie
iae virginia Hotel. ~sDdeXahnne Tor tSeay.Iys.
aus 4 think ucy val not be disappointed. GLso'
on hand, .Sranish sole IeatbFr. rsIf
bsot MorOc q, had sod biudng skins. sbos fbrssdt
lgne 2. ts40.-tE y
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WHEELING. VA

EDITORS who publish for ID. :. Gregory
&c Co, are requested to copy the follow
ing.
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SuRANCE.
lSAS wiz be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
"a INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING.
al dc h~sss rates OIL
Buildings Of all kinds. stone. brick Or wooden, and
their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mills. &c.
Furniture:
And mercnandiEe OF al kinds.
And against all dangers attending tho ,ransyoria.
ton @! Eoods on river. lakes. soss. canals aad rri!.
solds.
For the character Of iaa company az 10 pyozn,,.
t2ds d'ri HIesa2iy IA the D.siasHt cnd payment Of
tosses.-we beg leave TO refer to- tho merchants oil tbs
place and elsewhere who have had the adjustment Of
claims upon Us.
JOHN FAwCErT. Pradsst
DAStEL LANE, Secretary. January l6. lsI.
BoARD or DiaEcroRa.-John Fawcsil Pre,;leu,
>. Brady. john Gasaorn, Charles ID. KNOX, Richard W.
Harding, Samuel Neel. William Paxton. Jacob S
ShTives. Samuel Spr,gg, Directors.
~ Wc!lsburg Transcript. SieuhenVille Grzcuo
St. ClairgyilIe Chronicle. and Marshall Beacon. insert
heabovs to the amount ofS5 each.& charge this oihee
TRUST SALE.
OY virtue Of n deed Of trust executed by John
AD McCaskey bearing date On the 2iih day Of DC.
tobor 1889. recorded inthe Clerks Office Of the county
Court Of Ohiu county. I shall on Monday the first day
OF March next. between the hours oCI0 o'clock A. VI.
md 4 o'clock z. M 81 the front DOR of lAu Cour;
house OF Ohio county. proceed h. sell ~ public auc
lion. TO the highest bidder. the West half q lot No. s
in the 22d square IN the Beiiir addition to tho city
oI Whoeiing. whsTeou "a a good brick house. For
the ioras reference may DO had 10 sad deed Of trasf.
Selling as trustee l will convey such iitle a. IL vested
in me by said deed Of trust.
jan 2S-ts DANIEL LAME.
~ The above sale is postponed to Monday April
5h lS4L. mar Elm
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IN
fAtsliNiA-t- casNasas-Af rule. b.I q, -
Clerks cfice OF til Cireaii Sup-for Caaft o. Us US
anc chancoy III aiis-aal county ca us l., aay ~
March ie4l.
samuel Thompson. COm2I
john Cray and J9cob wEarton. Defendants
Iho. teitsJaco3 Nhar;on,n not having entered hs ap,
Peafence snd gwen security accoHdiny 70 The act &C as,
sonhiy and iae TJies of Gs C0ur. and II Appearing
~ s4la'aciOsy evidence Mat 10 - MT an inhahi,sn:
: lAis commonwealth. 1t ordered that the said
oeiendahi' Jacob Wharton. 30 appear here On the frst
Day vi The next term ofthhs Court. and ansy-ef The
oiL and amended I'll Of tac complainant. and tha,
a copy OF thu ugJpf - inlestsd IA some nenspap,x
Published in 'ho city ofWEeelipg ~. two :aonihs sue,
cessiveiy nri posted ct the f.Ont DOOR IL tho Court.
hou'eoi'hs eousy for a lao period.
A copy ;s.ts.
mar3-2a JAMES d. MORRIS. Clerk.
y~IRGINiA-rs crANcraY-At rules hSld in tho
clerks oGce Of the circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Ch'nce'y "a The County Vi Ohio. in tie u.opt,.
% February 1911.
"'iiaIa " Cy"y. Complainant.
against
Eosnezor Zane. and AIBp VI SZane. his wifs. Hen.y
Moore und James 9 JoansIon. Defendants.
Inc oeieutari johnston not having entered his
appearance and ElsCa security according 10 the act of
assembly uG8 The rules cgiah court. and 10 appearing
thHt hs u not VA inhabitaug % ihe Comm0nwe a!lh OF
virginia. ." notion oi complainant by counsel. II -
2fceEsd tHot Tie SID Jefi. 30 appear hefe On lac fTst
cay CT ie next terra u His coGr, enter hs APPEAR.
ance' gave scrrFty - IRE srt aldresaid requires. end
answer tUo cOmplaiuAnt- bin. W Otherwise defend
hi' SUIT a"d Alt a oory @. his order be Dsih~iIk
m>e''td 10 ''Slo newspaper VUuted in the CIV uf
Wheeling f'r TWO months snoscsaiyeiy. snd po-ted at
ihe irOhi door Of the court hylzo CFOl!o county.
a eopy IesJe,
NELsoS. Tor COHPt ALEX T LAiDLEY.
ieh II Cierk.
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT.
%zr1 ETIOM he lst Of April next. two story
ksEEE brick dwelling house situaied IN Easf
Wheeling on tho conner opposite Richard -Simms.
E-q. TesiasHeo. COW in tho occupancy Of Nr { J.
Sheppard. Apply 70 K MORROW.
fh 1T LL.rker Sgu.re.
PRESIDENT UOTEL. "
No. lie. BroaaEGy Ney York.
MIS- sslcRdid cstabl.shnani il now oysn and roa
4 dy - receive IhOss who my 10 pleased 10 e. ]
Vof II With theIr patronage. TIN House isln excelisari
order. che iurnifurc Raw. aad sle- ant. he ladies ma
iours orc igHBs4hed In = style Eot surpassed by sDy M !
10 The U.'os.. Ia -rllsr are wall stocked Win IN. !
boss of wines and liquors. Tie hnLrr wfI n, -c.n.
sianily supplied with every drhescy Inc InarEsis ca,
Afford.
One oftho proprieto-s has been long and hs tust.
avofahly known sS a iio;eI kesgcr.Ihe other as Cs,i
ofS'san Boats 10 Charleston. New Orleans. Galveston.
SC.
We are determined 10 please.
y. - REAMOND.
JAMES PENNoYES. Proprietor.
Bill IN Chancery in iIC!CiroGH sspsnor Gut Of I,
and Chanoey iOr Ohio comfy.
George M,Cle.isnd
Us
John d Clarke. Henry MOoss. and "ohAnes'y'
others.
In pursuance Of the DECREE ln his cause J shall. on
SATURDAY the 20 hIay OF March next. scta cen The
hours of ten aud Two o'clIr. ~ the door of ths
&eAAN NaaN. - 49, heIAHH AA 10 HMG ANEAE
end best bidder. hc nouh hsif Of Lot no Fourteen.
uD msquaTo Zen 10 in tie city OF Wheeling.
being the samgoa ~hlSh tie said L.lrtc now lives
The terns OF VIC arc ons sIEjh paH OF fhs purchase
mUucy ~ hand. and the residue ~ tfres equai IN
sislaenfs ofsE. twelve and eighteen months. the
~purchasef givng Bond and Sscun'y to pay the
sams. Iho tale vii De retained until payment
- made
CHAs r.. srRONC, Commissioner nd Trustee.
FEB l6-is
! ME- 5:h rasn Of the Whr.Int acIJ,my vii
4 Commence on Monday 22I Of February. Pu-
pus received as heseiof,re.
fb!6 A. " RCTER. Prncipal.
FOR RENT The brck buildings
SfS situated on the corner at Main GOD Jrdcf.
HIii21a .on Streets 90 present. occupied by 81 u
AIk&X Liitonas tbs Exchange HOuse. yosscssiou
given 1t Aprl. For terms aprIy q, $ MING
NiRGiNiA-N cHtSsEHY-At rules held in The
CLERKS office Vi the Circuit Superior Cunt 0ftaN
aud Chancery fr iae county OF OHIO. 30 the month
oi February 1871.
Dauici $ Fomey. Complainant.
nrtust
Reason Puupirsya nI Joseph P1uYhrcy Defendants.
The dcloudaars not hIyiag entered Their appearance
and given security according o. the act of assembly,
add Tie rules rf this rl.rf. cod o. rrr.v~ru- ,-~t trrv
are not iuhnbiianr. of tee Commonwealth of Virginia.
on mo,iJn &C complainant b. counsel, Itis 1rluJeI iha,
Toe sad defendant 80 a1-ear here un he Gat d1y OF
the next spring tenn giials raglt, enter fcir appear
anrs. give serayly as iIa .Jey la slsI rcquif.F. as-
answer Tie comp a.uuu.s t.'. ,s Otherwise defend
fhts '1:'. sid ,h7t % copy Yi 'hs ORDER Boz Forthwith ul
serted IN some newspaper printed boo .he cats ufv-hea
huy Co tvO months Su,~esr.ya.r sHd posted no Oh,
font Jaaf of the Court house OF Ohm county.
4 cory lgstg,
J,oop. ror Comsl ALEX r LAiDLFy.
700 f.|".
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NOTiCE- The dua OF p. w sIaCk,nrlx Ca ~.
~ dissolved Ola TIC 2.fh July, by mutual con-.n,
All debts due saId firm which we're contracted -
Gus 10 the irsr MAY Last. will - ell - ~ SscSt
ing. Andeb's contracted .or the salc Of goods sane.
they removed 10 The rOon .0rncLv oroupief by Ihs Az
VI. baaS sill becoLse,-G 5y &. X. Sxvgringen.
i W. STOCKING
G X SWEARINCEN
The business Of TIC 'ais Gna DIP. W. Stocking &
al ihei. old siaad No. 1871 Main Stecf.
g. n SWEARlNCEN.
Wheeling. SnpJcmhor. 2ah $50.
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NJ y TIT W.
NEooessvs 20 T. =. Clalke & Col
& COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
PITrsBUE0H, Pa.
fNlVE special attention to Forwarding GOOD, mr.
NJ produce. charges collected (wbSn requesied)
by Boats or Canal lines. Produce consigned to ms for
me Esst Htdh6e shipped VitAesi 6eIay. a duplicate
aad eiils OF lading ssnt to shippers Immediately.
money.
Rsfer tn
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William Russell, Complainant.

James NicLurs administrator Of Tho mas Cummtns de-
coasej. Benjamin Stewart. lane Stewart. James
Cunmius. William Cummins. Robert + Murdoch,
John McCombs. Elizabeth hs wife. lais Elizabeth
Murdock. Frcicuck 7 CuUmuDs, Nathaniel Teal
AMI Elizabeth he " ife. late Elizabeth CgEtulIus.
James { AchosCu. ThaInls Achsson. Hannah Ao-
hsson. heir at flaw ofThouus CuInnins. teren-sd.
and samuel Cobb o.. Robert CoIbiu. sen. aud Rob.
sTt C1-Icu. jan. Defendants.
ThisjIy came the complainant 5y hIs attorney sui
he defendants. Bsujlmiu Stewarts. James CuminIUs.
William Cummius. Robert T. MurdOCb. Frederic. =
Curnmins. Nathaniel Teal. and Elizabeth ks vile.
late Elizabeth Cummius JImes 9 AchcsoH. Thomas
Achozon. and Hannah J ACheson not having entered
their appearance aud given security according 70 the
aci or assembly and tho rules Of ihis court. aud it a-
peprug b. satisfactory dcuce that hey orc not ini
habftanis Of this Safe. On motion Of the cOmplainan.
hy bis attorney 10 rs ordered that lao .aij absent de-,
PENDANTS 90 appear here ON the FIRST Monday Of ApuI
next. aud answer the compialnanfs bill,nnd that a CO
81 Of thIt order be inherited in The Wheeling Times b
Two months succ ossivoly and posted At ths COURTEOUS,
door ri THIS county. A Copy tesfe.
feb9 ID HICKMAN, Clerk.
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nAe+ng. ts6o.ary2s 1871.
DENApw~

fInra-The supply ia ma,ks, i. ~abund.s, and
!A's' 'o'aafs A'ored IN como Of eur Warehouse. We
have not boar" Of more 'hon s2.75 being offered G..
u IA iArs" quantities. Holders are. however. 6r.a a,
eJ ~
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'ltsIiNiA-t- easNesas-Af rulss held ;, m.
CIeHks cfiee OF III Circuit Sup~ror Court % -
anc Chaneoy III aias-aall county ca Gs l., day ~
March iSfl.
$780, L-
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01
TIE POLYNESIAN.
SATURDAY, MAY |, IS4I.

How beautiful is the al-radiant ruler of
MI iyht--the lovely empress Of the sky, as her
aided by countless train of brilliant and
sparkling uminaries, she slowly encycles
the lofty expanse of heaven, peerless in her
charms, and worshippcd by every eye. Cne
by one doth their Iustre fade and 90 out,
dmmed and overpowered by her brighter
eflulgence, till at last she reigns all lustrols,
contest the palm of heavens sovereignty
Her light, like veil drawn over a sleeping
youth, smiling in its dreams, gives tairer
tinge to earth's scenes. Imagination revcls
in the Cloud!ess prospect, and wings its flight
through the wide and limitless tirmament,
peopling earth, air, and all she sees or feels
with tancy's varied forms. The mind grasps
at eternity, and half realizes the mighty idea.
The soul melts and expands into the pros
pect before it, and the petty cares of LIES
troubled existence, even as the host of
heaven palcs before the queen of all, disap-
pear beneath in'inity's tide, or remain but
in the vast distance, clouding the horizon
IKE the scarce pcrceptible nebulm. Dull
and sordid must be the heart which gives
no answering throb to scenes and thoughts
Ike these; but tougher yet u ust be the
sconcc that can realize all this, with two cat
crv aullng cats in furious combat not "a rod
from his elbow.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

emony, from side to side, placing them IN re-
cular order; he then looked up and said he
would be able to make her hay ywell. He then
opened the other box, took a bottle, broke
off the neck and poured out some OF the wa
ter into his hand, which he applied to the
head and face of the husband, and at the
same time laid him down on the bed, he then
pressed firmly on his chest and lett hlm tor
dead. As soon as his back was turned, the
dead man said, "here am, and continued
to lie with his eyes open, speaking OCCASION
ally to the crowd around him until the farce
was ended. Having raised the patient up,
the doctor produced two phials from each OF
which he poured some water, part OF when
he gave the patient, and with the rest spr'n-
kled her head and feet; but her weakness
was too great to allow her setting up, and
she was laid back upon her pillow. Not in
the least daunted by this, the doctor observ-
ed that she was not sick; but he was not al
lowed to pass off so easily; Il constable who
was standing by asked him if he had done,
and on his replying in the affirmative, said,
then 90 with me, and took him off to the
fort, where | understood he was fined for de-
ceplion.
| took the liberty Of examining the con-
tents of the bottles, which were left behind,
and found them to contain only water, winch
however had gone through some sanctfying
process, in order to give it the power OF
working miracles! L.X.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

UNSuC ,ES5FLL MIRACLE

Nh. EDiioR,-On the morning of the 9TH
ult, | observed the streets filled with pe,-
pie makl'g their way towards Waikiki, and
learned on inquiry, that they were gong to
ii house Just III the outskirts of the town TO
Witness miraculous cure winch was To be
performed on woman who had been sick a
long tine. Thinking there might be some
thing learned, oincd the multitude and
soon found myself at very respectable
looking adobe house, which with the ya~d
and considerable portion Of the public road,
was crowded with natives. On entering
the yard, after "A long struggle, | saw the
operator, or Doctor as he was called who is
a middle sized native, well dressed, and
standing with two small boxes tied up in a
handkerchief, which he held in his hand
His look was simple but calm and collected.
rs though he was confident Of success, while
he seemed not to notice the rush of people
upon him to CRAFTY their curiosity. Soon the
arrangements for the wonderful cure were
made, bed was provided for the sick wo-
man and another for her husband, and it was
proclaimed that the doctor was to kill the
husband by calling out the disease from his
wife and placing it on him, when she would
get up perfectly well and walk to Waikiki,
after which the husband would be restored
to life.
The doctor commenced by opening a
small box in which were eight blocks of
wood, which he moved about with great GER
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01
N oticc.

Those subscribers on other islonds A.,
are still indebted to us, are requested ,o :.
NIT the several amounts due as soon as Do,
sible. Also all those who intend to beo,,
subscribers for another volume, (the prcs,
being completed in six weeks more, to cn
us speedy notice. AS it is important to kD,
what amount of patronage can be dcpcrd
upon before we undertake another yonr,
all who are interested in its success, are !,
qucstcd to aid its circulation, and to fowa
to us, before the first of June next, ,be 4
sired Information. Also, all those who +,
tend to discontinue their subsclipt, n. !
give us immediate notice. En
April "a. If.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

The ST. Louis has gone. Joy and hap
pin"sS 60 with her. ln her are MANY noble
hca,ts, and with her 90 our sincere regrets
Proud indeed must each true hearted YAM
kee feel IN thEs far distant land, to see our
waters graced by so noble specimen of the
architect genius; but proudcr still must he
the feelings of each one who claims the purcr
sentiments of the human heart, to sec that
aforesaid noble specimen of mans loho,s
carrying with her so many of the great Mas
ter Architects noblest works" Her s,o,,
has been almost as one festive dov rha
cNllltIes extended by the hospitabe citizens
OF Honolulu and so handsomely returned by
those on board, have served to gladden. onr
hearts not little. We say again iov and
happiness go with her.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

it be otherwise, when we have here no
fixed laws Of any kind: 1t is all chance
work.
Hated rose from the table in anguish
of spirit. He remembered the world
where he had lived, and all that was past
He had desired to live in a world where
there was no God-where all was gov
erned by chance, so far as there was any
thing that looked like government Here
he was, and here he must live. He threw
himself on bed, and recalled the past
the beautiful world in which he had once
lived his ingratitude-his murmurings,
and his blasphemy against the wisdom and
the goodness of God. He wept like in
fancy. He would have prayed, and even
begun prayer; but then he rccollected
that there was no God here-nothing to
direct events-nothng but chance. He
shed many and bitter tears of repent
ance. AT last he wept himself asleep.
When Hated again awoke, he was sit
ting under his palm tree, in his own beau
full garden. 1t was morning. AT the APP
pointed moment, the glorious sun rose up
in the East-the fields were all green and
fresh: the trees were all right and up
wards, and covered with blossoms the
beautiful deer were bounding in their
gladncss over the lawn, and the songsters
in the trees, which, in plumage and sweet
ness might have We'd with those that sung
in Eden, were uttcring their morning
songs.
Hated arose, recalled that UGLY dream.
and then wcpt for Joy. Was he again in
Il world where chance does not reign -
He looked up, and then turned to the God
of heaven and earth, the God of laws and
of order. He gave glory to Him. and
confessed that lis ways, to us unscarcha-
bic, are full of wisdom. He was new
man. Tears indeed fell at the graves of
his family but now he lived to do good
to men, and to make others happy. He
called young and worthy couple, distant
relatives, to fill his house. His home a.
gain smiled, and peace and contentment
came back, and were his abiding guests.
Hated would never venture to affirm
whether this was dream, or a reality.
On the whole he was inclined to think it
real, and thai there is somewhere a chance
world; but he always shook his head, and
declared that so far from wishing to live
there, nothing gave him greater cause Of
gratitude as he knc!t in daily prayer, than
The fact, that he lived in a world where
God ruled, and ruled by laws fixed, wise,
and mcrcilul
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

A native man, rather past the prim.
life, died very suddenly in this VILLAGE
Wednesday last. He had been to hi,
home his daughter, who was sick at nh,
half a mile distant, and no sooner had be =.
turned and laid down the sick woman IL.
he fell dead on the spot.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

Brethren and cousins of the ink ho.,o
and knights OF the quill-lend us your sym.
pathy, and be still that ye may read and non-
der. II ye have tears, shed them black sc
'nk-drops. If ye have hearts, beware loo,
they burst their mighty easements. Werc
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

ye ever in such fix! No copy-(good A.
have patience! !! no news-no accidents,
nothing-and reduced TO inficting srcu n'
upon our much-enduring readers. Fates ~
fend the like again.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

and days, when you have no such things:'
will soon tell you about that. We
measure time here by the yard
BY the yard;'
Yes we call that time which the most
perfect man among us take in walking
yard, to be the sixtieth part of an hour.
These hodrs we reckon into days, and
these days into years. To be sure, we
are not very exact, because some men
walk so much faster than others; but this
is just as the legs happen to be long or
short
AS the guide was proceeding, to the
inexpressible Joy of all, the sun at once
broke out The light was SO sudden;
that Hated at first thought he must be
struck with lightning, and actually put
up his hands to his eyes, to see if they
were safe. He then clappcd his hands
over his eyes, till he could gradually bear
the light. There was splendor about
the sun which he had never before seen;
and it was intolerably hot. The air SEEM
ed like furnace.
'Ah y said the owner Of the cattle, we
must now scorch for it. My poor WOOL
OK must die at once Bad luck, bad luck
to us The sun has come back much
nearer than he was before. But we hope
he will happen to go away AGAIN soon,
and then happen to come back further off
the next time.
The sun was now pouring down his
heat so intensely. that they were glad to
so into the house for shclicr-a miserable
looking place indeed. Hated could not
but compare 1T with his own beautiful cot
tage. Some timbors were rotten; for the
tree was not, as it happened, the same
thing in all its parts. Some of the boards
happened to be like paper, and the nails
tore out, and these were loose and COM
ing off. They had to do their cooking
out under the burning sun for when the
smoke once got into the house, there was
no getting it out, unless it happened to
90, which was not very often.
They invited Hated to eat. On sitting
down at the table, he noticed that each
one had different kind of food and that
no two could eat out Of the same dish.
He was told that it SO happened, that the
food which one could eat. was poison to
another. and what was agreeable to one,
was nauseatiny to another. Selecting the
food which looked most inviting, Hated
attempted to eat. What was his surprise,
when he found that his hands did no, hap
pen TO be under the controI of his will,
and instead of carrying the food to his
mouth. these active servants put ii INTO
his right ear On examining. he found
that it was so with all the rest. and by
initiating the company, and twisting his
head round over his ri ght shoulder, and
Placing his mouth where the ear was, he
managed 70 eat. In amazcmcnt, he ask
cd how this happened
.Ah' said they, laughing at his irnor-
ance of the world, we have no fixed laws
here. All is chance. Sometimes we
have one or more limbs for a long time
which are not under the control of our
will. 1t is just as it happens. So when
we drink, we find it always true, that
Some shed it on their shoulder, .
Some shed it on their thigh;
And he that does not hit his mouth,
Is sure to hit his eye"
suDDOse that tO he coffee sa;d H.,
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

\ SUiCIDE.-ATAI, the principal Cb;,.
merchant Of this place, is said to have bn.
himself at Wailuku, Maui.
The Polynesian., 1841-05-01

We promised our readers a transa,i,n
the following speech some months since /.
circumstances prevented us from giving il
early as we could have wished. Wen
present it for their qualification. twill
found to contain considerable information
regard to by-gone times.