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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, April ., 1s4a.

every thing TO supplant US. We are a.
ready acquainted with her efforts upon
the Niger. We have not forgotten, that
but few months since, she nearly sue.
ceeded in extorting from Spain. in pay
ment ola miserable claim. the cession Of
the islands OF Annobon and Fernando 20.
1t IS then evident that at this moment she /
contemPlates establishing REORGANIZATION
IN Africa 10 the exclusion Of other IA
tons, and we verify fear that the right
OF police and lnquisition which has been
conceded to her, will become IN her
hands, the most efficient instrument.
which she has ever yet had at her dis
position.
The expected explanation of the Co
vernment.-the publication Ofthe text ofI
the treaty, will show how we'll our a0
| prehenslons are founded But should L
even dissipate our fears, we shall not the
less perslst-in the opinion. that the con
cesslon made by France in 1881, was a
fault. At this day, the treaty is gener-
ally condemned IN Europe as an abomi-
nation; let US add, and this IS 4 more
certain guaranty still, that henceforth
no people are interested In It by any ne
cessity for its practical operation, since
the countries where negro slavery exists,
have IN abundant degree the elements Of
reproduction. All Governments, inclu-
ding Spain and the United States, have
spontaneously provided severe penalties
against the Infamous and useless specu-
lation of the slave trade. There IS then
r4Fr
ratlme police, under favor of which Eng
land has at last realized one Of her most
cherished dreams. Instead of conceding
this right of search, obstinaiely refused
until the year 1881, instead Of permit
ting themselves to be enSnared BY the
bait of an absurd and delusory reciproci-
ty, would it not have been more "a
tional to provide that each nation should
employ police upon the sea on us own
: account, the French cruisers to keep
under their exclusive surveillance the
: merchantmen of French commerce, the
: English cruisers upon the merchantmen
: of English commerce, the American
cruisers upon the merchantmen Of Anne
: rican commerce, &c.l This would have
e been so much the more proper since tbs
e right of search ought not 10 be exercised
. but within certain determined limits, IN
b der ATTITUDES particularly suspected
/ Now each of the great powers Of EurOps
Z e-~lI ;reIaad en.plov In these regions
: ships of war specially destined tor tau
t service of ''gendamsris mardtims." Sucl
+ as could or would not make such pr0vi
: sion, would accept the surveillance o
d England. But France was not undel
# this exigency.
/ In this manner the laws Of humanity
l. and philanthropy would have been obey
ed, without abandoning our traditional
II policy. In this manner would be retain
d ed the means Of sustaining the Unite,
= States and Spain, the two most ancien
,, and necessary allies of France, agalns
e British michiayelism, which VIII n
s, more countenance the Development c
n the American navy than the ProSPerit.
le of Cuba. In this manner, IN a word,
III great principle would have been saves
is without being in want of q great cause.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
WING MEETING NRNPPAIANNOCK.

At large and respectable meeting of tho Wings of
the county ot RapMhaanuck who met pursuant to no.
uce, or the purpose Of appointing delegates to Con-
venlon to BE- held in the City of Richmond on the pr
day otFebmary lsi3 II nominate suitable persons IS
Candidate for President anl Wee President Of the nj
ted States: II was moved and seconded that WILLIAM
WALDEN take the Chair, which motion was unani-
maisly carried.
Mir. Walden having taken the Chair and organized
lhe mcCinT.J j. \. NeneCc elected Secretary and
upon thu motion Of l.. NJ Turner, Esq. the ioovng
gentlemen wee aPPnnied a COMMITTEES. by the Chair,
10 draft res ms, expressive of the scnse rthe meet
mg-l. ". Turner, Esq. loralio c. Mofelt, Esq,
john y. Mnr'ay. FsI.. Capt Charles Green, and John
Smliher VIM having been absent about one half hour
reported the following preamble and resolutions to VIII
Iereas, we tel deep interest in carrying the
measures Of the Wing party OF 1910; and whereas by
the dspensaton of Divine Providence. John rylcr the
present incumbent otthe Executive Char WIS raised
to tho highest office within the gift If the People and
having proved recrcant to the conded to HIM and
traitor to the party that elevated him, by refusing To
give his assent 10 measures which the Wig Parts
stood pledged to the People olthc United States To car
ry out by using and exercising the Veto Power ocner
than any other President has heretofore douc upon cues
tons of mere expedency, thereby dsregardng the spr
1t ot the Constitution and the known and declared prin
cipe OF the great body of the Wing Party of 1870 Ito
which he gave his assent by consentng become their
candidate for the Vice Presidency ihat the Veto Power
should alone be used when the Constitution was viola
ted by attempting 10 influence public oticersn the dis
charge of their official duties for the purpose of incrcas
ll2 10 mote alarming extent Executive Power and
Executive Patronage. which if controlled must ere
long become ne great levers Despo,ism and Tyranny
by perfect disregard Of his known and espresso, opin
IONS when he was member of the Wing Party being
thereby guilty OF deceit aud duplicly degrading to any
high-mnded and honorable mal and more degrading To
he head OF great nations and by basely and mcanlv u
hung his support 10 the self styled Democratic Party
party that cannot nor will respect renegade and
pastaie) Tor the purpose, as we holieYc becolpiog ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
MOST HORRIBLE.

We ind ihe following narrative in the Cincinnati
sun 81 Tuesday week. Can 1t be true We can
scarcely regard /. in any other ghi then horrible
fiction:
II has heen matter Of considerable inquiry with
the priests IT. =, srthef The spirit of God Of the
devil epps tho world but generally con
cosa tai the latter took the lead. IN the following
ins,aase shulder At lie deprasy Of the human
heafi--wonder at It's hardness. and sigh its OBJ
duracy. Sspe thtee yesrs -nce, family Of the ffst
standing lnaar J, vs. called 10 mourn tho loss OF a
father Who lad loled "a amass fortune for lis wife
aud children Scarcely had be been laid IN the grave,
when pas fixed upon by the children. two sons
and dag er horrftle Ia think of, yet true
10 slgmher. 10 abduci The mother who Stood between
them and the property Of the dead tathor According
ly thu mother was Prevailed upun Ia 20 the country
where s1me relations resided. Tho journey
moneod. bai the same evening. the Old lady was
returned this city, secretly taken 10 the CARROT Vi
lhcif family mansion. and confined IN where 10
could rcac her but Tia, 0i the daughter the usurpc
Of htr mother rights. Here IN solitude this old woman
sy with inst locd suelen, 10 kec herays beyond the
Zach o ltuss snd music her mouth IL keep her
itamen .us aloud ior help
\ story VA raised saue few weeks after that the
cid lal, had died N lhc COMMUNICATING WIS put
b, tac SISTER and The Two bothrrs. ~ well rs 9TH
eI relations WHO actually supposed that the old lady
aud lawful owuer q the property was dead and IN the
gmvel
Two years rolled away, ard tho daughter and sons
IN quiet POSSESSION OF their III gotten wealh when
circumstance happened shocking 10 relaic. A per
s.u vas employed about the premises. who h,d often
heard, snrmjsed lie e1rd. away II the fullest
part at HE upP'r garrett moaning, 50 low, indeed
10 be scarcely thauah earthly ---ahuui tso months
be head ,lr gfans distinctly than ever and
breathe convinced that foul play had been used upon
some body. ie watched I'LL well assured that IN the
dark and ghaS'l5 rooms II THIS garrett. human iorm
was suffering the pains ct confinement aud vainv.-
+ 10 ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

p0s.ihic Ihe.r nannce Er the ncxi Presidency siior
having beea an advocate Of the Ono Term System,
Proclaimed hy the Wings Of 1916 We therefore declare
separation from the present Executive, and that
arc no bnger responsible for his political course. And
whereas other portions oihe country have freely exproa
sod then preference Of Henry Clay their Candidate
for the nrXt Presidency;
Resolpcd therefore. That approve Of tho nonna-
ton ofllenfy Clay Of Kentucky. the Wing candi-
dse f5r the Presidency and that will all honor
ablc means ensure his election
R,solred. That Turner Jones Captain Zeph Turner.
Captain Charles Green, NJ. Turner Robert Grecu 10
atiaG Mnfen. JalnS. Murray j. heneee. Silss'r Iris
too. DR. WV Williamson. John l.. Parilow John &.
Lave. Lafayette Menolee. Willis Brown ing Elijah
Check II L. NoHeiee. JOHN W ianccy. Reuben Slaugh-
Ter. W lilan Fletcher. Henry Miller, Joseph Reid 1amc.
\ Mentice. John smitler James NJ. Jones. DIR. Mark
Rcld, Addison Turner. John jet, Dr. 4. W Reid.
Howard Thornton a bert Thornton James .Jett b. 81
poinied Delegates the Convention To lie held IN the
City Of Richmond. the 22j day Of February, lsi3
ipr the purpose ol nominating Candidate for the Vice
Presidency.
Reshirej, That tho Secretary be, and he is hereby
requested 10 forward 10 the Editor Of the Richmond
Wing cops Of the proceedings Of this meeting for pub
raon.
The v"e being taken upon the above Preamble
and Resolutions they unanimously adopted; where
upon the meeting adjourned sue die
}. \. MENEFEE, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
Oct. 81
VALUABLE, GsEiAEI ESTATE
2'fsE2 SsdHf,.

a WILL SELL, m,cty of le Otter Mills, OK
Il conditonally the whole They embrace both Gri.t
and Saw hll erected within the last 6 or years.
on large Creek, which in ordinary years affords AZ
abundant supply OF water, and within mile Of Ia.
Piny Stand landing. James River, and Immediately
opposite the lower eud Of the Canal oi the Blue hi ge
The Saw Mill. between the 9Th of January and lat uf
NJ y, cut 5000 feet Of Plank and Scanning. T.s
rghborhood abo"da in fine Pine, Oak and Poplar tim
and the roads good. The line OF tho Canal he
ing let on contract from lynchbug the head Of tho
present work, at the Blue Ridge would afford f,o
field for profitable enterprise 10 an active who had
leisure to attend to the business.
will also sell Glover Hill. lying within
NILE and half Of III" Canal. 1t contains 700 'r 2'o
of rich land good proportion Of which ia obac
Land. and has on II fine collection III Vines sR
cloicc Fruit trees OF almosl every variety grown IN thus
climate.
will also dispose Of the Rocky Row tract. contain
ny by late survey S3 scrcs little over C Of which
are cleared and in cultivation. and nearly all Of it fresh
and lying well for land situated amongst thu
aims consider ii the richest Land have s.on,
and ii produces Tobacco. Corn, Sc remarkably we'll
There between 9ur and five hundred of fna
Tobacco Land 10 clear. most Of which Is pablo Of pro
duel ~ six crops ofTolacco in sson. with
ota dminuton of the quantity quality ,f the crup-
1t is heavily mbcrel with Oah Pine, Poplar. Chest
nut. Hickory SC, and the range for the Cac and lies
not interior 10 any III the country, the mast being ade
1atc raising and attcning the latter; and there ia
fine youn. Orchard OF choice Apples, Pears. Plums. &c
and several thousand Peach Trees planted out and
many oi them are now bearing. will sell any Of tia
shove property accommodating terms, 10 price and
time; and will show it To any one disposed to purchase,
VIM. ARMISTEAD.
Rocky Row. Amherst
p. S.-l'hcre is said to be first rate Iron Ore 10
great abundance the Rocky Row Tract; snd on ina
Clover Hill Farm there is first Quarry ef frs
Stone, within short distance Of the Canal. and good
way. WV. ARMISTEAD.
Nov. 3 w2m
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2,ostleaI.
On Z Xf1.FT.

ON = WON'T.
.Eas, Mss Martha ,eto sttfatd 10 Last scmt ael
fo,rsr in her bo.om.
lie; gauiy tulips their pomre,s dies,
Ard f.oai the public, Tarsh tsee Of day
The modest violet would rather prize,
Mhieh ,ores The shsdc, and aims a, no display.
Ar-ayed in sheer, snd rroud 81 hcaut,'s power.
These floral Bellies no graceful scent cshsie:
While tic chaste breath Of tbs so aestored flower
VITA lrasran. blessing srct,s tie anoFoas gale.
rsirht n its simple ung9e:oainr blue,
In coz rctiionent that meek fain is found
Where il might s,ili cscavcthc pa,seis sisw,
Bu, Tor those clorous gina il sheds around.
Vain peaooeis spread ,hciF plumage TO the sun,
Ye, harsh the discera fro hoir tuneiess throats,
While ba.hfnl uigltngalss Observance shun,
AID charm the listener with meedior, roie,.
Though lra usy nav The refire &C tesui'e.
Mese s,crfiS attributes the heart requires.
Ii papeantry usarp regard awhile,
lis only true desert iha; tires.
Ten hail, els.se Nia'et,-ttPr q purity
Enblem OF siran--bAshla Pure snd iair,-
Whose .oft bluc ewes alone wihlhse can VIC,
hose bf,..h alone e1Aaie balm ssJafe,
rri7ei comfanou,-bos5m feea ar tien,--
IN iiiy sveet qualities more ri,lly Net
.bsa brighter flowers. winch shire on beaa',s brow,
Since peerless Martha TAKES thee TO her breast!
y ,r % earth s5lsy is lly worth rreela,fssd,
IN bfh, ihiee image wears brighter hue.
Thy tins are ifs, iaFal1bss7 3. s Hlar' named
AndheAsca's bold vault aa,r,' Thy tasteful bes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

SrAHrsirM NAGSrN There iss notable piccc Il
ra'sP running through suHc II the English papcrs
winch ms not he true hut II is worthy OF nutlre at all
eSsn'S rs specimen ol the tc shelter alirled oven
by The highest rank, in England against the pryne
Hfrruencc or tie reckless n,culiycness OF that p IS
which VII Dickens considers hg. toned so ter1lrois
and admirable, IN comparison with that OF our barbarous
country.
Tie s'srY in brief is that an English Prince and The
daughter u Enghsh D0ke have loved mol wisel, bul
t7 "rll; aaj 'ha, a'lhe Consequences Of lher mpn-
dent PASSION cannot much longer be concealed the father
OF tbe aiy has Income urgent ior marrare Tor which
hn",,rr, The -It u The qurca IA indspsnsablo the
6H- BIC NJ mNal bload. andIn the possible line Of
er. ihrJne. Her ma estv, it Il added has
Hsuperablr refuguanee 10 the possibility Of female
ct ever becoming Qncen of England and obstinate
~ "ithhodS 'rursnni hereby lheo IL great trihua
ton anon9 ali In parties.
Tho Pant' 1sarcd 10 must he Prince George Of
Cambridge, SON FIJI Dahe Of that name and e1nsin
TO hn tLaeen i the lady's Identification M other clue
Ia RI90 tlan the fact iaa the Duke her father claims
co.'s ta'aiy with the Royal family by descent in
the euale hnc
Now there are SIX English Du,es who can make
tbs claim Unfhngham Deson~hife, Rutland, Suthz
crlln3 Northumberland and Porlland-all of whom are
defendants from frances. Duchess Of sui Tx, who was
the daughter OF the Princess Mary daughter Of Henry
the Seventh. The Duke of Dcvonshire has no ian7h
ter or ~ right IL have any having never married. lhp
Daae OF Rntlnl but one unmarried daughter and shn
thirty years old the Duke of Sutherland has four the
eldest Of whum Is eighteen and the Youngest eight; the
Duke Of Nnrlhumhe5a has none the Duke of Port
laad has wo. inc edes: OF whom forty four and the
youngest thirty Two: and the Duke Of Buckingham has
one. aged twenty two Wemnst leave our readers IN
guess which is the lady amongst these eighty J.
Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
Oct II
ME OFFER FOR SALE. low for cash or in

NE OFFER FOR SALE. low for cash or il
w barter.
SO hhds Sugar. ~ O.. Porto Rico and Vera Cru.
from common to the best
500 bags Coffee, part extra fine
40 hhds., terccs and bbs. \. o. and Porto
Molasses
do Syrup, very superior
do extra 90
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum -
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Nader
100 casks Nails and Spikes. 4d to 6 inch.
tons Tredegar Tyre Iron in. to inches
10 do country Bar do
10 hbls. Tanners Oil
prices
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
% do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Coppcras
80 bbls Ilerrnrs and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes It II and 10 x 10 Window Glas,
10 do 10 X II. very superior
terces fresh Rice
boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea. part extra ino G. Pow
25 doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz horse Buckets, assorted .iz,s
20 d5z. Bed Cord 8, + and s,ran
5 doz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil.
% boxes Loaf Sugar part equal to any over seen in
this market
900 lbs. Fast Bos;os Crushed do
| 900 lbs. common do
800 lbs Sal Fratus
GO boxes Tin plate -3X
|, 900 lbs American SheetIroa
500 lbs Zinc
% boxes Raisns
so reams Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap and LctterP,r.r
20 Nj Cigars. from common to very fine
1890 lbs American blisored Steel
500 lbs. Alum
gross Backing &c. SC.
GEO. BAGBY 4 Co.
July % Is
L. L.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

Tho al yermlon lately burnt on Lake Huron.
lie, daughters and the other twelve years
II ace 'They were the stern of the boat and finding
no other way Of escape she dropped them into the water
eiynr Them directions to hud OF chain they
which she pointed cut and which attached L, the
boat Stens ihem successful size Jumped into the water
herself and they all three kept hold Of the chain until as
sistance came to their relief"
Curious Zoological EriiLion.-Among tho curios-
ties nnw exhibiting at the Lyerppn Institute in Mr..
John Austns collection of animals Of opposite natures.
living IN nne ere here hteen rate, four cats four
kittens two hawks. iva owls. eight Guinea pigs. five
starines one squirrel two rabbits SIX pigeons hedge
hog and forty young all living in harmony! The
rats run about and onde with the cats, the slarn fly
thecas' heads and resi- there wllhoutbeng disturbed the
hawks y absnt at pleasure aud the same perch
with the pigeons aud slangs, and not the least discurd
prevails As one family thoy feed out of the same dish.
and perfectly harmless. This rare and curious col
lection has attracted great notice.
True Co,nage.-Washington Irving very truly and
appropriately remarks, that II Is not poverty, much
as prntrnce that harnasrs ruined mnn-ihe struoglc
between proud mind and empty purse-ihe keeping
up a hollow show that must come 10 end. Have
the courage to appear poor and you dsarm poverty offs
Shapes, sting.
Loss by Cora Spcr,dation.-It is estimated that the
English spectators to the. amount Ut two millions Of
pounds srrlina This enormous loss is mainly owing tc
the lottery OF the sliding scale
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.N'etYkd'E'.
Nov. 3

IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
u Court Of Law and Chancery. for Bedford county
made on the 7tn day of May, 1889. in suit Therein
pending, in the name of Moses Doolty. plaintiff n, John
M,kc, & al. defendants, shalloffer Tor sale the pre-
mls's, on credit oisiy, twelve s eighteen months IN
equal payments. IN Saturday the 3ls day Of December,
1872. one undivided moicy Of a LOT OF LAND.
situated on Water street in the town Of Buchanan. Bot,
eion' county. containing half Of acre. and dese
Gated in the plat of the said lot number S; with
moicty Ia the property Of the said John Marklc.
Bond with good personal security will be required Of
the purchaser for the payment of the purchase mono
and the title TO the land viii hc retained until tho ", We
is paid. WIN. W. BOYD. com'r.
NY. 3 wt3lD
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EHNCEsEE1Hsss UTE,
FOR l'DI.5'G E.YDfES,
(OSDICTEn
by ,7R. AND y7gss. ME,ASY.

FENIIS INSTITUTION will be re opened for the re-
d cepon Of pupils, on Monday, August ooh next
The course Of instruction iull and advertisements
ing the various departments OF Ancient and Modern Lit
eature Mathematical and Natural Sciences -hest cal
cutaed 10 deYclope the powers Of the youthful mind
and secure solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and commodioua and bring
lately furnished with Piano Forte. Globes ard other
necessary Mathematical instruments, it is confidently
hoped that the experience and attanmcnts of the teach
ers may ayoraly recommend them to tho patronage Of
The public The Musical department win be conducted
u MI Danor, well known to this community as dis
tIngnished teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made in the terms
with the view to accommodate class Of young pupils
(nited to t'cclre,) and otherwise the demands of
the community.
Terms pei Session Of ) n,onths)
Tuition in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, sl2 50
English Grammar, Geography, History &cS
pupils under the age OF II years
Over the age Of II years Al5 90
With Composition, Rhetoric, Globes As ~ 20
tronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry. Sc. { s'' ~
Ancient and Modern I.anguagcs extra. 90
Geometry. Algebra and Irigonometry. with tho con
strucuon Of Maps, Charts, SC. extra 90
Music at Professor Terms, 80
Sc OF Piano Forte, 2 o
sc OF Globes and other Mathematical instruments, 0
Stationary -incuang Pens, Ink, and slate pencils 90
Board Washing, sc. 62
To be paid, in all cases, in advance.
REFERENCES
The RI. Rev. S. A. McCoskry, Ep. Bishop Michigan
The RI. Rev. DIR. Johns, A ZIP. Bishop, Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson Lynchburs
The Rev. James Doughcn, do
The Rev. ID. NJ. Wharton, Boetourt Va
The Hon WIN. Woodbridge Fix. Gov. of Michigan,
The Hon A. S Porter IT, S $ Michigan
Charles kraltsir, NJ. ID. Pr. Nod. Ian University Va
John Prcntiss, A. NJ President Baltimore College
Branz Mayer Esq Sec'y of Legation u. S. to Mexico
Sam'l Garland, John G. Meem.
Alex. Tompkns Rodcs, : Esls Lynchburg
c. Dabney, f.. Fletcher,
Oct. I3 w3m-fsof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

ElosaoE EowAgDs.-The ''great faancier'' we un-
deEs'and. notwithstanding the horror he expressed IN
Court al The damp walls If prison. and his determine
tpn that. If once placed there, it should be his tomb
seens tohe very happy in his new location as well as
hrs Dew " estlaa He has been set cutting cut boot
tors at which be proves to he great adept-knowng
- he SAYS. the exquisite touch of form which the blos
II The fashion prefer. The Colonel carried on his
sieieiss of hand 70 the last. deeeiying his Counsel
efscttssr as he did Brown & Brothers and Edgar
tprre. Jf. IT. order g. obtain the services Of crack
la@ gers, be showed to John w TdmonJs snd others,
we are informed. etier dated at New Orleans. in
wfcA ]; stated that lis mother had deposited cer-
les sun n faorey there Nth view to aid him his
irisi and that be ii5eTiy to draw for the
lie s1cceeded in securing the COUNSEL but the counsel
ss iss iiuDsie as 70 Tire money, having been sub
eeesesty asceraIned that 6sBy the letter. but the r.
Ieses fst marx, bore affinity certain former ones
fxo n ~, professional gentlemen that aided on his first
ira rfeEcd @sais fr 81 600 each the Recorder Of
isss@e3caia, xheh. Of course. paid. so that
'se ess'seni cAsna hsd the honor Of defending the
ss r ~ ~ hrrd5sarseInenis If thcy made any
~ 80 RI ~ sa4i, we leiicTe. did ~ tx
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pcci any fee bu, ioah his satisfaction ont Of poor We55s
left leg, the challenge. IN fact. hsving IRON him
when no summing up tho first trial. The
Colonel, 7a seatsnce, quite in good spirits say
,endea 10 keep in this world whoa his time IS
ont. Truly neat little sum. Having cheated the
brokers and the swyers, we wonder who he VIII Try
next IN L. Sun.