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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

"swear that. with ready will and honest heart,
lake or dislike, without regret or AIT,
In presence or alone. by nehtor lay,
All that will, you fall not to obey;
All that intend 10 forward, tlaf you seek,
Nor ever once object tn what I speak.
Nor yet In part alone my wish un
Nor. though YOU do II, DO Il with IA will;
Nor with forced compliance half refuse;
Aud acting duty all the merit lose.
To strict obedience, aid willing grace,
And let your soul be painted in your face;
NoTcasons given, and no pIetences sought,
To swerse in deed or word, la look % thought"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
ELLIS & ELLETT, Agents.

TO al ish0a IL may concern: Having been In n low
safe OF health for several years from tho Dy spepsia oil
ious 1inpanfs and debility which followed a long aitaek
OF lever which, had had being often troubled with
sour stomach sud sick headache with feeling 81 wcar
ness lansuor, and depression OF spirits having e.
9uenty taken Caomel aud various other remedies wth
very slight benefit, was rccomncn dcd by friend 10 inv
smiths Bttc's Renovaior of Health" sold nv Messrs
hhis Ellcu when commenced using them the caused
tghi sickness OF tho stomach but dctermned 10 Let
severe, thinking that could not he woTsed aud 10 INV
great satisfaction s.on found aud manifest relief
Ihe medicine carried OF tic ble and strengthened mo
very quickly and entirely restored my health In NV
opinion the rcmedyis ono Of great values which freely
A',, STRONG, " recommend. A. MORRIS.
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WIN. p. SHEPPARD. Gee

ny NOTICE.-During the su spension Of Navigation
ON tne canal we shall run ne Of stages scottsyillc
passnF through Gooehland Columbia &c. Days OF ieay
hg nlehmond Monday "Wednesday and Fridly, at . a..
Columbian Hotel. ' ~ "o
Ju 10 iSef BOYD, EDMOND A. DAyPSpopr
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10 hereby certify that have used "smitls BtteIs OF
KcnoNaior of Health" for four years myself nd
amily aud recommended II To anurhber Of others and
IN no Que case las failed 10 give relief when pro.
perry aherdto. used Ia disease OF the stOmach alex
headache, lous fevoTs soIdered bowels and every
tie patient found relief would
IL 10 all who may be diseased to try IL II s pleasant bIsr
aud scis gently on the bowels. WM. Watts
July 2jd, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

lido hereby certify that at ctcd several years With
violent sick headache which attacked INC ohen Al
about once week causing 10 Vom large quantities
bile and To remain sick for a day time that ! could
scarcely set up and the pain heing crcrucatng
OF beth thar health materially impair ed:-I
EIocured bottle Of stnits Biiiers, or Renoyaior OF
Health" 10y using which was entirely relieved and have
now Temanedin good health for several months.
only ono botc and have been much benefited that I
can confidently recommend II 20 those afflicted similarly
was induced 10 try this remedy from the recomnIenda.
hon OF respectable Lady, Of acquaintance, who had
been similarly stcted and who that she IL confident
that from the violence Of her she could
alive now she lad not used the remedy relerdo, which
entirely relieved her. IL IL unpleasant take, and
carries on the bile gently by the bowels IN opinion
July, 1872. A. WRIGHT
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TO THE PUBLIC.

M otter with great confidence as valuable anil ,,.
w eesslul remedy for Dyspepsia sick headache norS
Gus ana bilious complaints cole, eostiveness sour sotn
ach dsbiy female distractions and for the various AMI
complicated affections arising from indigestion smL,s
Btiers or Rcnovltor Of Health We have
tesiiinonals Of their efficacy few only Of which G1r
want OF space, We subion. That safe innocent and
cncciual remedy does admit doubt with ali ho.e
who Il ave tried them. 80 'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
MARRIAGES.

Married near Richmond, on Tuesday. August i6ih, by
the evid WIN IA Han, Nc Mich fcabfoOt, % this
city, n Miss Caiharue 0ofdonI daughter VI NJ Robt
Gordon, of Hsnreo county,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18
A BROAD HINT.

The ressl,s Of The other cases are no, w. made
puble.-NAr. lar. August Is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-18

REnGRKABLg FAcr.--One year ago, Mr. Caleb
llaushorn Of this place, while ehoppng logs in the
woods, cut his own foot on, just below the ANGLE,
with his axe. We are informed on tho bes, autho
r1y, that q new foot has grown out since, IN he
place. IL IS ono Of tho most providcntal things We
ever heard of Arkansas 0az.
Providentiall Not at all. What says the poet
There is Divinity that shapss oar egds
Rough hcs them % we will"
detroit d. Adv.
AZ Albany, on Friday forenoon, two colofed mon
who were fighting on the deck OF = vessel lying
aside the pier were proeipitoied into the river, and
before assistance could be rendered, both Of them
we're drowned. A white man who rushed 10 their
aid, came near sharing similar fate.
Mr. A. Hsvefling, Of Sleubsn Co. New York,
has given farm valued At $4,000, and an eligible
village lot Of acre and half, TO build aud endow
IN Academy. Such presents will DO very we'll for
starting points.
Rents have fallen Al ST. Louis rs per cent. while
here Il Is believed they remain very noar or ., high
water mark,
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NALUABLE LAND FOR SALE dying In the fork form.
ed by the junction Of the Richmond and Ffederoks-
burg and louisa Railroads. and adjongng tae lands OF
Mai. ThOs boswell and Pleasant Terrell, Esp
The subscriber VIII Offer az public SALE tho Junction
Tavern, Friday, the Both Of September next, AZ IL
O'clock II fair that valuable unimproved tract Of LAND
known ~ BARS tract In Hanover county Uhe property OF
the late Mrs Judith WINSTON within half mile Of lie
Richmond and fredericksburg aud Louisa Railroads and
containing about as acres.
This Land lies tho North Anna River aud h Of easy
access from bo OF the above Roads, and abOut2 hours
ride per Railroad from the city of Richmond
That portion OF the Land fronting the river Ia NJ fno
quality low grounds but the entire irac the express.
sion OF Judge, In the noighborhood Ia Of good qualify
There an abundance OF good and heavily tmbercd land
in the tract.
To person DESTROYS Of buying good Farm contiguous
10 the Richmond market, and placing such mpI
thereon as may best suit his taste, this certainly pre-
aents most favorable opportunity.
The terms OF sale be i3dn cash. and for the balance
Of the purchase money equally divided approved negota
bic notes will be taken payable tho ffeday Of January
and FIRST day Of July 1913 Tho title 10 the property will
be Withheld until The last payment u make. -
Richmond, Aug. 1917 WIN BUTLER.
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RICHMOND WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. Is.
THE PRESIDENT AND The rAvoRIrE.

D-ror Postscript, Auction sales. new Advertisements
c. see hrst page.
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DO hereby certify that the persuasion Of some Of
my friends, lpurchaseds half bottle Of "Smh's Bhtera,
or Renovaior Of Heah and found great relief: have
had disease of the breast for years past aIn
hden that have taken medicine that has given
much relief think bottle viii restore 10
health. ROYAL r. SHEPHERD
July 3J1, 1912. au IS n
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rwENTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
UNITED STATES Sen

Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
WAsHIsG tom, August 18Th, is42.
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I UMP PLAsTER-A lq' or good dump Plaster,
O n GIBBONS,
aul Opposite swan Tavern.
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR-A lot Of good new
q n gibbons,
an 70 Op, osto swan Tavern.
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MIR SENATOR TAI.I.MApGE.

The Msrtinsburs GsEetie has the subioined para
graph touching this gentleman. We have never
doubted his whisgery, and have always looked TO
him as the man to be associated with MIR Clay in
III. rraaf cnntn.i nr 1911
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mendment offered by Mr.. Gordon, propo-
sing to continue in office the whole num-
Der of clerks heretofore employed.
.Messrs.. Summers, Gordon, Morgan
and Others, debated the subject until the
expiration of the morning hour, without
any question being taken.
The House then resolved itself into a
committee Of the whole, and resumed the
consideration of the civil and diplomatic
appropriation.
Mr.. Mexican moved TO strike ont the
enacIIng clause of the bill. The Chair
flilCa That motion as out of order. Mr..
Mexican then moved to amend the Sc
cond clause OF the bill, by striking out
twelve thousand five hundred dolars'
from the paw of the officers and clerks of
the House Of Repre- senta,ves. in addition.
to the sum already appropriated, and in
scrling "clcven thousand five hundred"
The Chair Mr. Briggs decided that it
would not be in order to discuss the gen.
era bill, on motion to amend parlcu-
lar clause.
Mr.. Mexican appeared to be at a loss
how to act under this decision, as it was
his wish to speak to the bill generally.
Mr.. Clifford asked il he had understood
The Speaker as having previously decided
that 1t was not in order to move to strike I
out the enaciing clause OF bill, in COM
mitee of the whole.
The Chair said such h ad been his de-. /
cson, for as he understood the rules, il
was not competent for committee to
destroy bill referred to it,
Nh. Clifford hoped there would be an
appeal taken from this decision, for by IT,
The gag WIS put upon every member of
the House who might desire to speak on \
The bill. 4
Mr.. .IcKcan took an appeal. The
Chair, in farther explanation, observed
that debate on the whole merits of the
bill mou|d be in order, when motion
shoul d be made 10 rise and reportit
NJ Clifford. on this explanation. that
there would be a time when the whole 4
merits could be debated, was satisfied.
Other members, however, were by no
means satisfied. They wanted the prin-
ciple settled at once, and long but me-
cessarlv nnlnteresting debate on this
point continued until after three O'Clock.
The decision Of the hair was then
sustained by a vote of Is to So, and a
motion to strike out die enacting clause,
when in committee, declared not to be
iii order.
The cor mttec then rose, and tho
House adjourned.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper
AyvApoIIs, Feb. l6, 1912.

ENNAPOtl Is, L CIV. ~. lofS.
Nj. B. II. Richardson, Delegate elect
from your city, appeared in the House
to-day, qualified, and took his seat.
Several bills passed the House to-day.
and were sent to the SUnale-among
which were the following:
The bill relative to the inspection OF
red oak slaves aud heading in this State.
The bill granting pension to Mrs
Eleanor Watkins, Of Annapolis, for mil
nary services rendered by her husband
Gassaway Watkins.
The bill dire ting the manner of sueing
out alta chments, in this State, and limit
ing the extent of them.
MIR. Sherwood presented the petition oil
Sundry citizens of Talbot county, remon-
slrating against the Goth proposition OF
the Shareholders memorial Re erred.
Mr.. Graves presented similar petition
from sundry citizens Of Baltimore. Re
ierrcd.
On motion of Nlr. Spencer, the amend
ments Of the Senate to the Bill incorpor-
atlng the Potomac Lodge, ofO. 10. + al
ilagerslown, was concurred in, and the
bill finally passed.
On motion of Mr.. Gallagher, the Adju-
lant General was authorised to furnish
Capt. VIM. d. Roberts, of Baltimore, fil-
ly muskels and accontrements.
f. Mr.. Graves presented the petition OF
Jacob Day and Others, praying for the in
corporation of the '.Wlllam Writ benefi
cial Society of Baltimore" Referred.
Mr. Gallagher presented the petition oil
Elizabeth Collins, of Baltimore, praying
an act OF divorce. Referred.
Also, similar petition from Mary G
Cogel, of Baltimore. Referred.
Mr.. Graves reported bill to re-organ-
ize the City Court Of Baltimore. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Morsel obtained leave to bring in q
bill to prohibit the employment of free
negroes in the Tobacco warehouses o
this Safe.
Mr.. Boyle presented the petition o.
citizens of Carroll county, praying the
rejection of the bill forcing the banks o
tins State TO resume specie payments. Re,
lerred to the Senate.
The house then took mp the bill repeal
ing the act anlhorisng the banks of thi.
State to receive and ay out the issues o
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
A lengthy discussion arose upon this bill
which was going on up to the time o
closing this letter. | apprehend the vote
will not be taken upon it to-day.
The Senate yesterday rejected thu
House bill aboishing the offices of To
biographical Engineer and State Geolosist
! Also, the bill providing for the more eff
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fcctual protection Of public worship in
this State.
And the following acts were passed and
sent to the House. An act to confirm an
act to receive as part of the State parts OF
Washington county lying in the District
Of Columbia. A bill to Incorporate the
Maryland Theatre Company of Bari
more. bill respecting the equity ,juris-
dctlon OF county courts.
In the Senate to-day, the following bills
were passed.
The bill to Incorporate the Mechanics
Banks Of CumhcrlanG.
The bill to provide for the inspection
of plaster paris in the city of Baltimore.
The supplement to the act for the re-
valuation and assessment of the property
Of this State, and to provide Il lax to pay
the debts of the State.
And, assen,ed to the house resolution
in favor of Capt. J. B. Hunk, Of Balti-
more.
Mr.. J. O. Taylor, of n. York, again
lecured last evening, on ''nationaI eduea-
tlon,' in the hall of the House of Dele
gates, before one Of the most fashionable
and intelligent audiences | have ever wit
messed in this city. Mr.. T. deserves well
ofhis country for his laudahle and disin-
leresled services in behalf of this all in
terestlng matter.
The streets of this city are white ned by
the snow oflast night, and ii is still snow
ing.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Clipper

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. Is, 1912.
The House met this morning at 8 o.
clock, but did not seem disposed to an ex-
'ravagance of industry.
The nanre of NJ Johns was entered
m the journal as being absent from indis
POSITION.
On motiec Of Mr-Grhlpy..a committee
II two was appointed 10 unite with a
committee Of the Senate, to invite his cx-
.ellency the Governor to appear in the
'enale CT amber on the 18Th inst. to Sign
,uch laws as may have already passed
he Legislature.
The bill tocomplete the Chesapeake
md Ohio Canal to Cumberland, was fur
her postponed till tomorrow. CThis
vas done at the suggestion of Mr.. Bus .
NIrk, VINO stated that he was maturing
i plan 10 which he believed no one could
AXE eXceIlion)
The following bills were then taken
Up, read, passed, and sent to the Senate.
The bill! relative to The Wreck. master
# Worcester county.
he supplement to the act to provide
.nr the inspection Of ground plaster in the
'lIy Of Baltimore.
The bill providing for the appointment
OF weigher Of live stock in the city of
Bal llmore. This bill fixes the salary of
EeIgh-master at 500, and requires a tax
'l three and "a bali per cent. for the use
Of the State for every hundred weight
weighed.
The bill fixing the salary of certain Of
hcers Of this State. This bill reduces
he present salary (4.2O0) of the Cover
nor, after 1913, to S3.20O; he TO remain
al the seat of Government only during
The session of the Legislature. The sal
AIRY of the Secretary Of Safe to remain as
at present $4,000. The State Libra
f'anto receive $500 instead of $1,000
The Treasurer of the Western Shore not
20 receive any per oentage for collecting
and dlshurslng the sinking fund and school
fund; his salary to remain $4,000; his
clerks salary to be $500 instead of $3.50.
Abolishes the office Of Examiner General
for the E. Shore; takes away TIE salary of
the Examiner General for the Western
']h'iSt anu IldhCS MN LAdllllIeT otl.GIdl
for the Stale. to receive only the fees OF
Office. The Sheriff or deputy Sheriff to
get nothing fol attending IN the Court of
Appeals.
MIR. Gallagher presented the petition of
Mary Ann Maria Hubbard, of Bal timorc,
praying all act Of divorce Referred.
Mr.. Schley presented the memorial of
the Military Co" venlion which met al
Frederick. Referred
The House then adjourned.
In the >ena.e, the nomination of Mr..
Nc Cullough, as clerk Of Cecil county,
was confirmed. Also, the justices of the
peace and Judge of the District Courts,
for Baltimore county. Also, the justices
of the peace and judges of the orphans
court of Prince Georges and Calvert
counties. Also, the civil list for Anne
Arundel county.
Mr. Orvile Taylor, Of New York,
delivered an address last evening, on
National Educatlon," in the Hall OF the
House OF delegates.
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=
AN EVIL.

The downward tcntcncy Of Legislative
character in this country is most manifest.
and day by day, the press teens with IN
stances of urgenlIcnanIy language ann
department by members, and cauSlIc crItl-
clsm, that stamps upon the memory oI
the people the lisgraceiul mIsd"ings ol
their representatives. What is to be the
remedy? What application is 10 be made,
that The evil shall not enter the body po-
lite? The contempt into which these
bodies are falling, is worse than hatred
and will produce effects infinitely more
injurious to a republican representative
government, than could the most open
hostility To the enactment of the worst
law that has been framed. We know
MOTTO whom we can appeal in ibis dill.
Guilty. Not to the people, for the con.
tempt which they manifest in lnvo!unia
nv. Not to the legislators, for they seen
to pride themselves in the very act oldis
organization and discredl Of which WI
Complain We have not now in view any
particular Legislature or Legislators, bu
the evil of which we complain is general
1t is sapping the foundation OF our form
of government. 1t shows itself in rdlcu
lous motions, foolish inquiries. passion
ATE outbreaks, and proilless controrer
sizes. And, unfortunately, the man wh'
can raise a laugh in the hall Of eg>Iaiion
is thought to he quite equal to him VIII
could once raise the credit of Safe.
L. s. Gaz,
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THREE LIVES LOST BY TIE
FLOOD.

Mr.. VIM. V. .Shavcrs respectable cili-
zen Of Little Falls, who had been with
tNo OF his sons in wagon to visit a
dau liter, returning home oil Sunday
might in attempting to ford a swollen
Str am which empicS ialo the Mohawk.
g"' INTO deep, rapid current. from which
n could not rescue himself Ills cries
tr relief were heard, but no relief nd
reach INN. The neishhors however.
rallied and extracted the houses alive, and
III the course'of The night found the re-
mains ofthe boys; and in the morning
they found the body of Mr.. Shaver, ,ci
thar Of his youngest son cIjngng in death
ToA's buck! And thus persisted the faith
err and two sons, Tie boy was tied to
his fathers back with the whip LASH
.3ibiny Erenins JournM.
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The tic IN the Delaware, on Wedncs-
day, was so low that rock was visible in
the middle OF the river opposite PhiIad,'-
rhm, which has not been seen in the re-
collection of any one, for the last 80
years. 1t showed a surMe. of near Il
feet square. and about one hundred per
sons, through curiosity. went out in bat
tanx. and stood upon it dry shod. The
sand bar in tire river, opposite Chcsuu,
street, showed a surface Of 900 feet. and a
gentleman walked out 270 from the other
side OF the Island.
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Heary damages against a Railroad
Iompnny.-A suit has been tried in Bos-
aon lately, which has excited some inter
est. 1t was an action brought by Sly
nor OsincliI against the Worcester Rail
road company; first, for $4,000 damages
Tor the loss of the services of his son,who
had been injured, probably for life, from a
collision Of The cars, and secondly, for
$4,000 additional, on the ground that
the son had been rendered incapable OF
supporting himself for life The Jury
gave him $4,000 for his son and $1,000
for himself.
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aJAn effort is about being made to
engage Professor Norton, of New Ark
College, to deliver a course of lectures in
the Court house, on the science of Astronz
omy.
According to the card which has beer
handed us the course will comprise from
eight to ten Lectures, and will embrace
the following general topics, viz:
!. The phenomena exhibited by the
heavenly bodies, both to the naked eye
and in telescopes.
2. Their telescope appearances.
3. The methods Of determining their
orbits, distances; dimensions, and weights.
a. Their motions in space.
5. Their physical constitution.
6. The celestial scenery at their surface.
Z. Their adaptation to the support Of
animal and vegetable life.
8. The structure of the sdereal heaven
The Lectures will be illustrated in the
most ample manner by diagrams, models,
large illuminated transparencies, and ex.
hlbitions with the magic lantern.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Ticket for the course, S1,00
Ticket admitting Gent. and Lady l,50
Ticket admitting Gent s. 2 Ladies, 200
Family Tickle, $50
Single Ticket for one Lecture, 25
A similar chance for a course Of useful
and entertaining lectures, may not soon
again present itself, and we would be plecs
sed to see our citizens take the matter in
hand and give it liberal encouragement.
Those who wish to take tickets, can
do so by calling on Jas. T. Mccullough
Esq. or at the office of the Wing.
ELk1ON LYCEUM.
There will be meeting of the Lyceum, on
Thursday evening next (Feb, 24th) when a Lee
ture will be delivered by William S. Graham,
A. NJ, of New Ark Del, Sub ject-" G colo
gy and the Bible.
The Ladies, and Gentlemen of Elkton and
vicinity, are invited to attend.
By order, J, H, LOVE, sec'y,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRGsiDETT,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Senatp.-Wa>hingon Irving, of New
York, to he Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlenlpoIentary I" Spain.
Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina
TO be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pienipolenliarv to Mexico.
VIM. B'ackfnrl, of Virginia, to be
Charge dc Ailaires to the Republic q
New Grenada
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SENATOR CnnATE. It was understood
IN Boston on Friday, that Governor Da
Wis rad nominated, or certainly woui
nominate TO tho Council. Hon. Rufus
Ch"a'c., now Senator in Congress, /" ill
the vacancy on the bench of the Supreme
Court, caused by the resignation ofJudge
Putnam.
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Most MeIanchoiy-CHARLEs ScoTT,
Esq, the second son of Sir Walter, is
dead--hat son upon whom the whole
hopes of his father crnlered for continu-
alton # the direct line of his house-lor
whose descendants he reared the noble
harouial Hall of AbottSford. He died al
Tcheran, il. Persia. attached to the en-
basSv of Sir J. Mcneil. I he elder son;
Major Scott, of tn army is now with his
Regiment IN India.
He is childless-and thus forever peri
shes those long cherished hopes of Sir
Waller; which he wdulged, that the
Srotls of Abolllord were to rival any
of the border-chiels of the olden lime,-
Both Of his daughters are also dead, and
his iavori,e grandson. Hugh Little john
the son of Lockhart, to whom the ad,
mirable Tales of Grandfather wert
written. How many more children tht
latter has living, or whether any; We
know not. II he has any surviving, il
their veins runs the only blood OF tht
Great Wizard of the Norlh.-Saranne
Geo gt7a,