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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
LIVERY ST A. Z 3

ruyIIE subscriber, late Of the firm OF Stewart
N X Wea,er, respectfully informs his friends
and the public. that he will continue 10 carry on
the business Of Livery Stable. in all its branch
es, at the west Stable in Greene sireet-where
the best Horses and Carriages can be had at all
times at the customary prices. Particular aiien-
ton paid to conveying passengers to and from
The steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN &. WEAVER.
| Newport. Dec. s, 1899.
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RHEUMATISM, GOUT, sPRAINs,

OF THE CORDS, SC. sc.
S IIEWES g. KiTTREDGES BONE
~. LINIMENT QMBlNED-a prepn-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this Liniment stands
unrival!ed in its efficacy. 1t can truly be de-
nomina,eda Pain. Extractor, as 1t will remove
puin when caused by the above complaints.
1t is put up IN bottles at the low price Of so
cents, and is for sale by most of The drug
gists. For the genuine, call for llewes &
Kiitredge's Llniment Combined" See cer-
,i6ca,es on wrapper. For sale by n. J. Tay-
lor 4 II. r. Hazard, Newport, X. ].
Oct %
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REASONS
II ], They never produce the least posslbl
bad effect in any case.
II =. They have the testimony Of thousands,
among them regular physicians, verbal and
written, that they are highly useful in great
variety Of cases-gencrally effecting cure.
and seldom indeed failing to give relief, es-
pecially in cases Of headache, pains aud dis
trcss in any part Of the system, dyspe psia,
scrofula, piles, worms, internal bleeding, fe-
male complaints, consumptlve complaints, and
many others.
Il 3. They are gentle Cnthartcs, operating
on the alternative principle, changing and
II correcting the habit without violent purglng,
and without pain. Dischargng the morbid
matter without affecting the proper coatings
of the stomach and bowels-puriying the
blood, and leaving the system in a healthy
state.
i d. I.ast, but not least--they create no
danger Of taking cold--mny be taken at any
Il time, under any circumstances, according TO
Il directions which accompany ,hcm-and re-
II qulfe no change OF diet.
H ). ANY one who will try them will find tbx
above reasons substantIaled by his OWN
PERIFNcE.
II o. The medicines are exclusively com.
i posed OF Innocent vegetable materials. the
growth of New England and have been used
for generations, iih astonishing success.
II o. In cases Of Inflammation of The Lungs,
\ Aslbmotic Coughs, A Elections of tho Glands,
&c. the Proprietor would recommend Mr..
Jones Syrup, as valuable auxiliary to the
\ Pills. 1t ~ prepared by him, aud may be-
/ found with hun, 0nd his agents.
Il Particular directions accompany The nedi.
|, cines.
II Prepared by GIDEON SPEscER, WoyWick,
u. l., sole proprietor, and 10 UhOn, only the
II composition is knOUn.
II The Pills may be obtained in this place OF
/ MARY TlILEY, 40 Spring street, sole Agent
Il for Newport and most Of the Towns and Villa
ges in the Stute Of the appointed agents.
H The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Agents for the sale Of "Spencer's
Vegetable Pills.
II &. Brown. Little Compton;
IIowlond e. Church, Westport;
Albert Clifford, Now Bedford.
Also, at Wholesale by the subscriber at
Warwick; Oliver Johnson g. Co Providence;
and A. B. & ID. Sands, 100 Fulton st. New
York City. Moy Ia.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AI'esh supply Of The JoiiOwing.
VALU ABLE
loatemt Me0trtmeS, Sc,

4DdtCWt 1T1tOtttlS<0, ~t's
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays l.iniment for the Piles.
OldriJge's Balm Of Columbia a-for promoting
the growth Of hair ON bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do.
Mrs Gardnors Bulsam Of Liverwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall roo,h-aehe drops
AIoorc's Essence Of Life.
Whilwell's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuh
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's Kreosote and Gall Tooth-ache
ptsps.
Doct Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's I.iniment.
Relics Botanical Drops.
Re!fc's hsthmaiic Pills.
IIinckley's Remedy for Piles
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
An.ercaa Sail Rheum Ointment.
Uaivcrsal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Sonp.
" illiams' Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DR.. Rushs Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. Tbonpsan's Tooih-ache Drops.
Eswson's Itch Ointment.
pect. CooIsy's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma. SC.
Lees Wmdham Bilious Pills, sc. &c. &c.
For sale by ~
II. II. HAZARD,
SiGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near The Court House, .Ntcport, r.
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Lqrge Achs, from LiiHs Toe Covns gro,o.
(NORHs, CORNs-An oheciunl and war.
" ranted cure Tor Too Corns, which does not
nj TO cure in one instance IN 100, for sale by ihs
goes. dozen. or single box, by A. u. u: sAsD,,
100 Fulton, corner Of W Willinm-sircet, N. fotk
Aso, by II. n. HAZARD, sign ofiho 6oldo'
Mortar, Newport, a.. I. Price only 70 cen''.
Dee %
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W. dicaicd LOZcngcs.

A MoNG which are Bronchitis, Dr. Jack.
h sons Cough. Ching's Worm, She rman's
Cough. Campllor, Sods. Cnthartic and Worm
l.ozenses, ior sale by H. J. TAYLOR, lts
Thumes.tlrcci. Jul! Q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

SUN-PtsU OLA CERTAIN RENE
- DY for Rheumsiism, Sprains, stiffness Of
the Joints, nunbness Of the limbs. crsmp. gout,
and all cases Of pnin soreness. and tenderness Of
b joi nls and muscles. Few bottles Of the
oeve article, are for snle by
Nov 2s r. j. TAYLOR.
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DOCT. G.. "a. PHI y l. P'S COM
~ POUND TOMATO PILLS, the veg
siable Remedy for Diseases arising from mpwi-
ties ofihe BLOOD; Dyspepsia, Serofuia, all
CHRoSIc DISEASES also a substitute for
CALOMEL ms 4 CATHARTic in FEVERS, and
all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
These Pills may be had Of r. J. TAYLOR,
las, Thames street. Newport, Il. !. Juy2.
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TIIE HAIR! THE HAIR,

NO better evidence is wanting
NGEN3 to show the superiority Of tho
~ Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other
e-see1.s--S' preparniionS. Than number OF
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l N TX s.

RLUE, Plact, md Red Inks. OF super Tor
- quality; for sale at wholesale and retail
X. J. TAYLOR.
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1JleekiD AlMIuar.

New moon. lG, Oh. 59m. morning.
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For Newport and Providence,

Until further notice
k.EHNw-ha the Mail stage will leave
G$ES7tS&z$GG Providence for Warren,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
Saturdays Procedures.
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.


Washington July lo.-Mr. Linn continued his re-
marks during brief remnant of the morning hour, on
Mr.. Bnchanans call for the prescription lists.
/ The Bank bill being taken up
| Mr.. Woodbury. proposed an amendment, prohibiting
donations by directors out OF the funds of the Bank.
MIR. Clay objected and proposed to amend The amend.
men by restricting the prohibition 10 the making OF
donations to officers and directors.
| Mr.. Henderson objected 10 the amendment in any
shape. He said the Bank had no right to give away
| the money entrusted 10 it.
Mr. Woodbury. then consented to amend 80 as TO
prohibit donations either by the stockholders or drec
tors. Mr.. Clay urged his amendment which would
leave power TO the board of directors to make donations
TO any body except directors and officers. And this
| amendment prevaed-26 to 81.
Mr.. Allen then proposed to provide that no part Of
any donations should be charged the funds OF the
Government. Negatived, % to 81.
Reasoning has now but very little effect upon the
Bank cohort in the Senate MIR. Aliens amendment
was defeated by vote Of q to 81. Mr.. Tappan and
Mr.. Buchanan were not in the Senate when the vote
was taken.
MIR. Wright moved to strike out the provision in the
charter for the increase of the capital OF the Bank,
from thirty TO fifty millions after 1851 MIR. Wright
urged that the conditional creation of shares in
the Bank at the end of len years, would produce an
influence in relation to the establishment, which would
be any thing but conducive to the stability and unitor-
nifty which seemed TO be the great object of those IN
favor of the concern, 10 mpart 10 the business of the
country, with which it was connected. He said that
if it found profitable, the of the thirty
millions, welding vast power, would oppose the in
of shares which in bringing twothrds OF the
same amount Of capital 10 participate in, and diminish
the profits, would be prone to resist the increase
then there would be great body of wealth struggling
for investment in the Bank, which would bring another
powerful private interest to agitae the country and
Congress, by pressing for incorporation OF addition
al capital sufficient to make q new National Bank
Then if the holders of the thirty millions should find
their establishment shaking-its history being that OF
the late Bank-they would be anxious to infuse new
capital into its shrunken VEINS and ntrgues would be
set afoot by the secret managers in the Bank paro to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
July |.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

,rrDJr.L DEPARTMENT-Tle Lectures in rhil depart
WI rp Of University with the general course
n, M, III Of September, and terminate the 4t of July
suing. >.
institutions than equivalent 70 tro Of their sessions, and
enables rce perform gu The duties usually assigned
10 .t plan OF instruction Is by daily
mr.. and arranged allow the student commence
well A. 10 complete his medical studies in this nuiion-
combining advantage Of pirate pUpag, with public
lures great utility 81 tins plan has fully by the
education Of than six hundred medical students.
The cost for the Of months 1913 including
Professors, board lodging washing attend
fuel and Light Of public dissecng
Of subjects. The Professors
Henry Howard NJ. d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice OF
Medicine, Obstetrics and M-d. jurisprudence.
John Emmet NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry Pharmacy and
Matera Medca.
James L. cabci ST. d. Professor of Anatomy Physiology and
Surgery.
w. II. W0oDLEY, Proctor u. efya.
July II Is-sw
~ The Richmond Whig the National ntfisnccr and the
Globe The Baltimore Patriot ard Republican, Ptisburg Gazette
and tile Winchester Republican, VIII publish both of the above
for weeks and the Cincinnati Gazette, Wheeling Gazette the
Valley Raleigh Register and Fayetteville "
c. Nashville Republican aad Union, Tenn NatchZ Courier and
Miss Charleston Courier and Mercury,
Recotdr. and Savannah Georgian,
Chronicle Huntsville Democrat, and tho FLAG Of the Union
Tuscalooa Ala Ar.us and Bee " aud
Advertiser Louisville Ky viii publish both Of
weekly Ia the uf dollars and send
The Proctor. The several papers will forward
the Editor OF the Enquirer for collection by tie Isl
September,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
The following appointments, we learn, have been
made at the University, by the Board of Visitors, al
their session just ended
In tie School Of Lar,
Henry ST.. GEORGE TrcsER, Esq now President
of the Court of Appeals, to be Professor of Law
In .Nafhematics,
J. j. SYLVESTER now Professor Of Natural Phlloso-
phy in the University at London, to be Professor OF
Mathematics.
In Modern Languages,
Dr.. CHARLES KHAITsIR, native OF Hungary; 10 be
Professor of Modern Languages
In the severe loss which this important Institution
had sustained by the lamented deaths Of Professors
Davis and Bonnycaste, we have looked with peculiar
interest to the late meeting OF the visitors, as the ~
ture prospects of the University would SO materially
depend on their action And now cannot but con-
gratulac the State and the country at large, upon the
success which has attended their efforts to secure IN us
service the most disting rushed abilities.
The magnificent scale which the Cnivefsty Is
founded and the liberal endowment OF the STATE, en-
titles TO command the services OF the most d's'ng
ed men of the age, on whatsoever side of The Atlantic
they may De found and in the appointments no" an
nounced such an expectation has been fully realized
When we see the hghes, judicial station acknowledS-
nr the superior claims Of tie UNIVERSITY oil VIRGINIA,
TO its best talent and requirement, IN the instance
lust noted the public have the surest guarantee OF the
high character of its schools.
The lectures of Judge Tucker, delivered to ms law
class whist Chancellor ofthe Winchester District have
already become book of standard authority in the
Cours-rivinr pendent Of his high fame as lu-
rist and eminent station on the Bench, the most solid
assurance to his future classes that they will have the
aid of most learned as well successful instructor.
We learn too from sources of the highest credit that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

-~-~-> Planters; Hay Presses; Hosting ranes
Pressing Mills and Castings; Mill Rounds alno
my other kind of Machinery that may he called for
All of which will be marked and forwarded 10 order witt
printed directions for setting up and working ihcn
OF In addition 10 the evidence of the Agricultural socy OF
Henrico cvnced their exhibition and Fair n~ar Rich
mond - s6th Nay 1871, by their awarding premiums
his Thrashg Machine Corn Shelter and Wneat FAM as
published by Richmond papers, prepared
furnish other fun and satisfactory testimony favor Of his Ma
chimes to all that may require il. JABEZ PARKER.
July u lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

n We received on Thursday through our friends
Smith & Palmer Of this City, from the hands OF the
enterprizins Harper Il Brothers, \. Y, that most at
tractye and splendid work-Stephrn Incidents, Nc,
in Central America Its beautiful appearance is worthy
of the high reputation it has attaincd-and from the
Extracts we have read, lis contents are equal to ITS
splendid appearance. 1t is every way admirably got
up-embeliished with numerous engravngs OF the co.
rious ANTIQUITIES of Central America More hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

Mr. Rives has 50 idly, So rdcuIously quoted, in the
speech which attempts to defend his own subtle
and more than donb.jM proposition. ain the course
If a long life, | have found that Government is
aot 10 be strengthened by the assumption Of 9onbt-
M powers, hnt by wise and energetic excrtinn
"f those which are inronifStitie-the former ne
yer fails to produce suspicion and disrust, whilst
the latter inspirs respect and confidence" Yet
marvellous and iudcrous to tell Mr. Rivcs has quoted
This wise maxim, notwithstanding he has brought for
ward one Of the mcst doubut and dangerous schemes
thai has ev, r been proposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

BROWNSVILLE. PoWHATAN CoUNTY.-The School a
place will open wednesday, the 18th Sep
TENDER newt Persons wishing communicate with Will di
rect Marlborough Post Office, Chesterfield.
Il. b. MURRAY,
NJ. J. MURRAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
July l3

DERMT me place Piano Forte in house, upon uia
risk, II suits you 10 Keep II, otherwise return be
fore paying for it,
will ask the above named privilege land shall consider
favor Of such DESTROYS OF purchasing really good Piano
Fories An individual wanting valuable article Piano,
certainly would accept Of such an offer n the above.
T. z. NASH Petersburg, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

PURSUANT the provisions Of Deed of Trust By
Gideon Glenn to the subscriber, bearing date The a9 No
vcmber 1872 and recorded in the Clerks Office o Prince Ed
wad County Court shall proceed 10 SELL the highest bidder
premises, for cash, Saturday the 18th day of August
Tract of Land wherein the said Gideon Glenn
resided lying county Of Prince Edward, and containing
The title the said land believed be good
shall only such title vested in by virtue of
Trust Deed. ABRAHAM VENABIE.
July 10 l9aawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

"SmaH Potatoes Jacob Iievcner, jr. has hccn re-
moved from the Post Office of lcveners Store, Pen
dleton county. "No charge could he urged against
hun, except that he belongs TO the Democratic Party
THIS ohange made for other purpose but reward
a Wing with Office, which is worth to the Govern
ment about so quarter The change has the effect
Of increasing The mail travel about miles, coming and
going These petty spnils indeed-bu the smallest
bird Of prey, we presume is 10 be fed well the
largest.
How much longer Mr.. Tyler permit the Adolf
lonst F. Granger to abuse the power of his Office:
The Republican papers of Ohio New York, Vermont
DC, &c, are swarmng with his removals of Demo
Gratis, and his appointments of Whgs-some of them
rank Abol'tloniss. The Vermont esprit of the GO
says: "a man by the of Cobb has been appointed
postmaster at Barton, in place of G. w klmball, re
moved. his Cobb was notorious snuggler, and al
a,arF ana abettor Of smugglers during the late with
Great Britain. When will Mr.. Tyler have nerve
enough TO arrest the Guilone in its bloody office!
letter from Washington states that Mr. Rves is te
20 TO London and MIR. Preston 10 Paris Thus woule
two politicians be rewarded, for sacrificing the prlnc
pies of their two States, at the shrine OF Nalona
Bank Better far better for both Of them 10 adhere
The great State Rights Virginia principles in which they
were reared, or to repair TO honorable retirement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANUFACTURE
Corner Of Nam and 1914 streets opposite the Medical College,

NttNWUWI, = n
The subscriber, proprietor Of the above
establishment, keeps constantly on hand,
or will furnish nj short notice, made OF The.
hest materials, and by the most expcri.
enced workmcn, the following most valua-
\ bic LABOR-SAVlN MACHINES, viz:
Fox & Borland's Patent Stape-Tooth,
Spring. Bed Thrashing Machines; Emmons'
Patent Chan-Band Horse Powers; Clinton
& Smiths Patent Wheat Fans, and Fans
Of ether patterns; Brees' Patent Horse
Power Grist-Mills; Parker's Patent Iron.
Cylinder, Steel.spring Corn-shellers; SAT-
ford's Patent aw-CutterS: BnllInr,s Corn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13

NIFTY DOLLARS REWAKD.-The subscriber will give the
above reward for the apprehension Of Negro Man called
Minor whom he purchased The Estate Of William Dirkcnon
deceased the county Of Caroline the 10Th day of June last
passed The said fellow feet high, Of black xon
and about 10 years old of spgy, pleasing polite
manners, and intelligent countcnance.
JOS. z. TERRELL.
",
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NTOTICE-fakcn up by the snbarher, his fathers farm
Friday last large dark bay Horse, (vergng black
with collar mark his neck saddle mark on his back and
his forehead The obtain him by paying for
this advertisement, and the necessary charges
7. RlTCHIE, in.
IuIy
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p oBINsoS'S FoRMs.-Just published and for sale by
II SMITH * PALMER,
Forms adapted the Practice in Virginia, by Conway Robin
son, VOL si containing Forms in the Courts OF Law civil
cases; price 81
Smith 4 Palmer in press and will publish in few DAYS
second edition Of ac Digest Of the Laws Of Virginia. enlarged
amended and illustrated by Judicial Decisions.
July IL I9-3if
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'tl lad an American neau or an American heart.
Brown went at large into the matter, and his re-
RS will be given at length hereafter. Mr., Brown
+ - out the morning hour.
VI Fillmore moved to print certain documents in re.
10 the loan bill which was ordered without 4
NJ Fillmore said it was more than fair towards
nnorty to let them know what the majority in
iet do; he therefore offered the following resolu.
i, and moved the previous question:
"ka'red, That from and after two o'clock to.mor-
", al debate in Committee of the Whole House on
s'Ge Of the Union, House bill No. 5, shall cease,
r. te committee shall proceed to vote upon the
endnents that may be at that time pending, that
i Re offered to said bill; and shall then report the
r. wh such mendments may have been agreed
" he House Prorided, That nothing in the reso-
u shall prevent the committee from reporting said
= ne House at an earlier hour"
- rTo'it Of Indiana asked Mr.. Fillmore to give
,s-''mc
" llmorc then amended his resolution, by substi.
- Monday for Tomorrow.
.1s bl! was reported to the committee a short time
and on Wednesday last the debate commenced
This will give five days debate upon a scheme
occupied the first Congress for months, and was
'issed by log-rolling. See MIR Jeffersons re-
- 'pon the funding of The old debts
- feYlous question was then seconded by yeas 81,
y Vi'iiord of Maine asked the gentleman from n.
n - '.epl the following amendment:
e .tded, Than any amendment moved in Commit
y le Whole may be offered in the House.
fillmore refused to adopt the amendment. The
was then taken the resolution, and there
:: as u, nays ~. So the resolution was adopted,
~ @o more working days were left for a Com.
., q Inc Whole Of pig members to express their
81 y The subject. The House then resolved itself
Nm'tlee of the Whole, Mr.. Briggs of Mass. in
q !. alI to create debt of sl2ooOooo now came
I'll :, Consideration.
".'onstall of Massachusetts now went in for an
D., snow that the Treasury was in debt TO the
c"' all the notes that were issued from the year
ne present time. lie also considered rational
.cf a comfortable affair. He said if we had not
od debts, we should have been happier peo
- men went in to show that we were in debt
a.a 10 get out as soon practicable, by borrow
|Rr i, ''Ooo at per cent. and paying it in eight
,,,is az considered Mr.. Tyler as good President
q. - not 20 over the line Of necessity, and if he
,7s., an' Sl2,O0O,C00 he would borrow less. His
:" Was based, as he said, upon facts, and his de-
seemed to be rather irreconceabe, to say the
Use now arose. not to consume his hour, but to
"a 'aat the House, after having just g iven away
gs,,l PEI annum, were now engaged in funding
'''' debt of Sl2,oO0,O0O.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-04

..,,cnr eve full Of Intelligence and energy Firm ana
,ier than quick his judgement ms ineNoraoe
b,, j easily read the hard unraFyIng expression OF
.b When in a ri rePose, the lower par OF IL
,,t in stone Al hs left, without ;he a!cove,
~ Srearv seated in primitive simplicity tbs ground
m oi.r persons OF hs retinue present. The con-
y,.aton va. very short he little surPri-ed 20 h"a-
We had no motive bu; the love OF information, curiosity
you WILL visiting the country; said the Sultan without
doub, would grant Us permission to y him a; Fez bui
that must be obtain i before *e proceeded
our journey and tina; cho send letter 10 the
Emperor he would forward it. !; it TO hi palao"
He asked few questions. and should ihn. was naturally
silent man So sh some more compliments the visit ended
have said nothn. Of his gallant nephew, Ahdel >eiifn
though had long cha, while walking IN the garden lie
i quiet noiien-ive looking youth perfectly isnoen OF all
know edge Of ferera and Of all desire to c4slre
the dangerous wisdom The b!ac, slave and the nephe"
.yere dressed exact~ alike in haque OF blue cotton; D
blacey carried the strongest air OF aThority tn passing
f, IN the g7lard-roorn i"un4 tx OF 'lst
Of he officer, Of the household VINO had waited coming
out 20 offer Us part ,beir dinner hi, courtesy
not to be sighted 20 each took more with our fingers
from the one dish that composed their dining equPege II
was meat and rice esed together and unpalatahe On
rctr.cing way the broken OF other aES'
We found many opening. that afforded charming pros Get
Of tho Town and Bay but have spoken OF it before,
b;r vi not inlicr i, on Won again. Jo,EPHlNE.