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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

FRESH FALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DUNN 4 co. have
hand their Fall supply OF Birmingham and Sheffield Hard
i Cn,'e.y britannia and silver plated Goods which, with
assortment American hardware, makes their stock
n2 Our English Goods, with smiil exception, are OF
pnr,ation and have heen also all other goods,
othasrd exclusively for cash We disposed, well
ared for cash, To puncua men; and respect
merchants and all consumers Of Hardware to favor
.. with a call!
Among articles received the following,
VIZ:
Asss q Collins Simmons Kings, ana variety Of other
aaAcs
spade. and Sh"ve,s. Traces aud Halter Chains
,"shet hnu ,t"'r cr''c,y many patterns
Pad stock, chest trunk and knob Locks
c;ark's psien, Butts ana Parliament Hinges
land, pit, mn, crosscut and Tenant Saws
r,es, wood Screws, he'd Screws Sad Irons
ca,,ine-. cut, wrought and horss Maj.
silrrs, Brooms, Buckets, &c, &c &c
Sept. l6 3s-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

NOTlCE-M. IOIIN WOODYaRD-Sir: You will please take
notice that have filed petition in the Circuit superior
Court of Law and Chancry for HARRISON Virginia. get d.
vorce riGeno 1tioai', from YOU which Will be tried al tie
Octubet of said Court
AMANDA WOODWARD.
July &c 23-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

UNENBURG PROPERTY FOR SALE-rursuant TO the las
- will and testament Of William Mcfarland deceased, ssa'i
on Tuesday, the 9th instant Sepember offer for SALE on The
premises, credit OF twelve months the Land, Negroes Crop
Stock. Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools &c
belonging to The Estate of said deceased.
This land lies Immediately Cox Road In the county OF LII
nenbnrg adjoining the lands Of Capt Thomas keeton and others
aud containing $50 The plantation all newly clea cd
the buildings and comfortable Any person wishing To
view the land will be shown Capt hos kteton or the sub
srber The slaves eeven in number men, wonen boys ana
girls remarkably likely and valuable
All having claims against the Estate Of said deceased
will please make them known that arrangements may he made
for their pa, indebted will please make payment
forthwith rs wish wind the estate a. soon MS possible
Persons holding claims against sad William Mcfarland, de-
ceased security hereby notified that unless they take
legal immediately make eir debts, that this notice
viii he plead against their OF said William Nc
Farand's Estate. WM. A. STONE, Executor.
Luuenburn Sent 39-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

rANRt'STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-Cn der i
Deed executed To by Benjamin Moody and wife
hearing The 10th September l9 ri record in the County
Chesterfield shall Saturday, the 9th day of Sep
temher proceed SELL in tie premises, nj Public Auction
tho purposes said deed set forth, that valuable Plantation
IN the county Cheseted wercon the said Moody resides
hrug about Is miles West Of Petersburg and about - miles
Southwest of Richmond
TIE tract 1894 and will either be sold entire
divided separate parcels be agreed by the parties
10 the deed The al sale
The plantation considered Of the hest in the neighbo
hood well mhered and waered with considerable bcdy OF
fine Hat land III cultivation The improvements unusually
House ard ether buildings Enclosures &c Possession
for Turning purposes will be given on the ii Of October next
before Christmas The will
ve only postponed on accouh, of Indictment weather. To The
following Monday first fair day thereafter
The Of sale will be cash. but it il probable credit
be had portion al the purchase money OF which information
may be obtained the day ofsale
JAMES w. PEGRAM, 7rvstre.
Ana hi L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

ENKY GUUIS NOTICE.-The undersigned have received
~ complete ,ad thorough of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods which iry the attention Of city dealers and
clfser> Throughout the country
In addition usual supply of Staple and Fancy articles
We have very large assortment Of Brussels ee-y, Scotch
and American arprnrs, 4 aud Al Venetian Carpernas Of
qualities and grades Also Imperial Brussels Tuitrd and
Wilton Rugs which, together with Thing in house, will
hr sold FOR cash. short limc lower than such goods
before offered.
~ Being determined TO reduce business 10 the cash and
t treda syen prepared 10 offer those who by for
cash. buying time, pay p-op advantages of which, when
nnderstG0d will hesitate avail themselves We accord
ngly particularly the of all such persons
examination Of Goods and prices
BNfORDS, BACON Baskerville
Richmond, Sent. 9th, lsia. 36-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23


n TCIINoND ACApEMY.-This Institution vi" he re opened
II on Monday Sd October under the following arrangement
Of Professors: .,.;s,, r,,,ues
William Bin, ke PRINCIPAL and Professor oil Ancient Language
David i. Grefrer, Professor Of Mathematics.
w B. Rally, Professor of Mod rn Language
Besides the Professors there viii be rneaIea 90 man!
,earhef. as the number students vi JUSTLY: e -
The range of instruction will extend from tne eenens o. an
Fnrsb education 10 IN extensive and honugh course o
cal Literature Mathematics and the FRENCH German anu a
Language. :. >, ~. .X,onse nj
To ohviats just o complaint, ~ ,r .h,n The
ednc alton in the Academy ard Ia place us -,
reach persons ceamsances me ioo""s s' "
charges has been aGo2."d , r.,.,,,,hr nor
'ie''"e' Nca"pe' "'""s "' S31 on
eiui " 'en NOUNS, 40 90
| n"ne VIII WIZ, .na'hehEpics, 40 90
SAINT WIN ,,ehcf, rn.h so 90
game WIN mathematics ana Fie"''' 50 90
hn.'e"' ia,s"asc', rh 60 90
~ y" VIII VIII iIe..a EN- md I,alian 20 90
Ancient Languages French, Italian anu "e'na" ~ n "a
guagca, ~, l., ,.,,,rco IN ,hr
required PAID semi annnaiy IN wy
Treasurer and receipt certificate f such Pay"eh % - "
hiatcd 10 the Principal ,,or ,rb, .re
trustees Academy: DR.. George Watson Geores W Nh
ford James Henh Gs,avus Myers rhh1d Peasants
Mills, John NJ Patton. John H. EustaGe,
Robert Scott, Samuel and Dr. Richard =. s
Sept. is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

Public Sale Of Fat"abie Lnad IN .Madison County.
virtue Of decree ii The snerio Cont Of Madison county,
- pronounced Stay l-i2 the Undersigned. acting
win sell by puhlc the premises,
Wednesday, the ah day Of August that valuable Farm
late Tie property Of Charles :. Stroller. THIS Farm lies the
Robinson river miles North al The Court house. and
about 100 The farm will be sold os. divided
By the The the side about $50 acres
40 of which in nse the balance valuable low grounds
The lot the Northeast side contains the dwelling house, and
buildings which comfortable cummod
This portion Of the farm contains 100 acres 81 low grounds
the balance hi land superior quality With this lo will
also be sold 27 of wood land detached about and
half miles distant.
The undersigned say with confidence that farm every
desirable the above, bat seldom offered public sale
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will please view tie premises
persuaded they cannot be Otherwise than pleased
7erms-One fourth u the purchase money paid down
the balance in three equal annual nstamens he secured hy
deed Of the land and bonds with good
IS + T ,I Hsa%SRs; Commissioners
Madison COUNTY. JULY 10. lsi2. o-ids
August tire above sale was . :, III, -, ~ rs
23i instant, tSepte m,er i'ii. .oh'iiN ~ ~.
lsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

MRS DREW will resume the duties of her School Sd Oc
WI ne Encouraged Tie liberal patronage, which for TWEEN
wears has sngu her institution she mas AGAIN
rorured e services or gentleman whose talents and mora
character qualify him for teacher She would br Peaseu q
receive few boardes over whom she would exercise ae
IN =,
Sn,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

A TEACHER wANTED-The New Market Academy a'cly
n rebuilt being finished, and WI oe rcaoy LOT tue &C.
cr;on Of scholars by the 18th Of October next. ,, 81
The Trustees anxious TO engage married seh1n,
coed who is " teach all The usual branch
,nh, !, .nrh Summaries reasonable salary may be OK
n.cted TO person living distance may not ne alss lo
state that situation in Virginia Is more hea' anu t up
obtained on Reasonable terms. Address post paid,
SAMUEL. MOFFET"f, PIcst ef the trustees:
.,,. SL.sa.a. - Va Sent 10 3o-2t<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

Ne would prefer selling privately hut If il not sold before the
September next, will on that day 90 ri puo'c SAFE
., a., JOHN II. CARTER.
- Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

no TIE PuBLlr-The suhsc'iser living Stafford
Court house, Virginia as recently erected his Farm
Propelled norr~, n,,5 i&.Si..M III,
CT, ore the said Paicne eaieni al III" a. Frnn
Testament fully him with all right title and interest,", :"
y.nd s and contracts, he hereby invites ire pub 10
inspect Mill aud offers to sell individual county ana STATE
rights upon accommodating terms ,.,
This Nn propeed three horses, grind three hnsheS
in an hour and believed would grind five bushels an ou'
with four horses The power be applied 10 Jaw h''
fo,,on Gins Wheat Threshine Machines, &C. the at'el 9"
which could he attached Mill by only the additional cost m
the Yresnr 1rt when thus cnmbned presents
advantages 10 large who will not only save all hel
M 10 saw the least will be able 10 tresb out their gram ny
the sarre power. .,.,, ~, -, oxoao,
NJ The whole Of the Grist Mill alone would not eSceeu
sO The cost Of Theshng hoS attached would depend SOME
wha, upon kind and the location which would vary Tie
price under any al circumstances. :,
The follow inc Certificate frem those who nave used we Mea
ground a, this Mill, will show the power and uiy n me III
veuon. WILLIAM r. hn'' NJ
This is 10 certify have had Corn Ground at the Horse
Mill lately erected By William F. Moore, that makes eS
cecn Meal and well pleased both with the guam
,,y quality Of the meal according 10 the corn ground
WILLIAM ALSOP,
RICHARD RRIDWELI,
JOHN KNIGHT,
PERRY PATTERSON,
ROBERT D. TAYLOR.
reference to VIM A. Jackson. President of FredercKsb"
Union Manufacturing Company, Fredericksburg, va. M ,
o''~'t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

pPtNTIy1, ivy w ss,II hay. constantly hand iul
.upp,y Of Johnson purarps best Printing Ink at moaera
prices. ron
Eaqulrc1 Office, March 10, 1919. Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

mo ALL WHOM IT MAY coNCERN.-A petition will D
presented to the next General Assembly Of Virginia syn
passage of Law, incorporating the union 'uh0's
at Richmond Court house. aa-xzy
An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

MISS MACKENZIE respectfully that her School
" will open on the % the reception boaraers
ana day pupils She has much pleasure in believing that she has
epaed for them every advantage that tend to facilitate and
nre their improvements for she knows higher qualification
n m which she enjoys in rendering her School worthy OF
anusnee Of the ample share OF pnblic favor By which has
:" slany years, been distinguished.
srpt Ia S-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

TO FARMERS Timothy, Orchard and Herd. Gras. Seeds
selected by myself tho North warranted fresh and freq
% exassons seeds Also, supply Of Herds raised
he vicinity Of Richmond
Sprg, White Dutch and common Red Clover Also Ken.
4csy, Glue or Lawn Grass Seed
Seed R,e. selected With especial regrd cleanliness and
Saaliy.
Person, wishing the Mediterranean Wheat supplied by
ssns ten days notice. WI PALMER.
keri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

T,ARM WANTED-The advertiser wishes TO purchase trac
If Land with or without improvements upon it, containing
from 100 Ia 200 acres hc land Of good quality and with
in thre. or four miles Of this city For snch tract fair price
8" - " , -' ~ p 3S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

~ ALE OF NEGROES, &c. act,n Monday, the 26h LAY OF
" the pesen, mnh, tSep'ene f fair, II not the next far
day thereafter will he Sold without ny Wn H. tnriis
and J"hn H. Thomas Trustees for certain al The Mea.
dow Bridges the residence Of the subscriber in the county oi
Hanover all Of his Slaves amounting ahont n5, of various
kinds, old among them good plantation hands, an
excellent weaver ironer and washer, nnd good carpenter
and likely Also, all the Stock consisting o hosrs, cat
lc, and plantation utensils, good carriage and harness and
buggy and harness. and all household ana kitchen furniture,
with the growing crops the Ian udred kind Of person
nj property belonung well furnished farm and homestead
The Slaves viii be sold for cash. Terms OF other pr"nery
sale A. :. JONES.
Sale conducted by r. II. DICKINSON, Arct
3i-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

y Office is hereby given to the Inlc that the undersigned
will petition Tie next General Assembly Of Virginia for The
passage of law, To release him and his heirs the Common
weaihs riC; half lot Of land, lying in the
ciransburg Montgomery county, known in the present plan
OF said town lot No. 5, being line which he
sides The said ot the 9TH Of July ls7 by deed Of
record in the Clerks Office of Montgomery county, conveyed by
Daniel io.y and Suanna his wife, Nicholas Dosnn
foreigner who died without heirs and without having
veyed person. The undersigned WILL also, NJ the
time, petition for release Of the Comnnnw claim lot
of and Of nine adjoining the town OF chrsiansbrG and
which was. BY decd, Ate Bird Of May 1916 and of
cord in the C'rrk's OeSSUrcsaid, conveyed by Christina
Cewry and Jacob Walters, Michael McCsta also 10
reisner who died without heirs and without having
The claim Of Tic Undersigned will he particularly
sci forth in his petition. JEREMIAH KYLE.
Chrsansburg, II ~ 1912. 3LtlD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
Aug. DC

on REWARD Ran away from The suhFcrbrr, county
s9.eO of King William, 97th Of January last negro
man, named GEORGE He "a Of aye, aud about feet
inches he has round head aud face; very shrt
kab:y small eyes and ears fiat rose small mouth, thick
lips thin beard of his front upper teeth
qurnce If decay his compilation dark brown aud has been she"
side OF his close
nf the shot be he is de,ed; has small
hands, walks with knees Close together Ills turned his
right foot turned than the e:.; when spoken To in
good Enmn he has smile his but when spoken
roughly he has down, confused look. Had when he
away waorn dyed Clothes have heard he has
my name, and has been work Richmond aud
canalsomrmes employed in boat; did not hear whether IL
canal coal boat; and lie has been i'll the nrghbo
hood Of Burneit's Tavern, Hanover county.
viii The above reward who will deliver the
said meso 10 me- him jail as can get him again
Ann :. MEREDITH.
Sept - 39-2awGw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS EEH'ARD.-Ean away, an sum
day, the I'm inst four VIII Arch Stephen, Hen
~, and Adam Arch belongs the estate Of VIM W. Fu.g de
ceased is about twenty did very black ard rather spare
stature S;,phn and Henry belong the undersigned, Robert
M Stephen about five trt ten inches high color black and
l. about twenty odd eny il about sixteen 3D. toe
y stout aud Of tauny color Adam belongs II the of
Wi liam Fisher decd about old
aid black how legged and his teeth hat dccayed-
he was hired The To sam Griffin, of Essex All the
aorenanr negroes went off and il supposed they will
make cilrt the 81 Ohio slave
holding state; they be lurking in the nrchorhood Of
MI Hear. Latham Richmond county, in aud about Frede
Ickshnrs where Achs grandmother lives, with Mr. Lewis Allen
The above reward Will b. paid for the delivery Of the named
negroes II taken out of this State, fifty dollars for either If
taken ont OF this State twenty dollars M either if taken
Of the county Of Esrs dollars if within the said
county y the undersighed whom they helon. respectively
ROBERT HILL,
For hinssJ and as -9lniRstra0r Of I'm. ~. Fogg drcd
RICHARD MOTLEY,
administrator Of Him. Fisher. dsca
IOvds. E,seX County. Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

lrRESiI FALL AND WINTER GooDS-We have now III
bendrg large and general assortment, which, having heen
purchased month of August before !he passage O. te e
hill and when as is believed Northern markets we're
al their greatest afford sell on very rcasoa
and other merchants Wishing hs Guy
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
~ f. & j. s. JAMES L CO., Globe Square
g. ,c 33-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

Reference to VIM A. Jackson President of Fredericksburg
Union Manufacturing Company Fredericksburg, va. m r,
lent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

VALUABLE STAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-TEc
subscriber offers for sale, privately his tract of Land CON
tanning 1921 This lies Saunt"n
Coles ferry i'll Charlotte county; there 2Si acres
IL low grounds the largest portion OF which fertile any
In Vsiui thr high land qualify, aud III good
ana contains upwards Of 300 Of well timrrcd wood
land and highly improved tnacco lots and nearly all
a" the able land hl-h of improvement There Is
also he river Fishery belonging 10 said rnct yielding -
ring the plentiful supply OF fish, there several apple
and peach orchards This tract rnnn Of which is oi The most
choice kind OF ui The dwelling house is large aud commo
doa ndnv in good repair containing
with good cellars. with all the buildings and
This ani rs remarkably WELL and situated III
healthy and It ec nf country and in delightful
nrghbohocd There be few situations desirable for
family residence
Ii this land is sold privately before Tuesday the h day Of
November SHALL that day. the premises sell II nj
public auction the highest bidder, the following
5000 he paid the first day OF May the residue
of The purchase money be- paid IN equal annual install
mcnt The hole bear interest from the day n SALE honh with
approved security will lie required of the purchaser and deed
uf Tie land, rs further security.
~ H. Ii private sae huGlj be made due notice will e given
JOHN W. YOUNG.
CLarlo,;c ro. Va. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

RICHARDSON 4 co.
re receiving by various arrivals from The Northern cities and
hy The Iia rrt Rockwell direct from Lvepoo their supply oil
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which viii make their compete and wesued TO the ap-
proachnr season-,o he sold on their usual terms.
Ricl,mnnd Sept. ], lsR l8l-st'I sepl =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

= INV GOODS-BEERS & POtNDEXTER, Merchant It,'ors,
ac now receiving Fall supply of the hest and most
fashionable nle line that can he procured IN inc unsn
states selected by the firm ncw NJ tho North from the
very latest and 10 which they resrcc fuy invite
the attention of their and the public in general .
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-22

Nonrn CAROLINA, Aug. 10th, 1912.
The Election news comes slowly IN We have re-
turns from sixty-one countless which has placed the
Wing candidate for Governor 1877 votes ahead of
Louis d. Henry, the Democratic candidate; ten
more counties to be heard from, which will probably
swell the majority four or five hundred votes.
The Legislature, as ] have heretofore informed
YOU is decidedly Democratic, by some % to 25
votes on joint ballot
We in possession of the Presidents veto on the
"Tarif and Distribution bill" and hail it as a
terly effort 1t is transferable; and the reasons
"Capt Tyler" assigns such every unprecedented
mind must acknowledge to be both sound and concu-
sive What will the packed committee of thirteen
do' Will they endeavor to head the President, or
will they fall into the strong current, sweeping
over the country and recommend the passage of a
jtdicious tariff, unncumbered with any extraneous
causes' We shall see.
am glad to perceive, in the papers from all parts
of the country disposition to do justice to the indie
fatigable head Of the Post Office Department, Mr..
Wickliffe He is admirably calculated for the re-
sponsbIe situation he occupies; and no one who has
had the opportunity of witnessing the prompt and
courteous manner of his business habits can fail to
speak well of him. Yours, SC.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-22
FOR THE MADI5ONIAN.
What is the matter with the members of Con
gress'
They've got the Bolts
From The Buffalo Gazette.
THE VETO.

The receptions which the late veto meets with
from the editorial fraternity almost as various as
the critics themselves Some give it merely pass
ing notice, without protesting to know whether the
President has acted wisely not others give their
readers full column in calculation of the principles
which should govern the Presidents and Others are
almost eaed with the defeat of the Tariff and Dis
tribution bills. e.
1t is well known that much time and labor have
been spent during the past year in endeavoring as it
Is termed, to ''head Captain Tyler From the nu-
merous vetoes which this policy has brought forth,
Mr.. Tyler has sometimes been called ''the Veto Pre-
sident." great deal of abusive language has been
heaped upon him by politicians of both parties, on
account OF the course he has taken and If should be
question with every treeman--are these charges
Just has the President proved unworthy of the high
trust committed to his hands For ourselves, we
think that an attentive and candid perusa of his late
Veto Message will convince every candid mind, un-
BIASED by party prejudces that sucn is the fact,
but that the contrary, the President has been gov
erned by high sense of duty, and by patriotic mo-
tives Congress well aware that the revenue
has for long time been insufficient to defray the ex-
penses of Government and furnish the means for
rying the necessary public works; and yet in Il g
face of this fact they pass bill for alternating inn
portant source of public revenue. Can the Presi-
dent be blamed for placing his veto upon such bill
| one which deprves him of the power of perform
Ing the duties of the Office to which the people have
elected him.
1t is probable that if the Tariff had been discon-
nected with distribution, it would have received the
signature of the President and if such is the case,
knowing Congress did his opinions the responsible
| ity OF its defeat rests upon their own heads
| The union of two bills entirely disconnected, for
the purpose OF forcing through Congress bill which
would not pass upon its own merits, is establishing
highly dangerous precedent in legislation
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-22

Mr. CoLQUETT, of Georgia. continued the debate
in defence of the Veto, and in violent opposition to
the Wings. Mr. Colquett has voice like Barnabys
Raven, and though he assumes TO wear 'the livery
of heaven" ''I'm a devil !"
"I'm devil' is the general sentiment of the man.
Mr.. Colquett prides himself upon being the noisest
man of the House, and no ever succeeded bet
ter. Mr.. Colquett spoke little short Of his hour,
and it was the longest hour recorded in the book
of time Correspondence # the Bali. Patriot.
We happened to be present when Mr.. Col
quett spoke, and feel it duty to pronounce the
above account untrue ia every essential par
ucular
Mr.. Colquett made one Of the most eloquent,
chaste, and effective speeches we ever heard
His voice is not surpassed in melody and dis
tnctness by any member in the House. He
was both pathetic and sarcastic He annihila-
ted Arnold and Rayner in a few minutes, and
then from the printed speeches Of Mr.. Adams,
proceed the glazing inconsistencies of that gen
teman For doing this he will, of course, be
belied. 1t is true, that the greater a mans
abilities are, the more he is moderated by his
enemies.