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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

THE VIRGINIA INSPECTION I.Aw.-Mr VIM.
HAIL made another triumphant Speech In the Assembly
this morning in support of his resolution directing the A,r
ney General TO bring the Virginia Inspection Law before
the supreme Court &c tho United Staie Ills reasons for
with tsryor and told ,i.tiy unn M, sdi
la The Course II his arsuIsni To cited I.msrks
bic case which occurred in 1871. when Pcnnsylvrn- de-
with stealing slave in the former state un, which dsJ
rqs resised by Vignia The grsnsd that fhs otSne,
charged ras not CRIME eithiR the eaAig OF the Corr
"lsty" o. tae on'tsd States! This. readers viii
remember, was precisely the position taken bv Gov So
WARD when he refused surrender the three men claimed
by Nirgiuin.-.iitaRg ErsRing Journal 49,
In" HSnew feet or fact newly brought To light and
III De TACT IT ALL it must be conferred that il is pretiy
iat s'on I" ''rSnias claims, We presume the evidence,
tit exists, can be Hdduced.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
NEW YORK LEGlsL.ATrRr

member from the City OF New York has given notice
of motion for the repeal of the Jury Understanding the
benefit Of trial by Jury TO fugitive slaves.)
We shall have the natural allies" brought up 10
the scratch.
The New y Ork Editors, worried by ]. Fenimore Coop.
ersPersecutons, have peOned Tor change in the law
libel 10 the effect that the prosecutor shall pay his own
costs-a reasonable demand in which We wish them sue
cess
resolution has been introduced calling on Congress to
pay Amos kendas debt. or at least To discharge him
from prison bounds Modest enough
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
mLITARy INSTITUTE dT THE AROoRY

We have son Whist the kind and amount Of dulles
required Of the Cadets ~ lexington and West Point What
duties required Of the Public Guard aud will be
required Of the Cadet shoud the proposed plan become
law3 Tho Guard duties At the Penitcna, Armory nnd
Capitol teIutc The daily detail OF nOn.comm o.
fgcrs and ~ pryates who arc stationed Post regard.
Lee Of Neni6E, end where thcg arc forced u remain
through the - hour, however severe inclemon Io
weather may be. Making allowance Cor scknoss con.
6nement undcrsenencc II Courts Maia end other causes
Of necessary absence, The Guud duty will require each
ssey 20 serve above, day Oi every three. Such
duy az s ends indispeusaby Necessary that the day
scceeding the on dyi must be devoted ~ rcpose
Here, Ihen have two doJs Qw u s9gg cgcupied. In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
TlIE EAIR.

The Fair for the benefit ut the orphans under the
the Female Humane Association will be continued this
IN the Ball Room of the Exchange Hotel from II o'clock,
~ NJ There l. displayed every thing please the
and delight the eye-thoFe found of the
ocauni" specimens Of nanrs isst handiworA; aud Who
has soul 80 dead resist the tender and winning up.
Perlci woman to help the oTpasn-besidrs the works Of
nature, the works OF there exhibited ar. well drsor,
Of particular notice The model OF the Capitol at Wash.
inston aud Mount Vernon House, made is said at coat
OF $4,000 are perhaps the beautiful peices Of ina.
nre architecture that have been here they ere
butt on scale ct is inch the foot and are 10
give one more thorough acquaintance with the buildings
and their exquisite proportions tana of the originals
Is well worth svis to the Fair only look these hut
apart from all these attractions, in duty bound
To help this institution. When look around US and see
the suffering which fills land should every one con-
tribute something relieve it, shall all IN. mean, with
which We are blessed be expended in the qualification of
SELF when come TO lay our headsupon last diving
pillow twill not be, what have done FOR ourseres but
what wehaNe done for others that will think Of" A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

That By the decision Of the question Ia vi the courts
STATE her eittcns had been deprived Of the privileges of
tue law, while all the rest had enjoyed them.
That the bankrupt law is the exercise Of bcnefc-nt
poNer and one which the experience OF all commercial
countries has found necessary the power 20 enact which
hNesied b. the Constitution in Congress. and be
exercised by the States.
That IL will prevent staylaws running both creditor and
debtor. impeding the collection debts through the me,
unl ct State tribunals.
That such law will extend the protection Of
mcn TO class oi citizens who, though pocr and unottu
nate should no, lie beyond the pale Of protecticnl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

-. Fcnmore Cooper" has commenced new su,,s for
libel against the NJ y American, the Courier and the En-
qurer and the Tribune. The Commonwealth pays the
costs OF prosecution, and he thus graes his maignity
free OF expense.
The correspondent Of the Maisonian, at New York,
says:
"Whoever has been in the habit 81 promenadng Broad
way has daily noticed singular looking man. who walks
with his eyes gazing nj the san what may be-
the Intensity Ut his rays The has hitherto been un
known. To-day. informed that he was formerly
ship carpenter and many ago Consnntnope
with the late Henry Eckiord, build Navy for the Sui
Tan. While there he became "sunstrucl," and was for
ever rendered incapable vt the of obtaining liyc
hood The fact becoming known the Sultan he instant
settled pension the unhappy and unfortunate man.
which rendered him aud his family independent"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

J- "RoANE' his question ably; but is he no,
throwing powder and shotl Who supposes that the
Legislature will be induced by rcamcrs to condc the
custody OF the immense public properly concentrated at
this point to schooboys just loose from the apron
string of their mohersor tina, the people will consent to
disband that admirably disciplined State Guard, nds.
Pensablc in many imaginary contingencies rayin point
and nucleus, to crafty projectors II Institutes IA new
name among by the way and very agreeable TO Viz
gnia esr wanted let them be founded but let the Time
tined and ume.honored Institutions Of Virginia be sacred
from tho neddling hand Of innovation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

Nkw MovkNisI foR PRIsrpnxoY-w. L,v,
learned wihin the last t~sny.our hours. tina, AN .,,s
sNe OUT secret movement has boon foot in the
western and southern parts OF this State IN orrsni
party m favour Of Col Dick Jobason for the Pre,i.
dency. Secret meetings hsyc bcen extensively held
confidential circulars Issued, tho County a. ~
solicited - act, ond active correspondence kept nm
wiih other States. Tho original Harri.on nen ore psuc
u'ary invoked 10 come for the Colonel. Tho move
meni i principally among the radical Loco Fcco,.
Express. " -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

u The powerful and energetic appeal of Lynehburg
Correspondent does not much solicit comm ad legs
atTt and public attention. the Legislature adjourn with
out attempting relief in some fonn other strong popu.
lar gale may be anticipated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
Coar rs-<les.si Distrses..

To give the reader iassigel. IDEA of the progress
which has been made By the House towards desne the
STATE, Publi.h the Ds,dc, proposed by TIC seec,
Commiee, aud add the anenduent which have been
la Committee Of the Whole
PRoJET or THE SELECT COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

U-"BIANcA C.APPELl o--As Il,srOn,c,I Ro.,x,,..
ID tho title Of work from The pen 81 L.dy Ly,,on
Buwer. us, published in Extra New World and for sale
NJ the pt~t Ollie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

Mr. TAvrSSFR submitted substitute for the last die
cts the 10th, llth 18th, 3 lIth and 5h "a follows:
Mr. TdrsnneT's Substitute.
The 10Th and llth Districts the in the substitute
rs IN the Committees scheme.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

1.-TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY Bush CLOVER sEEp,
u of saleg ais woRT1fAN, MecntpER co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06
Some scorched, but met burnt up or disP .Tifcd

fROJ CEE, BROOKS & TsU DsON. --ntendng 10 close
- our stockof Cut Winter and Fall Goods our
Spring purchase o6e inducements CASH in al Cut
fl'nnsls coarse Wooans Rose Whitney and Blankets
hnoes &C We may van, Coyil In our line assu
RI tnem the prize. WILDE made correspond with he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

london THROWN stout, &c.
N ONUON RrUsn Stout. it pint snd quart b1firs
h Olives Capres Harvey Reading Fish sauee and Buers
scce,cd pc schf iynchurs lmD w w. HARRISON
HEIDSEfCR AND M BRIHOYT CHAWPATGNE
SMALL parcel ~ The superior Cbampairne received
~ by teoutine Tor sak.
w NJ uARnfgON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

Gov MoaaHEtp, Of North Carolina, T. celebrated by In
English pspcrs f5r biz high ground against "Repudaton"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-06

TIE friends II Nr. Calhoun were called assemble At
Norfolk, Saturday evening. The Calhoun ball rolling,
and behoo,e toe Vanes 70 be the alert the day is
t..t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
EemeotiC fut(iisGcnee.
NOTICE OF LOAN TO TIE I. STATES.
rRs,srR, DrraRrArNr.

W sshinEtun June 10 ISia.
NOTICE. il hereby given that proposals 10 loud /,
the nued States miilinuS ct dilars. any pof
t,s tn rtpf. not lcss han ten tbulsard dollars
Will Re recvivrd at this Department until. anu on tht
Twenty sixth day al June Instant.
The lanpslls viii be sealed aud Endorsed ''PpImsals
fr han vi 1913 and will b. addressed To tho uner-
slgaed. They vii STATE the amount in cash. which
Will be loaned tor EVERY hundred dollars 1t s,k
.ee.shle Al the pleasure IT tire nrd States al ank
time after ten years from the thereof bgarin. Int
Irs, al lie ct i've per cent. per annun. sud pAsa
bic senli- annually; aud a.s5 the sHm, cas. winch
Will bs loaned every hutdnd dlllars al smliaf
stock bearing Interest at the fate four per per
naia, payable sem annually. Tho pcrs.ns offering
mar ,r,,vsye lvr eolh Ainds ei STOCK ~ ia. atofa
tive.
The sums which may be accepted viii he requires
TO h. paid the depository oi tie JnIted States
e.; the piact Of residence ot the persons respectively
whose offers may be sactrssa uthe 3lth DAY oJ une.
Instant And uotc. vi slch acceptance viii inuc.
,iasly syen specifying the Depository which the
Ian 10 he paid
The Department reserves 10 Itself the tlZht Ia 'rcrpt
proposals tor any ainuuul les. than nuilnus ui dol
lars and also accept part OF bid, as Ia, Interest
oil tho United States mIy require.
Certificates Of stuck viii he ISSUED IL Tie lenders IS
,on as they be ed up, under the authority Of the
acl of Congress approved March 3, ls33 entitled an
act authorize The rc issue Of Treasury nafes and at
oiher purposes JOHN [. SPENCER.
secriHY q TIC HeaHug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
From the ,\cm iofk .lmc,ican.

INCIDENT 0f'GiiE rROGRF>S-W, Learn
'at Tie teopalra-one oilhe large class OF steam boat
had made large preparations y.ste ay lur passnrer>
10 90 down and meet the Presidents but a. the hour an
pfuached so few were torthcomin., that the Cleopatra
abandoned her trip and turned her lew passengers over
10 the Highlander
This boatwas decorated with various flags and among
'hen several bearing names of eminent men such As
.hodtson. Monroe and Henry Ciay
zeaons office seeker suppose took offence a, thu
Nag bearing me name OF Henry Clay. and down the
naulates. hefenpon the captain ct the Highlander
lcyelled him upon The Spot replaced fhc flag an it con
snntd To fly anoug The others durus the mp and with
out Further interruption.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
MEAlCO -ARRlNA or THE FIRST N
STALMENr OF VIE INDEMNIFY Tho l.

:, brig Dolphin, captain knaht. arrived al New Or.
leans on The an inst, tpm lea Cruz. whence she
saied on The 2ith ult, The y. bnu., the fr,t install
neni OF the Indemnity, S270,oOO BEN. ia charge =,
A. ssaihall, Esq, bearer OF dispatches.
:, Inc yeiio" ieyef Was raging with great violence al
Vera Cruz. Eight hundred eases we're rrpnped 10 ex
IS Meday before the Dolphin left. The subject, con
sisted principally OF Mexican soldiers from the table lanu.
Who were dying rapidly.
mere mad been an attempt 10 aSsaSsinate Santa Anna
winch iacd Several arrests had nrcn made OF person,
suspected, but had been acquitted but wv, and the,
eoiirved to escape.
Inc Aier prisoners remained at racabaya. and
wete still chained IN couples aud aero working m the
streets.
Two conductas had arrived at 'rampeo with M
wards OF S2OOOOO0, portion Of which is destined Ia,
New Orleans
Al the time OF the departure OF the Dolphin from ye
IA Cfuz there were Two BRUSH shlps ii var IN port III,
iga,e Spartan, Captain Elliott, - guns and The sIooI
seyaa, Capt. Sharp, ~ guns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
ar. ROBERT TYLER \ ,,,i.

NIX. ROBERT lYi.ER-ts this gentleman is
''hd o' "ofofe'J we depart rn oaf usual custom, AMI
i~z @ave 10 give him. piece OF al, er which, a.luuuh
opaed gfaaltously. will be Of M inc nsderaJIe value
II properly respected. Oar ad, thn IS that for the
iune he VIII Try 10 relncnbcr tIai his tcr aud mol
h.j"tier's sou. is tic acting Fresi5enf of Tic United
Siatcs.
We are induced ogive this advice in consequence of
The following. which select from hundred others Ut
similar character. Whcn the President and his suite
entered aslIe Garden, Master Robert was IN advance.
and soIe good naiurcd fellow puosed three cheers Ion
the Presideat. Some or three Voices rrsinnded
hnd instantly Mi Robert tpok vi his hat and bowed
i'~t erae,ou,y all Sides solnewllat in imitation Of
Tie Duke oi gloucester thanking the citizens Of undon
hr their sweet yocss Then again. he said 10 one OF
Nae AId"r"en. -"Ueare very much pleased and graft
Red " III or reception"
Now We are PERFECTLY well that this is ali il
Character will lac hopeful young genlenan and vel ",
"o'ld -ds han Ia bea llitle pfesumiug lulnre
81 we siai re2rt HIN IL Secretary Spencer who has
seddl d tpciy ayoweo his DETERMINATION 10 '.clip In.
wings -i"~'i ~ The wise, Ae.--.N T. Coui.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
Nenporl, y II. May -, lsi3.

INTERESTING RENOLt r1ONARN REM
NiN0 at lie Wing Convention held Al
Worcester. Oh "Wednesday lasl, WAS present As = d,e
gaie tom Beverly. The ltey. EllsllA S,orr WI
LAWS. &" the latter hiwn, mln eighty live years old
ltrwds soldier the r'VpIulury Amy and VAS ur,s
onl al the barti,, ot llruul and Punl,.j, van,
been announced To The aS,omaagr, hy The president nj
the dav, wi" called upon nlln Ia say lew words TIN.
veteran r'Se amidst the oudest applause and sddressr
'he meeting ior les moments win great effect
Promising Thai his speech must ieeessarl, lao v,,,
brei, account ul LIS feeble heaIlr he answered The
aluslon 10 tn, scors WHICH plainly visible npy, ms
lel temple and check bN styling that hry were caused
only by shell which fell aud burst In a f,rl ON ,rk
Island, where he was then stationed lie avoutd hls
unaequamIanee wth assemblies OF Tins KIND. sine, ,h,s
lhc FIRST TINE he had ever bccu present At s,c !,
cobspealtun. aud hardly knew how 10 ,dIr.,, bI ll
citizens arccphhy but since h had been cai, un, IN,
would give slight detail of some occurrences winch
look place dummy tn" wal OF the Evolution aud II winch
he mas present
The reverend old gentleman then mentioned ,o,, in
consequence al the huahuI oni OF lha Wal IN "a he
was obliged 10 81 hls collie laic carref AT Harvard
university, aud return home ms parents In I'M, fan,
ny CIRCLE and among his friends the usual cnffcn, ran
upon lie difficulties brt"orn The colonies AID the mo
'e eohlry and The sentiments he heard oppressed ON
the SUBJECT, 10y hs parents and those n,ost cntllrd IA h
love and respect, filled his mnd with li,ation a, lha
afaeous Nronss hea@d 10y England upon her ,.,lnIcs
aud, as natural couScq hcnce. with firm resolution IN
Assist He idei To Tie ahusl OF his power In their re-
SNiahec Ia aggfcsSnn aud yGauy. Each event of the
Hay sren4 thcfed THIS delermInaun and IN eonlrn, :,
j" his ""h dfd'El Nlsirs but short time calspd brIr
he joined the revolutionary army and WAS made ,,
lalt oi t'e regiment commanded by Colonel Wand =
LUIS regiment WAS #lhtn stationed nj New or, bpi
Was soon al'e ordered 10 mnte up the North ri, or I,
'aid l'ft same ds5ance above NeN York TINS hay
us been accomplished. nothing further uf particular IN
'efesi I7 himself took place mi hs regiment a1nrd III,
/ continental celebrated Tpirhal H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

pii u til, .suctefe Il VS. hot The imus ftal Ia
.her II Ia. ,u.ar drew hs swafl. ard efict appealing
y t,tbe fa'tcatns rfouis NJ cd -ny Cuuttf,t,u
eH gaI ifars mr. Id tie soldiers falicd Al anc,
,ue enon,, MAS conquered. Never. sad Mr.. WI
bauis, MAS the power 81 " ashlngun over his trups
h>la1od 10 greater advantage than Al this nomcti.
thcn weakened by long continued cAer'ion., and Il,
fe,scd py ,l,e las dear officer nothing but that
'olco could have prevented deiat. S,,on after this
he affs went aia winter qu1fier. Mt horrisonn snd
hr did nj think That any further relation sf his ein,c
non viii The would be interesting enough 10 occu-
~ the TINT ii The convention VIII ats del1il
IN enelu-a the venerable speaker earnestly invoked
The I'D u ARMIES aud ol heaven tu bies, our heloy,d
commonwealth. ~ leading the people chpu.o III llrr
f1rfs nfn VIII pal1he ii ihc revolutionary splut. Wua
and cAcn Themselves Ia the utmost = promote tn god
Il their trllw CREATURES.
Mr. Williams resumed his amidst cagcr cheer
NJ. winch continued inf u5Hr. - B0slo. foiuicr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
t.repea-' 10, = 'hr !~y Umly Uhig.
i>rw Lr,nsNoN Srrrrcs, June e. III


"e'peas "'t |r = ""fy " hg.
iNrw lEAnaNoN SPRINGS, June e, lel3
THE SHAKERS OF LEBANON Io,.,,I,,,rI.
,u,rrc al The Shaker. ,,,r,,,, :, mo-, nm, ,,, - ,
Ssbba:h. on ,L. mountain near Tim, na9e AZ ,,,,,,,
u,nt n.l.h ,h,, have erected lLerr In, ,ooo,,,.,
- situated ,lsnt t,y,, ,,d &, l,lf ,,t ..,,,,, +, II,
Sprtrs On lin, bI,br,t nun, ot Il,,c,l ,,,,,,, f.
- , marble slab ab,ut II, :, ,,t Lt,L ,,l,, -, ut 10,
!, t,ck and fastened vuh tp,Il,d lead AI,,,,,o, ,I
monument ,f, Iy. nr,i -, m, ,l,,,t ~, , Lii =,
=, lIr, arr ,-fet,d 49, h.,vy nlo,La ,al,,, , ~. ia
el wand ar l,.i, c,,,,,,5I, ,l,,5t o..a g., =,
land The WIN II. - rnrl.,} H., q, 90, ,,,i ,,.,,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
THE VERY LAST rRlCk.-In Rochester. New

York, last week. fellow called al h1usr, he
found lady reading. He addressed her unluu-
one asking her II sine would nu accept rely os trdct
She cheeIuly consred 10 do aud alter giving her
lew words ui religious Instruction and admuntlon, hl.
her good morning and lett. BeJre getn. out OF the
YARD he had 10 pass by bed room. The window o mich
MAS open PokIng ms head through this aperture. he
discovered coat, vest, Ne, Which he AT 10
lIum that place where Ley hung the folds of his
spacious oN'rtua lie did tht job adruiy; bu MAS We
ry unfortunate nevertheless. The gentleman ul the
ho"ss MAS shaving himself ma corner oi the bed room
where the clothes hung The lhicl did not hui,
bat hf 81" The met lie SAID nothing lothc fellow on
walked 10 TIE i"nt douf. III TINE 10 head him.
winch ne dhy ga1bn. hun b, the collar, IN very
insanity manner.
The tract distributor was dumb tonndcrcd oicourSe
and his religious medtlatons disturbed lor lhr
Tine beng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

The Iomao.-Thomas jefferson Randolph. in an
address before the Agricultural Norcty of Albenarle
county, Virginia, lately delivered, stated that Mr. jet
iersun could rccoect when the tomato MAS cultivated
as AS an ornament Ia the flower gardrns called love ap
pie. and deemed poisonous. 1t eaten by but one
individual foreigner, whose peculiar constitution, OF
the formation o whose stomach. supposed 10 resist
dcleeriuus etlocls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
Death Of an Old Serr~d lie Wsshlnpto. Car

lp 81 lie 18th INST. says.
''oenerl W Westinghouse coofed servant Car1,. wa.
hurod gu sunday last from Greenleat's Point, and fol,
lowed II the efase by large nunb.f Of black. lie
"aS understand. al ihe ttnr ut IN. death wars
DID. aud VAS Il uU4her ni Years oslle io Cen Wash
ny ton, whom he served at the passage III the Delaware
no ii thf battles al Band vine aud Trenton Old Ca
~ was kn"Wn aud respected by every citizen 81 tins
place - loved thr memory 81 his patriotic master
and humble marx u rspect. his birth DAY. aud
idri. every military parade old .ad bcllc,
un,f roa. aud lhfte cofucfci hat with hnpc cch
AIDE. winch he sad W ashIngon gave HIM On lnesc &C
ea,os Tie boys used 10 COLLECT around INN bat In ven
cradle app, dsafm,d them fail thoughts, ot mis-
chief. and lac was ways allowed the houorae priy
.rgc d boholna IN M Of lhe military under hose
not,cu1n he generally placed hln9cf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

The New lorh "Splrit Of the Times" savs-"Mr.
Bace OF tins city sent out N the PICKET sh trurgr
w aslln5ton thus week, number OF red FOXES II Io=
seph ood, the vocalist. Another lot to be sent To
the Duke OF Richmond Til. ra,,nini were caught in
the highlands OF the Hudson. and OF an UNUSUAL,
large and Stout breedcapa1le stand up before hounds
tor forty miles,