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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-25
NEW WING PAPER

hessrs. !. IT. Piensaa,s, T. " John
sOa' aud j. Woodsoa, will, as joint Editors,
som'nence the publication Of Wing pa.
|He' al Washington, on the Isl Monday in
|Dsscember. The paper will be styled the
'nuopendeni,' ard will inculcato the
|'"e wing docirine.-Ral. Reg.
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FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.

The Correspondent Of the National In
teligencer states that, by the law OF France,
two copies Of every Journal must be sent,
as soon as printed, TO the office Of the
kiug's Attorney, for inspection.
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By the arrival of the steam ships Great
Western and Britannia, Liverpool papers
are received TO the 23d ult.
Mr. Stevenson, late Minister to England,
and family, returned 10 the Great Western.
The utmost excitement had prevailed
,brcuphout England on the subject Of SIC
Jeod's trial, aud two government messen-
rars we're stationed al Liverpool to convey
t. London the intelligence which might be
brought By the Halifax steam ships but
at The latest dates, the public mind had be-
cpmo evidently more tranquil.
In the political world, the most impor.
ran, event that has occurred is the break
inc out Of a new resurrection in Spain, IN
situated /, is asserted by the late Queen
Christina.
Private letters from England, are decl-
dedlv favorable. The Mcleod affair, it
was believed, would terminate as Il has, and
,he troubles between the Two countries be
satisfactorily adjusted. Although there
had been no sales Of public securities, yet
there Sas more frmness IN American
Stocks, and confidence appeared 10 DO IN
creased. The Cotton market had advanc-
eJ. and Gales large. This IL favorable
amen. as j, eyinces an increased consnmp.
t,oa of the article. Is the result Of the
English market is now fully known TO be
mood there is no o!arm that England will
uaed supplies Of breadstufs consequently
there can be no drain OF specie for that
purpose. The political intelligence IS OF
but linle interest. There appears 70 BE-
pos.ioa stirring to aflec, THIS country.
NJ. O'Connell has been elected Lord
Mayor Of Dublin, and has accepted the Of
Gee.
Lord Cowley goes ambassador to
France, Lord Stuart de Roihesay 10 Rus
STA, SIR Stafford Canning TO Tnraey, Sir
Robert Gordon TO Austria, and Lord Burg
hersh to Prussia. Lord Cowley is broth.
err Of the Duke Of Wellington.
Llyuasool. October %, 1871.
Dor lza circular vas under date Of tii- 9TH 10
gait. asec when we have he'd further advance
Of "a par d. in Cotton. and as Ito Atata Of Trade
=, Manchester Is loss sBc9oTaging than u was
isy weeks back, the improvement 10 our market
Is aitriAs,ed s,snly, n not entirely, TO increased
uas1siae.S "a regard 10 tho political relations 30.
tween the United States and this conrtry, Which
deah,iess has bad soue inference both on -elicrs
aud bpyef.. aud caused some speculation
Since the aIrir4l OF the Steamer las, night,
with dates to tho ~ instant however thess has
bcou more disposition 10 sell aud less to bay. No
spectators have appeared IN tho mafkr. TO day,
aud the full rates Of the last tive days could not
sre ID higher than on tie iih MstAat, bat The
msrkst has beeon,e heavy. sud the seeognis Of
yes.otJay's Manchester merkei are Eogy giooiny.
The sales for tho week ended slh lnstsui, amoan.
ted 70 30 600 bales for ihAl cndrd 18th iaaiani,
they wore -. tao kslcu. and f1F for days ended
tbs evening. they are estimated al 10000 bales,
ofvbich aaoan; i,ooo hays bssa tsken by spec.
alaiow. OF last wcsAs business caro- wers Up
land ~ a II $3.50 Orleans at 5Rs $3.50 Al.
a5ama. ate. at "a aud 2iJ Sea leland Il
sad a2i PEI ..
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The President Of the United S,otes re.
turned to Washington on Thursday last.
The Richmond Wing gives an Amusing
account Of the reception and treatment d
the President during his days stay in that
city on his way to Washington. II seems
that he was almost exclusively in the hands
Of the Loses, such as the Editor of the Ea-
quirer, DR.. Bfockenbrough, &c., with
whom his intercourse was almost entirely
restricted. They cndeayored to &c, up a
grand Supper in honor Of the occaAioa. -
" Subscription papers" says the Wing,
" had been securing tie town. Thirty
NAMES had been proculed-25 Locos, .
Wings, aud 3 Tylcrmen. Under these
encouraging auspices night arrived. The
entry Of the Hotel was crowded. "Why
all the town are coming to the supper p
remarked QUO. = Yes" replied another
and another, " they arc about to give Bots
a tremendous SUPPER After this, moth
ing more was hear! of the Tyler Sgppcr -
-Foy. Obse7rer.
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Noble Senttmsrts.-I following SEN
timcms appear il the concluding passage
of one Of the Messages of John Davis to
the Legislature Of Massachusetts:
| feel deep solicitude that the character OF
this ancient Common wealth should be preserved
that her prosperity should be maintained; that
her patriotism should stand unpolluted by ambi.
ton or selfishness; that her love of popular gov.
crnment should remain unabatod that her moral
power should send its influence abroad with 70.
moved energy; and that she may live on, with
the high distinction which is accorded TO her. OF
being the cradle Of liberty and The parent Of free
schools. And may that Divine Being who con,
Quoted our fathers across the great eNpanse of wa
Ter IN safety TO this shore, and who from a small
number has established great People, vouchsafe
to US these blessings. And 10, us, acknowodg.
ing ctr own teebleness, eutreat him, in his mer.
ciiul Providence, TO harmonic our councils, To
ill US with wisdom, and to guide US in tho way
that is right"
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DIED

In Caharrns county, on the l2lh instant, Mr..
JOHN BLACKWELDER, quiet, orderiy and
worthy citizen.
Near the C1tawba Springs, Lincoln county,
on tie tn inst, Mr.. BENJAMIN PROCTOR,
aged about so years
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We learn from the Richmond Compton
that the trial of B. W. Green, on one o.
the indictments charging hun with being
concerned in the frauds committed some
time since OF the Bank of Virgiaia, was
brought to close at late hour on Friday
night, when the jury returned verdict Of
not gully. The accused was thereupon
remandcd to prison till the spring term OF
the Court to answer ttcenfy three remain.
ing indictments against him. Bail was
offered, but refused by the Judgc.--Ndt.
IateiAgeacer.
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Gong 10 Rciire.-Thc Plymouth Rock
states, that Mr.. Adams, in recent visit to
Marshfeld, addressed the citizens assem-
bled and announced that he should cease
to represent the Twelfth District of Mas
sachusetts, with the present Congress.
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TIE TERTlUM QUIDS.

1t is said that there has been serious
quarrel between the Virginia trio, Messrs.
Wise, Gilmer and Mallory. letters, it is
said, have passed between them, aud the
probable uPshot Of the matter viii be, that
Mcssrs. Wise and Mallory will try and
creep back to the Wing ranks, leaving
Mr. Gilmer to shift as he can. At least,
SO says rumor.-Rdl Register.
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From the National Entclhgencer.

Singular CircumSfoace.-We recently
announced the appointment of Bennat A.
Crawford, Of New Orleans, to be Judge Of
the United States for the District Of Lou.
isiaua, in the place Of Theodore II. Me-
Caleb, deceased,
An extraordinary imposition appears 10
have been, in this matter, practised on the
President, az it appears from the last New
Orleans papers that Judge NcCaleb is not
only alive but has rot been sick-ot course
Mr.. Crawlord's appointment is nuiltv.
The New Orleans Bulletin Of tho % ii.
slant, says
Tho most astounding announcement Of the
day has been that officially given out in Wash.
ington Of successor 10 Judge NcCaleb, Of this
district, on account Of his decease. Our citizens
do not need 10 DO informed that the Judge is not
only alive bat in good health. There is a nys.
terry III this matter that requires uurayeiliug."
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DREAnFuL ACCIDENT.

/ ne lorhEtae compiler states, that a
distressing accident occurred near tina,
place, on Tuesday the 9Th instant, which
resulted ia the death Of young man nam.
cd Richard fcnch He was driving a wa.
gon down bill on the Pinckney road a.
bout mile from the yiIlsge-vhon about
half way down, the horses became fright.
ened and Mr.. Tench entangled in the har,
ness fell before tho wheels, which passed
over hitn, causing death alp,o., instantly.
"a "Conlound it oil, Asbury, why don't
YOU give as more news You know that
man is an animal, fond Of novelty and
change he Is credulous creature posses.
slug an unaccounlabie passion for the mar.
yelous." DO you think so Munkle?--
+" Yes" Well here goes
A Philosopher in yankee land asserts
that the man in the moon" recently had
his lel leg blown Oh, IN an explosion from
volcano, situated Just beneath the lunar
equator. Professor Vermlcelli happening
at that instant to look through his immense
telescope, measuring two hundred and thlr-
,y.lour feet, saw vast fragments fv from
the lunar surface, one of which struck the
outer ring Of Saturn, and shattered it 10 at.
toms another tremendous mass scaled the
disk Of the sun, tearing off body Of lumi-
nous matter, which was seen TO fall in la,i-
tude % degrees south, 467 degrees west
longitude from Greenwich, by Capt. Gun.
ter, on his expedition to discover the jump.
ing Oft place.
\ Mr.. Frigoriiicus has lately taken
Out patent in Washington, in relation to
a new discovery which he affected, after
years Of study and at an immense expense,
By combining the ethereal clements Of VA.
ter, upon certain frigorihc principles he has
obtained plates OF ice, which have hitherto
resisted every application Of heat. He
proposes to substitute thin plates for win
dow glass, &c. In summer, owing to their
exceeding GOODNESS, a room can be rendered
so low in temperature that fire will be
necessary. In the presence of number
Of members of Congress, heads of depart
mcnts, &c., the inventor built fire and
placed a couple of his plates upon tin
less than ten minutes, the fire froze firmly
10 the plates, much TO the establishment of
the crowd Of spectators,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS.
MOHSGASTON FEMALE
ADAD~NWYo

FEVilE second Session of this Institution will
IL commence on the first Monday of Deccm.
Der next, under the care and superintendent Of
Miss a. Mollvaine lady of experience and ac-
knowledged talents wherever she has taught.
1t is very desirable that all should be present
al the commencement of the session, who intend
becoming pupils in said Institution
Terms ms follows:
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic o..
per session, w
Geography aud English Grammar, =
All the Higher Branches, viz; History, I IA
Natural and Mor, Philosophy, &c.
Is Boarding can be had at S. including every
thing.
Nor 81, 1911. til
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"a Henry w. Connor has boon elected
President Of the Bank of Charleston, in
place of ker Boyce who declined rec
lection. Mr.. Connor has been for many
years a merchant in Charleston, we'll
known for his integrity, moral worth and
GentIemanly character.
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DISTINGUISHED vIslTERs

Snar'es Dickens, the popular author,
Au Professor Wilson, the veteran conduc.
Il !" ~ biackwcod's Magazine, both intend
n W. .'sl' this country in January nexl.--R.
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Mail Robbery.-By a letter received al
the Post Office Department it appears tha,
the great mail made up at Augusta, Geo.
on the 23d ult,, for Columbus has beer
stolen, with its contents. 1t is supposed
to have oeained the New York Mail Of
the 10Th ut. for Columbus, Mobile, and
New Orleans. The only par. Of the mail
missing is the portmauteau containing the
above, which was carried Of at the same
point between Augusta and Columbus
Nat fntelI.
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On Dit.-The OHIO papers speak Of a
ramor that benjamin Tappan is to resign
his scat in tic Z. 5. Senate, and tie re.
aouEed DR.. Duncan elevated to tie yacau.
cy. He viii be worthy associate for
Senator Allen. Ohio would be beautifully
represented. Ifthey two do not make that
Senate chamber "ring again We are
much mistaken. Only think Of it Wnr
Allen, Esq. and DR.. Duncan
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~ \ Rev. Mr.. Miller somewhere in the
North, has concluded to burn up this little
ball Of dirt sometime in ls43. Look out
sinners, one and all, or you may get trc-
mendously scolched
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4; gentleman IN Charleston, s. C. has in
h possession a prayer book, written in
,,1 go noo'ow language, thirteen hundred
''a iiily-scyen years old.
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The Governor Of tho State of Georgia
has issued his proclamation appointing the
FIRST Monday in January next, for the cleo.
ton of two members of Congress, to til
the vacancies produced by the resignation
Of Messrs. Afford and Nisbet.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-25

Ceoala Cure for Frosted Liods. Dis,
so'yo bali pound of Alum IA gallon Of
warm water, aud soak the frosted parts be.
lore gofHg 10 bed Cor ten or lifcen minutes.
had one of my hands frost bitten, and
moi various remedies expcnGing five or
''x dollars ondcavoring 10 obtain a cure,
Ivy all to no purpose, until tried the above.
" my case ! dissolved about three ounces
u alum IN quart Of warm water (keCping
Il pretty wOrm)---soaked my hand three
81 iorr nights, when a cure was effected.
INC Texan Congress have directed a
marble bust Of Senator Walker, of Missjs-
ssPp'' who made tho motion in the United
','"'es senate for the recognition Of the ia.
|uapence OF Feyas, and portrait Of Senator
/ 'eston, who seconded the motion, to be
paced IN the Capitol of that Republic.
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ROM TO Good LICK.

We learn that gentleman Of Alabama,
IN ms way 10 our City on Thursday last
lod out Of his pocket, some miles from
Town, package containing 5000 10 bank
notes and the package was found IN ne.
s;o's bundle, the next day, safe and sound
presenting 40 appearance even of having
been opened This reminds US Of an an-
eedoic wa nave svalowherc seen, Of ne.
go, Who swecping the floor Of room
where party Of gamblers had been spend.
Ing the night al their orgies, found a G5O
ho,o which be returned TO the owner with
Inc sarcastic remark How lucky some
q the white gcm'men didn't fad ~ Il
Is equlily fortunate far our friend, we ap.
prchcad, tho. his package was no. found
by some Of the white gem'mea, : too
Raj. Register lCfh inst
"A Aaasiae B'tader.-.Some years ago
bill was reported sa ,ho New York House
q Assembly entitled " An act for the pre-.
eryatlon Of the heath hen and other game.
The Speaker Of the House, who was pro.
baby not much Of sportsman, graveb
read Y, An act for the preservation OF
the Heather aud other game a biuuder
OF which he vas unconscious until on hon
est member from the North, who Ind sui.
lered by tho depredaiions Of TIC fronlier
ind.ans, moved an amendment BY adding
the words "cxcep, Indians" After the
mistake of the Speaker was corrected, the
anendmen. Of course became unnecessary,
god wa NIlhdrawn.-.-C oacoTa " III
Freeman
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Pr.aters' end Pablshers' Outsfona,oo

Pr,aters' and Publishers Outstanding
Accobnts.--A thousand such accounts at
ten dollars each, amount TO ten thousand
doilars--a handsome sum these times were
It all collected. The same number at;iiye
dollars each, amount to FIVE thousand dol
lars. Should not then every subscriber TO
a poper-in order to do as he would be
done by and thus fulfill the golden rule
cancel at once his printers account. be il
more or iess--that he may not be one of
the thousand or the five hundred or even
Of the fifty who may think that because
the debt is small it is Of little consequence
10 his printer. This is no dun--but the
statement of question in equity, for the
solution Of none else but those whom it
gay concern.-lhe Fraternity.
Cot;Oa.-1hy article has been coming
in very freely during the last week. In
deed, from all the Information We arc able
to derive from different sections of tie
State The crop is pretty nearly picked cut.
Ihe severe iros.s, some weeks ago. killed
the weed completely, and prevented thou.
sands Of bUlis from maturing. The crop
will consequently fall short Of genera! cx-
pectutOE, and will soon be in the market.
There has been decliac in our market OF
! since our last quotations. We now quote
from Ct TO So. Freights 81 10, and river
low Otu1itia Chronicle.
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ere The Legislature of South Carolina
met last Monday.
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DINNER no MIR. nAnGER

On Saturday the 9Th instant, Dinner
was gwen to the Hon. Geo. L. Badger, By
the citizens Of Raleigh. Charles Manly,
Esq. preside'l, assisted by Or. s. J. Baker
aud the Hon. Jpo. II. Bryan. The Ed,
tor Of the Raleigh Register has taken
notes Of the speech Of Nj. Badger, which
will soon be Published. The speech is
said to be an able and patriotic one. We
publish the following proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

NAVAL RECEPTION OF THE FRINGE De JOIN
v1LLE.-Thc reception Of the Prince dc .Ioin'ille
by tue officers Of our Navy has been marked with
all the courtesy due to so distinguished a visiter
On the arrival Of La Belle Poulc a salute was fired
which was promptly returned by the United
States ship North Carolina. The Prince soon
after visited the North Carolina, and the visit was
next day returned by Commodore Perry, who in
the mea.,imc had directed the civtics of the port
and The c.nvenences of the dYck-yard to be ten
dercd for the use of the Princes ships.
On Saturday, agreeable To invitation, the Prince
visited the Navy Yard and Brooklyn, where a sa-
lutte of > guns was fired On his arrival. full
garrison of marncs and volunteer company,who
bad handsomely offered their services, were drawn
up in the yard to receive Kim, the band playing
rational air, and the tri-colored flag filing on the
ships Of war. After visiting the commandments
quarters and receiving the hospitalties of the Ma
w, the Prince visited the ships in ordinary, and
the steamer Missouri, the workshops, ropcwalks,
etc.-witll all of which he expressed himself high
ly pleased, and with the general arrangements Of
the yard. On leaving the yard, salute dnc 10
the naval rank of the Prince was fired. which was
duly acknowledged on his arrival on board La
Belle Poule.- Express.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

INTERESTING IscIDENr.-In late number Of
Chambers Eiinburg Journal, III account Of
the Lincoln Lunat:c Asylum, IS recorded the fol-
lowing interesting incident
Another case in the Asylum interested me
greatly. Amongst the better class of boarders,
is d middle-aged, respectable looking man, pos
sessing a large and active brain, bu. deranged on
some points. This person, some months ago,
took u particular interest in a young man, also
patient, OF good abilities but imPerfecty educated
and given over to habits Of slo,h and indo-
lcnce From the senior inmate, the junior OBJ
tanned in the course Of six months, not only much
instruction in reading, writing and accounts, but
habits of occupation and attention and desire to
make himself useful in the world. Thus by con-
slanty employing the powers of his mind 10 the
utmost his intellect and sclfrcspcct re-deve-
loped themselves aud afterwards, being discharged
cured, lie obtained situation which gave him the
means of independent subsistence was shown
Of grateful and neatly pcnne.i letters. which
the pupil had since SENT from time to time, 10 his
friendly instructor"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

Be oy YOUR GuAnp.-Our city is at the prescnt
time infested by daring set of burglars and pick
pockets The dwelling-housc of I. Fl. Daring.
Houurds,reet, was entered on Tuesday ni.htc and
$500 taken, mostly in money. Ga Wednesday
night, an attempt was made to break into the Fan
cy Goods Store of Mr.. A. S. Jordan No. . Milk
street. The rogucs broke the lock, but did not
succeed tx getting in. They also attempted 10
break into the wa,ch-maker's shop Of Messrs
CuFrcr & Trot; at the corner of Milk and Wash
ing,on-slrccts, but were alarmed by hearing per
sons in the store. On Wednesday night, they at
tempted to enter the har-dressers shop ef Francis
Sandrs, No. Mlk-street person stopping at
the Hotel, No. 9 Elm.sree had his pocket-book
stolen from him Yesterday, containing Sic and a
note of hand. boston atlas.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

FROM FLoRlDA.-By the steamer Newborn the
Savannah Republican, has received later news from
Florida. The balance of Hosp,akas Tribe, con-
sisting o. abou. one hundred, had not come in up
to the time he left, but were daily expected Col
Worth had permitted Wild Cat to SO out for the
purpose of inducing Tisottail to come in with Ills
people, bu, he returned without succeeding in his
purpose. Tigertail told Wild Cat he would wait
ill he saw Alligator. who has been sent io' to visit
the Territory from Arkansas. If he gives good
account of their new home he will come in ard
emiga,e, but not without. 1t may be considered
doubtful, after all, whether all these beasts have
concluded to succumb.
Lieut.. HARVEY, of the Eighth Regiment, died
at Cedar Keys on the 18th instant. He was ma
i've of Virginia, and nephew of the late Chief
Justice Marshall
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
Cbeap and splendid Fall Ribbons

M JDkUMMUNO 800 Grand, mas jast reeei'ed fro n
w Auction most splendid assortment o. SiisS ahc
down toar Those country mllincrs who 30 literally
patr-nized him last year requested 10 call ans eA am
Inc his stock q ne will sell a, small advance on sucIoa
establishment, J.conet SWISS and Cook Musiias-wl;n
general assortment OF Fancy Goods. o,o.,.,
NIB. Coored SILK vclyets 81 per I'd al guy franc
street ST. ~
NEW FALL GO0ps.-ALFRED SMITH
Me,ebanf Tsilor No l36 Fu,,on-st would invite his
friends and the public TO call and examine MS oek Oh
Fall Goods consisting OF Cloth, Cassmeres ana vest
ing, suited TO the fall trade Gentlemen lesvus tclr or
ers NAV rely upon their being fulfilled n the most sas
fnctory manncr Terms noderateCash on delivery -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

YAx.F,rLDs: A PlcrURE-I ike looking at
these vam-fclds: the plants have the bold, vigo-
rous lie oftropical vege,at'n' their large single,
shapev-clt leaves are each either wholly or par
lialy distinct. so that their form is clearly seen,
although thousands grow together. The rich blu
ish bloom on their upper .u'facc. aad the yellow
green of the lower vary the cslorins according as
the leaves are turned toward YOU or from y on
and their large but ligh; aud graceful foaIs tails,
slightly curved by the weight OF the ample lsai
spring directly out of the bright orange son tHe
ground, in which they gov most luNurianty be-
ing oyeraowed by the warm chalybea'e springs
and coated with IRON Two brilliant colors, green
and orange, arc thus in contrast and vet IN har"-
ny; such tints as you see in some Of the 0uido
pictures, III which he manages to Introduce ih'
mos, brilliant druPeries and backgrounds OF va
rious bright dyes, without producing she impress
SIGN either of saudiness or fnery. Then, 70 be
sure, his female figures. clothed, are like these
plants tall. graceful and luxuriau;. Fine women