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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

IN CHANCERY--In Powhatan County Court, April the itl
4 1912:
Richard Bass and Mack Goode Executors of Edward Bass
deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
John T. Moseey, James Locke and Hebecca c. Moseey,
Defendants:
day came the plaintiffs by their attorney
bill against the defendants having for It's object 10 attach the in
defendant John T. Museey in the real and
held by muhe the defendants Rebecea c. 3ioeey for
life and have the decreed 10 be sold for the OF
satisfying the defendant James Lockcit and the
said John r. Mosy The plaintiffs by single BILL dated the
7,h day Of November 1891, and payable twelve months aiier
date and herepon process awarded against the defendants
appear here and the said BILL aud
pcarng satisfaction Of the Court that the defendant, John
r. Mocley not an inhabant Of this Commonwealth IL is
therefore ordered That he do appear here and the said
bill the frs, Monday in July next and that Of
order forthwith inserted newspaper published in
the Richmond and continued for months successive
and that copy be posted the front door of the Court
house Of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
Anil
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Rurkinrham, MAY TO- 1872 5-wtds'

~ AFTER 81 BRAXTON'S OFFICE is lew doors above The
r Tavern opposite side nf the Main street lie VIII
pac,i. regularly Tie Court Of Appeals the Federal Courts the
Superior Courts Of Law aud oil Chancrry IN kchmoho' anu "
,I,r Suprror and County Courts of King William.
viii lr aid active Clerk, e. ~ Baiton will undertake
IN, cnIlrr of claims Richmond, and III the eehhcrlg
countless and whenever become necessary, lie VIII give
h p,r,oa attention the liquidation Of claims and securing o
debts. for reasonable eumprmsltion .
Rct,eurc is made John L. Grymes, ESP, Mem 0riean H.
L. Gwa,ln,e: Esd Hob; William e. Parker E,t Ptt'rs5r
Wilom " sb,rre Esp Norfolk: 81 George TrakIe, Es., Bal
torr; John L. Mayc Esp EredrksGUs Hon. Henry 81 Geo.
Tucker. University, Ia.
March - H3-WJm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

I AND FOR SALE-Tle subscriber having determined upon
IL the Valley Of Virginia Offers for sale the act
nf Land which resides situated IL Madison county
the road leading from Madison "u, arse 10 Orange Court
hnusc the former place, and
the latter Tie contains about 50 acres, including fair
wood land. II we'll adapted thr
clover, aud plaster well upon it, TIE Dwelling ana
houses comfortable and convenient Tie situation heal
thy agreeable Farther description is deemed unnecessary
presumed that purchasers will visit the premises and
Judge for themselves. The viii lr ra:y both price
and pay mert. Persons wn: Ia purchase address
>u,scrb White Post r o., Clarke Va, until the mid
die Of August FRANCES BARNETT.
MAY 1-wSw
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For sale by
SAMUEL E. DOVE, RicLmCrt
IAN o
March 10

La United States Court for the Eastern District OF Ns
llth April Isia:
TN the matter of Bankruptcy Of Jn f. Scott q! the toah
L Fredericksburg ia the Eastern Virginia District.
The said John r. Scott who has been dccfeed BansuY
this Court having filed petition praying for his discharge
ordered, That thereof be published in newspaper pant
the city of Richmond seventy days 1t least before The III 6
of July next, WHEN hearing viii he had the said ps
City Hail. the city Richmond, and all creditor. who
proved their debts and other persons in interest," apl
said time and place, and show cause ii they have.
the prayer cf the said petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Ieste,
JOSEPH +. BATTLEY =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

IN cHANCERY-At Rules taken in the Clerk. on' es.s
Circuit Superior Court of Iaw and C!iancey oi T"'e
county the iih day Of April. l5i2: - ,,4 K
Nathaniel j. venabr, Administrator with ihr "iii ~ 10
Charlie. Woosan, Daniel \. Wilson, Samuel C. hnIra.
ham W. Venable and John Tugs!e r'"
against . -, t.,.,
Martha Piire Nathaniel 7. Price, Charles w. Pre-
Dennis, and Mary 4. hi. wife, - Boyd ana t5,ot
wife, and Thomas II. Anderson, . rns,,. "
The drfrnda Martha Price Nathaniel T. Pnee,
Price. Isaac H. Dennis and Mary A. h- WIFE not ha't n
their appearance and given security according an a
General Assembly and the rules Of this Court ana II
tia, the. inhabitants ot this state, on tr I ,
pa:n rs counsel is rn:e.ed nj res ai"re-ad az
ineiy ordered, That the lad defendants, Haha fce
T. Price Charlie. Il Pcc, Isaac IL Dcnni> ana var IN,
do app ar nj .e- taken in The Clerks ofne
Cont on the FIST Monday July next, aud answer w.
bill and That copy n;.s order hc forthwith lnsr" n,
of the ubl;c printed in the city at r II,
months successfully, ard also posted al the fo"' "
Court house Of this county.
Copy-Tesie, o,.u,u &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07
IN cnANcERY.-In Noltoway County Court ID ser''a

~ CHANCEKY.-In Noltoway County Court. "a st'L'
ls4l:
Josiah IIunGley, Anthony ellis, Benjamin oveon, and
against liatha.
Thomas Atkinson, Qaintus A,knson Of laid Th"''
others, iti:rai~'
On motion of John Webster, Administrator al A>l bur-
d-rra>cd, it i oiered, thar is A!mHlor 81 .
undey he referred TO abias Lawson, Sgcra t''n'
fnr seit iet, AMI that SAID III. sf' %
Court aud Is also ordered that The laid Adnn'si'ai" ny
distribute The balance ii any, that may hr band ncaf. n
said settlement, among the distributes ot the Estate :" w
mndey in cualo:n,hlr n decree en;red ~ u"
ccmber 1872 of this IN the Of josiah g'r'
Anthony ellis Benjamin overoa, ard Others, asan'i '"
Atknscn IuiEtus Atkinson aud others.
ACniy-Tesie,
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Mrs. = SWFETSER'S BOARDING HOUSE, ~. = w.
W. nut srt,f, tie EHfhap.e, Paiad,pkia s"
b's- leave In inform the ladies and gentlemen of Rie'rf
e has handsomely furnished the large aud elegant W" '
ins No 20, Walnut street PHILADELPHIA particularly ada,
he accommodation of ladies visiting this city PERHAPS D.
of the kind enjoys advantages, both 10 its location
general cunsrnirnces. No pains will - splFd 10 render o.
Portable all those vino may her with their patronls
Mag llJ-1F
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nnr,sn Gale oF BEAR GARDEN FURNACE.

nv virue of Deed Trust,
ID Iron Manufacturing Company, To the undersigned bearing
date ah $780, and duly recorded in the Clerk
So of RcL nphau county, order certain debts
therein mrn,ioned shall proceed to SELL in HE town q" New New,
Canton said county, on Wednesday, he I'm ay a. n
read, money Bear Garden Furnace with all Of the aprnts
e t,rro Lrlonsng. From The peculiar location 4" this
.nn.,,v uj, uut of character tor ca.
To make an investment The Flu nace onilt within me
wears. and very superior structure Is within nile
n, ,r anrs River Canal Upwards ot $40 tons at f2 iron
v- h-rn made year The ore and wool ahihnt-a
| country and every necessary building aai hNife io oc
aim, an n, ,ru.ve scale. Tuoe about 3,p acres "i the
80 n.,rv ou- half IN woods The buildings alone cost up
, :, 30, nnu Edward w. Sims, who lives near the Fur
,r WIN nw the property who WISHES TO View H.
c M "a vested in will he conveyed Ia Tie purchaser
""'" . '' GEO. II. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
Mar m J--wtdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

In tie United Cart for the Eastern District Of Virginia,
10th April le4!:
IN Bankruptcy Richard Edwards, Of the city
1 Richmond, the Eastern Virginia District.
The Richard Edwards who has been dscreed Bankrupt
by his Court having filed petition, praying for his discharge II
ordered that thereof be published In newspaper print
rd III The city Of cnnd seventy days NJ least before the 9Th
day IT Jelly when hearing VIII be had the said petition,
the City HAIL. the city of Rchmond an all creditors who
have proved their debts and other IN int appear
the said and place, and show If they have,
why the the said petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Tcste,
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, ID. c.
Anil Il,,
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April 10 lla-"ila
IyFIRNARY 0F THE KICIINOyD MEDICAL r0LlrG

ISFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL co!LE1.
Persons labo.ng under diseases of KIND not conas
admitted in this institution a. the ion" iHg rates:
For any period not eIceediu. six weeks, rste pe' 81
week eored do at ST. For any prri" eAcerdns IA "t
a deduction 81 81 per week Ii made IN every case
The ave charges include board, nursing, medicines Hd
attendance surgical operations, and every necessary ana
r patient may require No charp,s made N any l~
There are separate wards for The different classes ,h
and the accommodations ample and complete IN every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Applications for ad-
mission Cai into the Virginia Military will he
received by the undrrsgned until the t day Of July neA d
rcced post pad, Lexington, Virginia STATE Cadets fur
n>hed cratuosy with board tuition fuel lights books,
tonary and medical attendance and liable expense
clothing only, which is estimated cost from $50 SOU for
II months They required by ian years after
araduato teachers and for their services entitled all
The tuition A. these appointments designed he
!rrred those who's. do enable
edncain applicants satisfy the VISITORS by whom
the appointments made, This inability Tie
service for The State Cadet three Vacancies will
lei for state Cadets from 10 Of the following Senatorial Districts,
viz Caroline Albemae Augusta SYSTEMATICALLY alerkcnhurs,
Buckingham, hccomac, Eappahannock Frederick Tazrwe
GrrcnIe Charlotte, ittsy vana, Richmond city, Wesmore-
land Rocknca Harrison, Norfolk Brunswick, King Queen
Goocland I.ouduun, Allegheny and Kanawha.
BESIDES the Sde Cadets applications will lie received to fill
vacancies the Cadets who pay their expenses These
may presented from any county within the The
of service ;sar aud the estimated for II months
ncndE: ever necessary about $3.50 This class entitled
ali the privileges State Cadets, but teach
after graduation All applications must be accompanied by
guvoca testimonials nf fair moral
height and piycl fitness Of the applicant Period al
mission between III aud - years.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent V. ". /.
May ~ l--vtlJy
~ Viii. aud Compiler will copy week July,
nni forward aecnnri I" f. H. :. for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

Sale If Eagic Hotel. anil fur TenementS adjacent.
- -,rral deeds If wit: deed by All
ID and Henry King JolIn Brockcnhroul and
Anthony onsun Jr trustees, dated M October lsrla deed
hy the Charles VIM Dabney trustee, dated 2d
)rcrmir, ca deed by Isham Pickett and frances H. his
wife 10 Samuel Holden Rhodes, s,-es dated 5il
Jah,lry lr:s, deed by Abacr Robinson Raleigh T. la
and j. H. Christian dated 9Th September, ls n! ui
Hastings Court of Richmond will be
sold the premise, public ancon MONDAY the 18th of
Ar next fair fair day, three
Main steel the kiclmond including tile property
deeds aforesaid. Also, other trnrmrnts aud their appne
18th street in the SAID city, former
Called ir Profile lI.e and tenement fronting ~ frrt 10
said cty-belng the Two enements first
last deeds aforesaid. The
viii made purpose at raising The sums OF money
by the sa deeds and unpaid and tr EXPENSES of sale aud
the The subscribers, acting n trustees VIII convey
nnv hr title hcn they believe the title 10 be in
ispu,e The sales III take place NJ II O'Clock. and II
completed The day. they will he continued from tine
o time, until completed.
The property viii sold lots, and with the privilege of
alley, laid down plat which he a; the Bank of
Virginia with the Nam
neA occupied by Alexander Duva which
l"t> wIll hc neat sold.
TERM>.ta> the amount of all expenses Of The trusts
sons paid dur-a rcdr Of q, IL and IL
months. with date, equal instruments f the
dur secured by negotiable with approved endofse and By
retaining the title until PAYNE Mt thereof.
The proceeds sale viii be applied To tile satisfaction of the
aforesaid their due and accUidn. their
respective pmicS and rights Aud AZ the property has hereto
a!veiS and not Sold add, that the
present advertised with the Mr..
Pmr viii mSivcly he mad. h. extent Of the liens
aforesaid, and The uf the respective parties under the
By Inc Trustees a6vre named
January II wtd
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F. FITZGERALD, e.

The parties interested hereby notified that have W.
ed Wednesday, the a 'ay II: JHy next, Tor the s'te
the required 4 - tscn y the Irrcrias ofief H.
which day they requested TO attend At my "hsr: :"
nsviilr, Amelia count! 1t 10 O'Clock, A. VI, repa.a
FARIEs LANso't..
Nav IL 1872 "-"r--
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JOHN HUNTER, c. e.

The parties interested III above decree notified
have ap~inrd Tuesday, the ll day of July ut 10 O'Clock
4. Nj Louisa house. cunenrr takin. the
directed by ad and they are hereby required attend
that day. with the accounts vouchers AMI necessary
enable me 10 do so. c. Y. kIMBROUGli,
Commissioner Cir Sup. Court OF Law and
ChaaceIy fof Louisa County.
~ y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

Two of the Professors of tho College visit The nSi1rnn i
having car: Of the Surgical wards ana the other la
dcal. The lying ward is under the charge OF the Pr"
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty vi the Collage ~
called in consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country 10 ihr nP
expected e reference Letters should be ald'''
ed 10 tie President OF The Inirnary.
bee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

IIiMPBES SlDSEY C0LLEGE-The Summer session Of
Institution wl The Isl day Of June
andtrninae 4h Wednesday Of September following.
TIE expenses are, Road So Tuition go;
rem ST. deposit So hire ~ al payable
MOSES u. llOGE, CLERK Of the Faculty.
Nay II 3--wiw
SECOND HAND PIANOS ~ FiRMNILLE-lor sale, eieh,
- second hnnd Pianos from $40 10 Also,
e manufactures. New Music, Books, &c. all at Rich
mpnd prices, by A. 7. BlGLoW.
Ilg-wtf
In United the Eastern District of Virginia.
Norfolk iay 9th, 1912:
g ANGsToN. WHITELEy & Co, and Jas. A. G. sangston
y Co.. and Edward Putnam Co., all Of Baltimore creditors
II Josiah A. benson, of Portsmouth, having filed their petitions
this the 18th day April last duly verified, pray
The said Josiah A. benson may he declared bankrupt,
ind then ordered by the Count that
,rorc The OH day II May why the said Josiah A..
benson shou! NJ" he declared bankrupt and appearing
that the oidrrs Of ruhralion therein have
published twenty days, required BY the oath this
Court II therefore ordered by The Court that
show before 18th day of June next why the said
Denson he declared bankrupt pursuant
Congress behalf made and that copy this
published the newspapers according the nd and 9th Rules
Of Court.
Copy-Tsste
a. A. COWDERY, ok
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De- The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
day Of June II O'Clock, when the property viii be posi-
lively sold.
By order and nth tie agreement If The TRUSTEES ADORE nam,d
X. ii. DICKINSON, Auct.
April 2j ll6-wrds
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l Charlottesville Republican will please copy
IN CilANCERY.-At Circuit Superior Court of Law and
ChaBccry, continued aud held far louisa county, The Court
thereof Wednesday, the 18th day nj April, 1879
William Hunter, of Sarah j. Kennon, Plaintiff:
against
Mccalry kenpop, Administrator of John kennon, decd
and right John kennnn, Administrator dr. boni
Joseph 2. kcnnon, deceased. and his right James
ih aud Nancy his WIFE, James ugson and Mary hs WIFE and
Plp H. Jones, Administrator IF Charles krnnUn, deceased
Defendants:
This this day. To be heard the M answers,
erro. and exhibits filed, and the bill taken fur
James bb ard Nancy WIFE aud argued by
whereof order aijudse
decree, defendant. hcCairy
Master Commissioner Of this county fair full and
af John K-nnon decrascd-
d. AMI tie distributes SAID John kennon, and that the
said cte kennon likewise render before said Commissioner
full fair aud true account of his transactions Commissioner
the ale oha Land ana Segucs held BY Hannah Kcnnon
widow OF John Kennon deceased In lien and tight Of
And nnher ordered adjrdgrd AMI
creed the defendant. John Kennon. do render before the
said ull fair and of his admins.
lraon Of Joseph kennon deceased; aud
the debts there be- that remain due and from
The said JOS h kennon, deceased: and tie said
Commissioner ordered audit state and settle tile said several
aud The To Ibis Court, with
deemed pertinent by him ,rlf, either of the parties,
faa decree. Copy-Ieste,
JOHN HUNTER C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

In the United States Court for Eastern Virginia
9Th May, l5i!
TTiI0S J. HTDNA1l %! tie county o buckingham, having
flied pelon praying that he may he declared Bankiup
is ordered That all claiming he creditors Of the said
Thomas j. ndna show The Court. the 9Th day 81
July nca why the said Thomas j. udnal he declared
Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress in that hra and
n copy this order be published in the newspapers accord
ing 10 the I'D and oath Rules 0f Count
a Cupy-Tesle,
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HENRY GIBSON, OK

S The cnarlo,esvic Republican will please COPY wsrS
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

was = areary evening: the keen wind
DieW aside her mantle, and scattered -
auburn tresses; while the forest honchs
swayed and groaned as with warning vo;cs'
) ana the wild birds shrieked as thew pinoa9f
their way TO their eyries ia the rock IN.
DRIFT vas scuddiDg llurriedly across n. a..
and al times wholly obscured the moon. 80
the maiden shuddered with a uameless
dread as she increasedihe distance between
herself and her home. But this FEELING
passed away at once as she moved across The
threshold OF the chapel, and threw herself
INTO the extended arms Of IIamer. Tbev
mao so much to says so much 10 ask: ali II
lamer's hopes-all Elika's fears-tbe dawn
might nave grown upon them and found thu
SUBJECT still unexhausted; but this was not
to be. They had offered up their silent and
earnest prayer, and stood together. the arm
OF the youth supporting the slight figure Of
the maiden, and her fair cheek pillowed upon
ms shoulder, when strange men burst uDon
their solitude; and ere the page could draw
MS sword, dagger was in his heart: and
The wretched Elika was dragged from his
arms, and hurried, muffled in thick mantle.
from the chapel.
The precaution of her captors was, how
ever vain; for the maiden made no effort
70 avert her fate. AS she was torn from the
clasp OF her lover, she lost all consciousness.
nor was 1t until many hours had eIapsed that
she awoke as from the sleep of death. and
feebly called upon the name Of her fayorite
attendant But no accustomed voice an
swered to her call; no ready care admins
tered to her wishes; and, after the suspense
OF lew moments, which seemed 10 be nas-
sea 10 an unpleasant dream, so imDerfect
was her memory of the past, and her com
cepton OF the present, she raised herself
tImldlY on her arm, and looked around her
For time she could not persuade herself
that she was yet awake, for she was snY-
rounded by poverty and squalor, in the Init
OF charcoal burner: one of that rude and
halt-saVage race whose home is in the forest.
and whose actions are wholly governed bv
the will of their fuedal lords.
1t was under the mean roof of one nc tba
SeTis OF the monastery of Blattnitz, that the
unfortunate Ellka awoke to consciousness.
anc she might, with equal hope have looked
Tor sympathy or pity from the savage animals
OF the forest, as from the supertitious vac
sal, whose only dream of salvation was. III.
lowed on the intercession of his monfish
masters.
In reply to her entreaties, her reproacbes.
and her tears, the serf only babe her Be "A.
tient, for that on the morrow she wonld
know all; and having placed beside her
some food which had been carefully provi-
ded by her captors, he strobe coldlv from
the hut, making fast the door behind him.
and abandoning the miserable prisoner to
all the horrors Of recovered memory and
fearful anticipation.
CONCLUSION NEXT wEEKA
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
[CoNCLUsIoN NExr wEEKA

WHERE ARE THEY?-T The number who have
lived upon the earth has been estimstaj -
about $4,000, O0O, 900 900, 900. This sro :
when divided BY q 1854 900, the number &c
square miles of land. gives ,314 .522 .O76 -
square rod. and five to square foot! Snn.
pose square rod capable of being divided ;pp-
to twelve graves, each grave would contain
a hundred persons, so that the whole ear,h
has been 100 times dug over 10 bury its mia
bltants, surprising they had been equally dis
trIouted. We're the bodies laid upon the snr-
Of 100 feet. a0 oP'u
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

CURL YOUR HAIR.-A preacher was one.
Gay struck with surprise on beholdine beau
tlfui set q curls on the head Of fair and
lovely maid, 9 member Of his class. whose
mar nad been usually plain. All! Eliza
SAID ne, you should not waste your precious
time curing your hair !; If God Intended Il
10 oe cuTled, he would have curled ii ior
you. Indeed, said the witty maid. II
must DINER with you. When | was "a in
iant ne euFled il ior me, but now am
growing up he thinks | am able % "a +
myself = =
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

General Washington. President Of the
united States. wrote to Edward Pendleton.
23d September 1889, thus:
GU 90 me no more than justice when
you suppose that, from motives Of respect .
the Legislature. land might add, from nv
Interpretation ofthe Constitution I give nv
signature to many bills with which nv iudg.
me Z y at variance. In saying this, however.
! ailude to no particular act. From the nature
OF the Constitution, must approve all the
parts Of bill or reject it in toto. To do the
latter, can only be justified upon the clear and
OBVIOUS ground of propfiety; and never had
such confidence in my own faculty OF iudg-
ing IS % De over tenacious Of the opinions /
may have imbibed in doubtful cases. q
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

Virtue is both title and an estate; 4 lille
the most exalted because it's God who con-
ters Il; estate the most rich. because Il en-.
dures forever. Envy may not derogate the
title because it IS written in the book az Haa-
ven, and fraud cannot diminish the esta,e.
because no sin can reach II.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-26

20 years, called together the crowd OF the
fled" Mr. Clay, as speaker, was the UNI
versal favourite. His friends heard him the
more to admire and revere, while his enemies
thronged about him, as tree bearing bitter
fruit, yet the taste of which they had not the
power to resist.
Senators too, whether friends or foes, feel
their loss. AS statesman, parliamentary
considered, he had no equal, and as man. no
one had as great personal influence as he
Whenever that body has been in difficulty
whatever the cause, his experience and WIS,
dom-his gentlemanly manner and the KIND
words which came forth in clear and pleas,
ant tones, made him an arbiter in whom all
had confidence and for whom they enter
tanned the utmost esteem. Posterity Will no
him Justice.