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nualIy expended for the Guard-not any thing more.
&c. that, all the parade Of figures in "Roanes com.
muncaton, is totally irrelevant, and doubtless intended
to give the alarm 10 our Legislators
"Roane" next says, soldiers will not make good pr
mary school teachers We accord with him, il he means
those who strictly and solely soldiers; but does the
school ct Lexington make soldiers only? lsit conem.
plated 10 make soldiers only at the Armory school?
But then, says Ronne, tone military school IS
deemed sufficient for the Union many think il too
munyl-s not one enough for State at least till she
see, that one confers benefits" This fling at West
Point 10 grossly Liberal, when "Roane" knows, if he
knows an ythng about that establishment, that for the
last ten or more years. Government. has invited Boards
of Visitors annually 10 examine it, aud that, notwith
standing some Of its blterest opponents have been on
those Boards their reports have been ohou exception,
farorabe Equally lberal is bis thrust at our Lexing.
ton school, "Roane says, the school be established,
but the rich and influential VIII be adm'teo
How is this, Will none but the rich and influential
send their sons where the "discpn enforced by pu-
nishments both in kind and degree, will be such that
no school boys would or could stand for a month, or
that public opinion would sanction for day:
Besides the bill reported shows, how entirely impair
tia is to be The selection for this school; and hope
Mr. Editor that as there is so much misleading in this
writer's articles on this subject, you will publish
the bill as now before the House We venture to ask
this, because know much ignorance prevails, lnJu-
rious to the entire proposition. "koane PROMISED 10
show that "no education at oil would be gained
now SAYS tive will al the most only have fifty or
sixty primary school teachers for the whole State
We thank him for this admission, and ask, if there will
not be some 100 out of 40 annually leaving the school,
But even if the number be but "some fifty or SIXTY,
will this be not be annually, and will not this number
do much-uye, very great good We wish 10 be un-
derstood, that we cast reflection upon the Public
Guard. We know out Of what materid it is com
posed and We, therefore, know, that We have done
it no injustice. For the officers we have none but
good feelings, and believe, indeed we know them
to be Of honor and personal integrity; but our
purpose is to correct Measurements where general
benefit is concerned, will our being called "Sehs.
mers' or "Presbyterians" prevent our doing this
In conclusion, would call the attention of those
interested and all must be- pro to the fact, that
similar Schools have been in operation for 20 years at
the North, and their advantages universally acknow.
ledsed-hat during the last session of the South Ca.
rolina Legislature, one or similar Schools were es
tablished in that State, and now organizing, and
that will doubtless follow; for the South must be
ready to buckle its armor and marshal itself for the
protection Of its own interests. Is it ready
RANDOLPH.
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.


The packet ship North America, ct New York. brings
English papers TO the 10Th January. They contain no
thing OF Importance.
There had been considerable decrease OF the reve
of Great Britain for the year ending on the 9th OF
January, 1913; which, as compared with that which
ended January T. lS42 is f922 $780, while the decrease
in the last quarters revenue, as compared with the
corresponding quarter of the last year, no less than
s940,O62. The greatest falling of is under the head
of Excise; the deficiency for the year being FL 136l4
that for the quarter f7l7,2G2 The Customs also ex.
hbit great though not equally alarming dmnutIon IN
their returns; the quarters deficiency icing s55l ,S5
the years fS24 275. The only consolng contrast IS
presented in the Post Office returns, which show an
for the year of l50,0O0-for the quarter OF
ETA 600. The income tax is not yet collected, and,
when collected may compensate for the loss sustained
in the other branches of the revenue.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-The funds are rather fatter, the
speech of The King of the French the question ofhe
late Barcelona instruction being considered likely to
revive angry feelings between the English and French
Governments.
ISDIA.-The overland mail reached London on the
9TH. The British forces from Aghanisan, under Gen
Pollock, had reached the Punjaub, with but little Sc
rious interruption their march, although they were
several times attacked, and lost some men, In one OF
the attacks their loss 10 killed and 40 wounded
The forces under General England had also reached
Scnde Both Generals destroyed the fortresses they
passed on their march, and laid waste the country Gen.
Pollock blew up the great bazaar al Cabul before he
evacu ated that city.
The Governor General has issued orders for the
lease Of all the afghan prisoners, including Dost Mo-
homed and his wives fle had also issued orders ter
inang the functions Of all political officers in Scinde
and Beloochistan. Only military establishment was TO
be kept up those countries, Sir Charles Napier hav
ing the command.
Cause.-The Hong Kong Gazette of September Goth
announces the abolition of the Hong merchants mo.
nopoly. The captured junks had been restored, and
az, Ind haen heu
Chinese in the Yangtze Kiang. Bodies of British
troops were 10 be stationed at Hong Kong, Roooonsoo,
and Chusan.
The EAsT-An express, received by the Times from
Constantnope, of the Eth ultimo announces the sa
tsfactory termination of the Syrian negotiations the
Porte having yielded the advice of the great Powers
on the subject haiti has since been issued, speci-
fying the terms Of the arrangement.
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NICHOLAS +. DAVIS, Secretary.
DEMOCRACY OF NANsEMoNp COUNTY.

At meeting Of portion ct the Democrats of
Nansenond county, held at the Central Hotel, in the
town of Suffolk on Monday, the l3h day OF February
ls43 for the purpose of appointing delegation 10 the
State Convention, to be holden in The city Of Richmond
on the second day Of March neat
On motion, Major John Croker was called to The
Chair, and Capt. y. Brink!ey was appointed Secfe-
tary.
The obiec. of the meeting being Sc, forth by the
Chairman, the following resolutions were offered, and
unanimously adopted
Rssoloed, That this meeting highly approve Of The
holding State Convention in the city oi Richmond,
on the second March next
Pe,oired, That Dr. r. H. Webb, Il. VI. Boykin, j.
W Hockey, Capt J R,dd!ck, Capt II. Butler
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A NEW CONCERN.
I'll Lar and Inn cknrr

GEORGE w FERRY begs leave give notice. that having
taken The store formerly occupied by esss nb and Giles
on Main street one door above Van Lew Smith Cns Hard
ware store and having fitted up, he prepared to ex
ht To the public large and excellent assortment of
youhs, and cbdren Hats and Caps which manufactured
expressly for him. this market, and which he will sell 81
wholesale or retail cheapest possible rates, for cash.
w being an experienced practical Halter feels confident
he can adapt the style of his Hats the taste of The most
ado,is Persons wishing procure articles in his line
spec:fy invited 70 examine his stock, which consists
Of every variety Hats and Caps that may be called for
Ian 3, eO-w3m
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octsT HILL FOR sALE.-The subscriber, having deter
l. mined To move West offers for sae by private
the 1rart If Land which he lives miles North
oisa house on the Of Hickory geek healthy
and agreeable neghohOo and containing eight hundred and
ary or house.. GOOD apple orchards and The
productive and adapted the growth Of corn wheat oats,
Of rYceent low grounds from nundation very podue-
ample supply Of wood and timber to suppy the farm
hranchr IL NAV be said OF TRUTH that seldom
MAJ et either in Louisa the adjoining counties
Refe renee to Ellis & Ee Richmond, or the subscriber
JOHN ELLIS.
o,is, n.c % 1912 G7-wif
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REEcH CREEK AcADEMY.-The UNDERSIGNED would ID an
ID the public that they have again employed Mr. D.
Whidden 10 superinend this School for The year ls3 which
win the second Monday Of February next, and
continue ten months Having been in employ for the two
mast wears and petrct satisfaction having been gven feel
confident recommending the School to the public Instruction
plish branches usually taught in Academies Particular attention
win be given speaking and composition There Is now va
in season they can re entered in the school, Few locations
be more desirable for morals, hea!th or study
Tuition per wear: English $780, Languages 800 Board $780,
~ - 4 p COODALL NATHANIEL CROSS,
lanes MCDOWELL, THOMAS VI. WHITE,
WH. T.. WHITE. JESSE VIM.
Hanover. Nov %, 1912. 0-wu
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TRUST SALE OF LAND-pursuant 10 the provisions %
i Deed of Trust executed by Robert b. Corbn Ia Samuel
Scott and James G. Luck aud duly recorded Ia the s or
of Caroline County Court IN order 10 the payment CT
tain Of money therein specified SHALL acting ,-
proceed SELL Friday the 10Th day of March Bal
mans Store the county Of Caroline, the hgies, hide
cash. the Of Land known by the az "iaTd Bie1
containing about hundred and be- thu
more This Tract OF Land In Of good quality, sni he
much twentyx dollars and my per
The title land without dispute, but, acting Tr''-
shall only convey such title as is vested in me.
SAMUEL &. SCOTT, Acting Tms;-'
4.
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District OF y,y
Friday End December, 1922 e"n
the of the following persons, who have been
Bapkrups TO wit: Alexander Grant, MordecaI swsen
James H. Walthal Charles s. Morgan, inventors.
said Bankrups containing shares Of certain Stocks; and IN
cases Of following other PERSONS who have been
Bunkrupts vii: Henry Benson, Jesse Bnowes John
Crowley Peter G. Cosby, Levi DedeTer Ezekiel tynrmaD
lett John W. Hines John A. lIudgns, Thomas Jordan jain
Mo,by David w Moore Colin McRae, George Merriam L.
ID Mctnhs John Mcdonnell, William H. Nuck0is A. G Ole
Moses H. Preston John Poyno. John H. Payne, John mber
Nathaniel Wheat George White, Nathan w. Walton rl,
Woram and William Watson The inventories Of SAID Banka
containing claims; and order that there may spred
tiement and close Of the proceedings In the said cases II
necessary to reduce the said stocks and claims money 80
rs practicable; and it being manifest regards the cir
the snd cases the cannot be reduced money in ~
ordinary mode in which claims are collected the Court doth o
the Assignee after publishing copy Of this order u
notice subjoned Of the time and place Of SALE in n
newspapers published in city of Richmond. w--k
three months do proceed SELL BY auction, for best mr.
that got for samc the shares Of Stock contained IN ~
the four first and the claims contained ~
of sad other with the exception oriy
snch the contrary may be shown the &
by any person interested before the expiration Of the s v
Of three months. A Copy-Tcste.
HENRY
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Public SAFE Of High Biooded Thoroughbred s'ok.
THE subscriber known for breeder Of liigh Be
Stock, will offer, 1t Prhlic Sale. on Tuesday the sls
March, n. the Lamb Tavern, date Eliious The ilue,,
Turnpike, mile from the Permanent Bridge, h
Stock of Brood MARES, COLTS and FiLLEfS. The Mans ~
pure blooded regular beeders the Colts and f.y, hy The
sires some by Gen lrrnes celebrated Mnso,
others by Capt Stocktons "Lrngford."
Also the and place. part of his Herd DIE
HAM CATTLE, consisting Of Cons, Young Bulls and Hfr,
The young Cattle principally by the celebrated impot
Bull, "Piince OF Wales"
Catalogues will be furnished for the OCCASION aud tie
exhibited two days the above place previous 70 The dag
DENNIS KELLY.
Ian S.-u
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STOCKTON'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JoHN G.
WAY DEsTr has lust received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete Of the most beautiful Teeth
brought this city, and which, IN all That
constitutes an admirable imitation Of the natural teeth,
surpassed.
Those who wish 10 have artificial inserted and all Others
Interested respectfully call and examine them, aud
specimens Of his work.
g. w continues as heretofore perform all operations for
the prevention and cure OF the teeth and gums. Of
the square Immediately above the Banks, Main street
Rsferenee.-M Clarke, ~ d., George Watson NJ d.. F. u.
Deanc NJ D., E. H. Carmichael W. H., Robt W. ilaxal, ~
Thomas Nelson ~ d. James Bolton, NJ d., j. a. Cunningham,
A. ID 35-wiyf
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WILLIAM LINDSEY, c. e
Jam - 7G-usf
Jan. -

old WINES AND LIQUORS-Also, GROCERIES, haI
" very large and general assortment of old Wines
quors part which kept hand, improving i
years. aud then said to be ~ years old Ny focet.
bear fair comparison with the hes. in the city mas r.
quality and and caefness in putting of them up n
old Wines aud Liquors viii be found beneficial Tie ~
servaon of health, when moderately and udcouy us.i
Should he found increduous TO have firm
mistaken belief in PLAIN matter Of fact lei h
enquire call the subscriber who has been regular ,
rate drnkrr during the last SO years of his life and II MOI
fed with his healthy appearance, they portrait II
uncle who died few years in the Stale Of New fo-s m
lU1 years; and he nell kaOna be drinking is sine,
day he left Ferenosb, then STRIPPING
Aug g 3l-wly WM. WALLACE
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WORTHY OF NOTICE
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Trareiting Bags, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CAMUEL PUTNEY would respectfully call I'M !. ~.
- dealers in the above named Goods 10 ks pen ~
large Stock, which is entirely new and fashion
being purchased within very short time, NJ Pre-, ~
twenty per cent. less than former ones and n, e
to sell for small profits Tor cash, good neco''aos r.
Bile In Bank, would, without exception ask one =
and examine his Stock. hch shall always lie 'onn a
In any Northern house in variety Of al the NO. Sra.
styles Of ladies', gentIemen's, misses, hoy' t
Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &C, &c Ny iaen ,5,l.
always obtaining the fashionable STYLES o. % y
One door above Hubbard, Gardner & TO- Il
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TN CHANCERY.-VIRoINIA :-In NORTHUMBERLAND County
4 Court, 10Th OCto,rr !ei!:
Frederick w Wood Complainant:
against
William w. McCary and Sarah f. his wife, who Sarah T..
Wood Marianne Wood, Eliza T. Wood Georeeanna K Wood,
Henrietta N Wood, John +. Wood and CHARLES L. Wood,
Defendants:
This day the complainant by his Attorney and appear
ing 10 the satsarrinn that the defendants, VIM W.
aicCary r. his wife, Sarah f. Wood, Mari
Wood Eliza T. Wood Geo:seanua r. WOOD Henrietta ~
Wood John r. Wood and Charles Weed, not inhabitants
this motion Of The plaintiff II Ordered, That
said defendants appear here on The hd Mcnday III March
order forthwith inserted for months snccessyey IN the
Richmond Enquirer and another thereof posted at the front
door Of the Couri. house of this county
f' NJ. B. CRALLE, c. c.
JAM 81 eU-wsw
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yTIRGINIA:-At Court held for Carroll county in uI,-
on Monday, the I'd day of January, 1873:

' Monday, The I'd day OF JahIdTy, IofI:
Whereas, jackson Bakney, being in the custody or ~
Sheriff of this county, charged with having fconlousl; ,a.
stolen and carried away Muatto Girl named Ma,y and
Mules, the property Of William Blakney, deceased late az a.
terrified district, in the State of South Caruna aud the M
charge being verified By proof of The confession Of the
Bakney, and the Court having probable 10 h,
that the said Jackson B!akney hath committed the Offence
with he is charged, and that he ought 10 be tried Thereto, m
district and State aoresaid therefore ordered The co.,
that the said Jackson Bakney he detained in hr Custody o
Sheriff this county for the term of three iii,
and that copy Of these proceedings he transmitted The C
of this Court the Executive Of South Carolina and
in the Richmond Enquirer.
A Copy-Tcs.e,
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TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIE

TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.
INDIA CHINA DINING SETS, and by the dozen
French Porcelain do. dc. do. do.
White Granite do. do. do. do.
Blue & Dove Printed do. do. do. do.
Best English Gilt Tea China Sets from SIS TO $50 set and
the gold warranted TO stand
Low priced English China Tea Sets and by the dozen
Elegant China and other kinds Of Table aud sideboard
Pitchers
China, White Granite and Printed Toilet Sets
Fashionable rich Hall and Passage Lamps
Plain Glass do. do do
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Plain do. do. do
India China do do.
Rich Cut Glass Bowls. Pitchers and Dishes
Do. do do. Decanters, Tumhlers and Wines
Do do. do. Celery Stands Jcies and ltmonades
Cut and plain Glars Muntel Lamps
English Plate German Silver and Briiania Casters
Low priced Toilette Looking Glasses
Together with assortment q. China Qneensware ana
Glass buy with cash assured that they hall have
the (il value of their money WM. F. BUTLER,
doors above Bell Tavern.
E.b S5-wtf
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y y. HUDSON, DENTIST, performs oil ore .r5 ~
H. TEETH for their beauty and presefva,n' a. :, q:
plnns. s,py ~
Ladies' and Gentlemen interested are re'pao.I. q
call and examine his assortment of teeth,
ne,y Of shade, carefully selected from tie nho''
fucturers. .,,g y
He also inserts Artificial Palates, designed :" 'e
10 its proper tone and sonnd. , u,ls,t; y
Refer To Rev. Dr. Piumer, Rev. DR.. Empe, n.' o. r.
Co.. Gen. Bernard Peyton, DR.. Cbambe,a.GG sn,,. u
brourf, 8. 8. Baxter, E.q., Or. B. G. CabeH' "''
George Watson, 81. u. r,,k.
p Once on Main street, square above tie paH> -
Dec. %
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HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
.aatie. hn u. General .a.siru,..

The directed by the foregoing order will place On
i2h day of May neA S;3 in front of tie Cori Room Of ,hs
United States Court, city of Richmond wl CONNIE
at 10 O'Clock. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Gen. Assignee
jan 81 si-gaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-23

WILLIAM F. RICHIE, ArIoArEr Law, Richmond, 70,
w Ocofer the present with Dr. Rchie on Main street above
the Banks. Feb "
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WM. WALLACE


- ED SPRINGS FOR sALE-In pursuance of a Died :;
IL Trust executed the subscribers by Philip Rogers be,
date the 25th day Of May 1885, and of record IN Tie Clerks ~
flee Of the County Court of Allegheny, fer certain purposes her
in mentioned shall, The tenth day OF March neat, il IA.
IL not the fair day thereafter, SUNDAY excepted po
sell, public auction, for cash, the premises that t
known and valuable Tract Of Land the Red Springs 0g M,
Of and occupied by said Rogers lying County
of Allegheny containing eleven hundred less ana
bounded on onr side by the Sweet Spring Tract
This land Of superior quality VI which abon
bred rstrae bottom land capable of pruucn.
abundant crops Of tobacco gram. and grass Tue Rel
Springs celebrated for their medicinal virtues and m
resocd in the Summer months watering pace Tia.
buildings fo The accommodation Of visitors extensive AL
commodious.
Al the time and place. we shall expose In sale in He
manner cash. the following Slaves To wit: Billy Cock BIZ
Blacksmith Billy Lewis, Albert jim Right, Big 'm Arm,ra
HARRISON Spencer, Violet, Esther, Hannah and Rachel
of females the date of said deed s.
stock of Horses Cattle ana Sheep and all the Household
Kitchen Furniture conveyed Ia rs by said deed.
The title the above property II believed TO he intru
but acting Trustees, Will convey only such vested
BY the decd of trust
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JOHN CROW, r..

J.. GUERRANT, i'u'"'''
Mr. BURKE, in his recent work the Mineral Spring:
Western Virginia. page 81 makes the following Remarks
reference TO the above establishment, which mile d.h
from Sweet Springs the road leading 10 the White
phur:
"The Red Spring liz cbalybeate and most powerful
cases that admit of tonic treatment. This Is ad.ar
which this establishment possesses its Deish3er i
besides the same kind of which Is abundant
Sweet Springs
'.he situation of the Red Spring beautiful
one of the mos. fertile a;d best cultivated farms VI
GINA The celebrated Dam Falls this fa
about a mile and half from the Spring.
Ian 9Th lsd3 73-atis
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PIANO FORTE yYARE-HOrsr.


PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the ce!riaf
nufactory Of Nunns s; Clark, New York, elegant ana
Piano FOrtes possessing the latest improvements 40
deIcacy Of touch and oftonc peculiar 1" '
nufacturc.
Also large Of Musical Instruments ard a'
Merchandise IN general.
Piano Fores repaired, tuned, let hire and iaSri ~
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. .
The largest collection Of MUSIC offered FOR sf
State may be selected FROM the s:oIe OF the sucr
enabled 10 sell the PEadeipn!, aud New YORK 80
and retail prices i,
Those purchasing sell again viii he furnished W."
'''"' '""" ''''' eau ~" '''' "''' r. d. TAHOE
Jan3 Piano For.e and Music Sf0r,. opps.ie ~ :
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANrFAcTosi;
Cary street, three doors adorc HE COiumIda ~
Richmond, Va.
7 H. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell Hats a! me "'
y low prices: ma. j
Plain Russia or Brush Hats, from 50 50 TO S. SIX t
ne fur bodies. water proof from 80 50 TO 81 ~. i
from 81 IS 10 ST. Fur Caps from 81 Ia sls Gsnten.
Caps from 81 10 81 together with assortment Of ~, a
Boys .iar sealrt aud Glazed Caps, black and dfao ~"
wholesale and retail Ttrms-Cash. ,l A
r. s. He Keeps during the Summer large a>so -.
horn, Palm Leaf, Straw aud Willow Hats saiIaoe 10 40
-. b. Hats maze to order. 81
January lst 1919.
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A CARD-DENTISTRY the branch OF Medical scero
N which Dr. Peasants has made his special object Of P
h-T Otice-in Bosher's Row
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LuNENBuRG COUNTY.

Isaac IL. srRIcxLrn. Secretary.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14

Ma6wf1s - 4 III, III s'sE -.
per time who VII vote fbf ne WhiR President
&c them have 4 little paktence Tine fies.
lnpldly san6 in order That itmag naG hang 100
heavily on their hands, we reeomrnend fhem
% III asleep Until the w III bisow t5Aters
ahallnE0uee aleAn hi tlae All Or 1eaE % 81
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14
IuNIE i,

i6e szs ststssStk 4
.,.,.ins q full refntation ofthe
s..ded charge. which had been
ito government organ, That
been bought Up by slse tIlii-
This gross attack uPon llsa
minded and honorable gs
rs repslled By The mani sIIld
IS, n which be met e; md lle
,uFsrsd to remain undia sdrlled
which It's faIsity bad eoIisi i
ia tho hyenas Of The reaeilA
|..In h light. for che par poaa ~
scis md diEe Hi d
On Of an honorsd parent.
EDIT. pkM AIH
hon JUDGE Ola 4 ElA .
SPEECH.
sts Bsnk Deposiie I'D I5l5
of theindelica y ii & epa
ence Of others, while I'm IN
bout himself; but alaarl IlA
=