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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
THE CACTUS.

very fine specimen Of this plant may be seen at Mr..
Krschmann's, Main Street II is from the West Indies
highly developed and growing We have in this climate
an inferior species Of the Cactus under different name
but not compare in massyenes and outline with the
pca variety This would be well worth the appropriation
Of some one, curious IN such matters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
DIED,

On sunday night las,, Mr.. MARY ANN TUCKER widow n
vu TUCKER formerly ofuds city Her friends and toee n her
brother law NJ. Manguin respectfully invited 10 attend her
uneui hs Tuesday 30 May at 10 ocock from Tho
feseuce u ~ Mangm Valley Street. without further notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

The Philadelphia L. ;. Gazette that not n single
copy Of the Richmond Wing, with Mr. Bots rcoinder to
Mr. Tyler, reached that City Such. believe was also
the here At all events, copy Of the Wing has
not conc TO hand even yet-IN Y american.
We are in the same predeament-[N. Y. Tribune.
There must must be roguery this;-for are ossur
ed by the Clerks in this office, that the number Of the
Wing referred to duly deposited in the Post Office
IL The Post Master General it was understood pissed
through this City within ~ hours route to visit the great
Chief in Charles City. GLOW we apples swim"
The New York Courier & Enquirer and a corrospon.
dent, complain gnevousy Of the number Of Vrginans quar-
tered the Pubic cb, and the list very o.
tentatiousy with the OF the acting President, John
Tyler. They to think pretend think, that the
People Of Virginia have required these things be DONE
and resent her undue share Of the loaves and fishes
That Virginia and Virginans may have than for
division OF the offices d Government, DO not deny:
That they any better entitled than oihers 90 not a.
firm think: But this for that IT the
be represented the People of Virginia Did procure 1t
20 be done, compmened by II, and think IN,
better Of the Government for papieedng many natives
aud OIL the Of those for wishing be pap
We know 81 region Of the country IN which hangcrcn
upon Government for crumbs, ~ held in decided
distase than n old Virginia, and hops 1t will be So
An extract from the Courier g. Enquirer on this subject
Tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
TIE nANKRrrr LAw-Mn vAx nrnEN.

The Locofoco press. they discovered, they
supposed, indications of the uDpOpulary Of the Bankrupt
Law launched out into the widest and herces denunca-
tons agoinst ~ orgeu or needless Of the fact that all their
lending had been IL strenuous advocates We
published time since Col Juhnson's opinions the
subject length aud have repeatedly called upon the Loco
ioco papers OF this State To lay them before their readers,
but they have all maintained the perfect silence with
regard the matter We add Mr. Van Buren's OPT
Mons upon the subject which will be found conc de
with those of Col Johnson and other leading men Of that
contained extract from letter addresed sundry c-
Of Now York, September 1910 reply to one from
them. asking his upon the subject We suboin tho
extract We again renew call upon the Locooco press
give their readers the advantage the opinions of their
party leaders upon the Bankrupt Law;
at IL a rule, the sacred observance Of which Is in.
dspcnsibo % the wcbong Of society, that Government
should interfere with private contracts, when
the authority TO do is conferred by the constitution,
except upon the ground Of evident public necessity and
then with degree % caution md crcnmspecton which
shoIl guard in cectua manner against fraud and in.
justice. That occasions may nsc when those who have
the nghuul power 90 interfere, may do So and
quircd do 30, by regard for the best interests Of
the community, there be doubt ! thought there
occasion for such interference in 1927 and gave
my vote for general Bankrupt Law, applicable 10 bank.
and traders, classes which al aRroc were in
tended to he embraced by the clause Of the con.
stiuuon relating 20 this subject The occasion
Of ~ least equal urgency for such law srisis
At The endorsements caused by the perni-
c0us expansion o the currency and the consequent fac
ties Of credit and cosh enterprises, which have unfortunate
~ characterized the last few years. are such as 10 render
iHferfereHce ojtis kind greatly conducive
soLUrELY NECESSARY TO rHE FrBLlc GooD. WOULD
THEREFORE HAVE UNHESTTAT1NGLY COOP
GRATED, At THE LAST SESSION or CONGRESS,
IN THE PASSAGE or SUCH a LAW, properly guar
ded against frauds, and framed ne 10 10 the crod
the present Of their debtors, LlrrfR
DISCHARGED PROM rHER oBLigAToys"
sIt ,yod copstuto no objection with mo II ,rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

There a Of fellows IN the Revolution thnt belong
cd neither Of the conicnding parties, but stole enie
from both opportunity offered. They were called COW.
b,,s" The ycritcs Of the present day their egi.
mate dcsccndanB.-DaHUiHe Reporter
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MORNING. MAY 30. isi3.

p- Mr. r. 2. BRoADDus OF the Collectors for this paper
will visit during the July the following
sPovania Rappahannoek Fauquer Orange. Green Madison
Fairfax. Washington City. Caroline and Hanover.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

Mr. y. VI. MEApfR, employed In the Office Of the Phia.
depha Inquirer hes invented mode Of locking mp
forms and galios II consist in the application II
bloscErws which, used with smak key wrench, with
straight side and foot sticks The Inquirer that this
plan Of locking mp has been subjected the tests
IN that Office, and has proved highly satisfactory.
Bali. american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
From N, Praria,nee Jonrnal.

II was rumofcd In Washington that Mr.. Robert Tyler
son Of the President had challenged Mr.. Bolts. There
appears to have been foundation for H.
None at ALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Nv take this method Of informing friend. and the pub
generally that have ourselves under he STYLE
and hrm OF WALTON BooKERs purpose of carving
the mercantile business Liberty Cumberland county
We will receive Spring supply goods few DAYS which
Will consist Of general assortment OF
seasonable Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard xynrc, & a.
call from our old customers and the public earnestly request
ed as we feel well assured perfect ne-
ana auehhon BENZ. II. WALTON
SAMUEL. BOOKER,
ma SO-cn THOMAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

u THOMPSON, of Our House, has an infinite skill
the fabrication of Turtle Soup But the Corporal" has
no resh for SCUM!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
JESSE II. TURNER,
THOMAS S DlCKEN,
RICHARD b. HAXALL,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
JOSEPH RENNIE,
WIN ID WREN
Ereeuiire Commiffe

Richard b. Haxnll, Richard Hill, Jr and John Goddin
are appointed Committee select place for the Plough
ing Match.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
NOTICE.!
q VIM. l.. Pcarcc, "a nonresident OF the stntc:
DISSOLUTION
DNHE firms of RYALLS, WALTON d. co.

- and NALlS 4 WALTON were dissolved by mutual
the IN January The name Of m. 0,n. Mn h.
used in settling up their business.
V. c. RYALLs.
BESJ. n. WALTON
SAMUEL. BOOKER.
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ma 81

" IRGNIA-At superior Court OF CbaneeIy Tor the Rkh.
mond Circuit held Capitol city Richmond,
Thursday June Joth. Is4g
John NJ. Bots, Plaintiff
against
Alexander l.. Bots Defendant
This day again papers
merry read and the o Commissioner shore made pursuant
the order Of the first April hundred
thirty nine with exceptions thereto the
and argued by counsel ON consideration whereof tie Count
ing opnon that the deed twenty day
thousand eight hundred and thirty proceedings
ed Is 10 be regarded not but absolute bargain and
sale with general warranty Of that moeiy Of the Tree Hill
field which the defendant simple
vyanee OF all his right title and interest only in the other moey
subject TO the agreement between se and Johnson Of the
part and the defendant the other Of the gan day of june
thousand eight hundred and thirty which the Of
sne for Of the annual profits ava compensation
the wiy OF rent The plaintiff as assignee thereof must to be eons
ded taking liable the o the annual reserved,
and consequently that he entitled indemnity deduction
foi compensation laid Sell
Den aud Johnson under The defendants covenant OF warranty but
that the lien In favor Of Colin Cake of the third day Of Sep
iember tbouand eight hundred and thirty andaiso that ia
yor Of am Pickett Of the twenty sixth day Of January one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty unless both be foe debt the
plaintiff entitled 10 full indemnity under the said covenant Of war
rany being further opinion The consideration express
ed the decd from the defendant the plaintiff
ed namely twelve thousand dollars to be paid 20 the debts Of the
defendant the plaintiff be- liable he regarded
6Ing the price valuation of the property day
the then taking possession enjoying 1.-The
rents and PROFITS, doth without specially passing
soncr who made with directions reform and the
in conformity with the opinion above expressed by charging the
sand dollars payable the twenty first day u November 1892 allow
ing interest thereon from that day, and edng the plaintiff with
and for much Of The amount Of The lien held BY Colin CrS un
der The deed Of The Third day n September 1890 above referred o.
a. The phnn have discharged raised BY sale q The
sd property that he enquire and ascertain whether the debt seu
red by the ndntue the Goth day ~ Jann 1890 before refer
red for The benefit u Isham fucke The debt intended
TO be Clarke and then the plaintiff snoi IN have
credit for thing paid that account not then the panth
payments made BY him on That account
and the reject claim the part o the plain
un for the tickets reserved r. johnson and James VI. Sci
den under The agreement goth day Of January 1890 which
account when said commissioner hereby dfcctedt
state and report matter specially stated dcemed pertinent
by himself or which may required b parties stated
a Copy. Testc,
WIN g. SANDS G g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

The New York American states that large number Of
counterfeit Mexican dollars and American halt dollars have
been seized by the Police of that city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

D,tai, w. HsS'ss SsfOa for thanks 10 Lord Ashbur
foe he conduct during he late special Mission ID
fLs Usifsd States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

81" would constitute objection with me, II corporations
werc proper orm embraced by the provisions Of such
bill"-LegiHgiOn InfsiigeHecr.
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CoHHisuovrE's oS5ioE,

The parties concerned hereby NJ my
The city u Richmond the Goth day u June by O'clock
a. w. Whibe evidence enable perform
ties required by the foregoing decree JOHN SHORE.
10--wfw Cosup,f.sio,.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
SAMUEL PUTNEY. Wholesale md Re1niI

- Dealer in Boots Shoes Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags &c
Main ST. door above Hubbard Gardner and nearly on
pose Mr. VIM Mtches Jswery keeps always for sale
large and general assortment of Boots
descriptions which he Will sell prices dozen
package He respectfully invites goods i'm ms.
line to him call My stock Of goods always be equal in
quality and house either Phadelpha or
new hoh-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

PuNHE subscribers have on hand a second. hand
STEAM ENGINE OF Is horse power which they win sell
low for cash may be the Virginia and the prce
asceanod by applying Ro. e. living at the Mills
ma 3O-wiw FORD. NICHOLAS A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

lRGlNIA-A Superior Court Chancery, tor the Ri h.
mond Circuit, held Capitol n city Of Richmond
Thursday June 3Oth,
I'm NJ Botts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
PREMIUMS,

For tho best Stallion calculated produce stock for
the saddle, harness draught, the property of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

" NoiCE-1be annual meeting Stakeholder. OF On.
mehmond Petersburg Rail Road Company at the OF
nee OF the Company Richmond Tuesday 10th day of
ally will attend. INo VIII Ikus N'
ap so-cotd fi.,l ~ T....,,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
The Methodist Centenary Church.

" CONCERT OF SACRED MUSCLE consequence
OF the inelemcncy Of the weather. Miss Sulys Concert ha,
been postponed to Thursday Evening, June st at eeh, o.
clock, IT fair ut the Second Baptist Church. ina 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

the rest eight years Its therefore, your true policy,
as it the duty Of all true Democrats to alay excite
men and avoid irritation. TO do this effectually, we
must avoid all discussions involving the merits or de-
6cences Of the other candidates. in comparison con.
lrast with Mr. Van Buren,. Whatever gross injustice
is done 10 him, we should content ourselves with
warding it off by gentle MEANS without recriminaton
or retaliation If the object of those who dsparuge him
be honest they WILL if left unexcited, come his
SUPPORT; if be to produce ireparabIe alienation, and
the coalition of minor interests, we shall but play into
their hands, by re,aating their attacks. The organs
of the Administration generally, and some Of the inds
Greet rie nds of Mr. Calhoun, are now engaged in at
empts 10 dsparage Mr. Van Buren, popularity and the
airnes of his friends Let not lisp in disparagemsnt
of Mr. Calhoun, escape u.s. and, in opnion our ami
madversons upon Mr.. Tyler should only be such as
duty to our country demands at our hands Left to
themselves, without the resentments which retalia
ton creates the friends of the former and whatever OF
Democracy adheres to the latter, will come over to our
aid By marked forbenrance, unmpassioned reasoning
and an attitude purely defensive we shall render Goa
tons impossible; or, if formed strip them ofhe power
10 do mischief This course believe TO be one OF
duty with the entire Democratic party, departure from
which, BY the friends of candidate cannot justify
or excuse departure by others; and IN politics, as IN
every thing else, we hold that honesty is the best
policy"
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


Ufcsmer 3o The un,ea s.a, ~i,n"
will be received the Post Office Department., IN chy
Washington, until NJ Of the LIST of November be de
cded the day route and the and time
herein specified, viz
257 From Winchester, by Newown, sephensburC, Middle
town. Srasburg Toms Brook, Woodstock Stoney Creek Red
Banks Mount Jackson New Market sPanapois liasonbrs
Mount Crawford and Mount Sidney, Staunon 81 miles and
back, six times a week, in four horse post coaches.
Leave Winchester daily Sunday after the arrival Of
mail from Harpers Ferry, say AT arrive AZ Saunton ne II
day by 10 a
Leave staunon daily, e1cep. Sunday, at m; arrive at
Winchester day by a nj.
NOTES.
No will be considered unless he accompanied by
signed by responsible persons the fol
lowing manner, viz
"The Undersigned -, guarantee that -, If his bid for
rying the mail from be accepted by the Postmaster
General shall obligation prior The LIST day of ia
mary good and sufficient surees perform the
vice proposcd.'
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF Postmaster
other equivalent testimony that The guaantors of
perry and able TO make good their guaranty
The proposals. should be the Department sealed endors
ed Proposals No. 27 and addressed to the First As
sistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations, and
the and conditions which the contract u Ia be made
see the last annual advertisement c. A. WCKLiFFE.
August % 3s-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

TN CHANCERY.-viRerSrA:-InH Hanover County Court Au
i gust - ls43:
Jordan Harris and Margaret En- his Wife, who was Margaret T.
Cross and Shelton v. Cross, Planuhs:
against .
Nancy Cross Walter T. Gilman and Betty Ann his wife, who
Betty Ann Cross Henry c. Edridge, Ann Maria, Susanna
Thomas F. Joseph Cross The six last Of whom are IN
fants under The age of twenty one years Defendants
day plaintiffs by their Attorney and filed their
b defendants Walter 7. Gilman and Betty Ann ms
WIFE and Henry having entered their appearance
and given security according To the of Assembly ana
rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
thai bey are not Inhabitants ea Ordered
Tina, defendants do appear here the first day o. Se,o
Der term next and the plaintiffs said b ana tna
copy of forthwith inserted in newspaper pun
shed city Richmond for two months ano
thai another copy posted at the front door oil inc
Of this county.
o'p' PHILIP B. WINSTON, G. nc.
Aua 90 32-wew
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CHAIN CABLES AND
ANCHORS FOR THE IRON REVENUE STEAMERS
NOW BUILDING.

TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.
Aug. 81, 1873. \
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Department
- 18th September ls43, for furnishing the following
anchors and chains will he required that the best American
shall be used the manufacture of all the arces That they
shall the inspection of such may be appointed by
Department thar purposes and evidence satisfactory TO the
Department shall be produced showing that they have been sub
eced and wsoOd the usual tests of strength and they are
bs delivered the following points, al the sole and entire ex
Of the taking the contract on or before
the Goth day Of November next:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

The poposais must be enclosed in envelope addrsscd 10
the Secretary Treasury and endorsed Poposas for fur
chains stating The pound and The
particular description proposed 10 be used with The
Of surelies for the fuflment Of the contract
Proposals be received for the whole quantity for either
Of the stations separately. j. Z. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

ADMISSION AND GROCERY BUSlNESS.-1he subscri
u hers have determined add their Grocery business th'
business Of selling Country Produce on commission They WI
accent mr. advance literally tobacco wheat in hand They
viii also receive aud forward Goods and Produce They fee
confident that they will be able give general satisfaction
rs and respectfully solicit consgnments orders for good
in their line JOEL w. NUMAIh O. ~
p s. We have sale the pure white May Wheat for seed
" J. w. NJ. & CO.
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FarmviIIe, Aug. %, 1913.

COACH MAKINGThe subscriber has established himself al
Orange House. where he will the above bust
ness all its various branches Carriages, Bugeies, sukies
will be manufactured Of the best Materials and III the neat
est and most fashionable style.
All repairing done the rhortes; notice.
Patent Sngctrees always hand and warranted TO answer
all that been said of them the Pa-nee and Others They
insure almost absolutely safety, and enable th" driver diSen
gage The horses ron carriate IN instant
Prices will correspond with the lines NJ STUART
iran. House. August 70, 1888. 32-3t'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-11

"My child, what do you demand" TO whh she au'
.wered, "The mercy Of God, and the holy Aoi' OF re-
lgion." @ sis il Of your own free VIII 'lu on uS'
maud the holy habit of religion" A. "fest Is
.sMy child, have you firm intention to pe'e'ere p
religion TO the end Of your life, and do va nope
have sufficient strength 10 carry eonslanu,he sweet
woke of our Lord Jesus Christ soleIs Tor the
love and (, ar Of God" A. "Relying onhe mercy
II God, | hope 10 be able SO To 90, be novice
then arose and retired conducted by the aperioress
and assistants to put of her secular dres and re-
turned Ia few minutes arrayed in the religious ha-
bit Of the order She then knelt down, amber seeu
lar veil being removed by the assistants shwss grid
ed with cineiure by the superioress, alt received
the veil of tie church, previously prosirans herself
before the altar. She Was then raised cd saluted
By the superioress after which she salute oil the
sisters present when they retired ia the reese or
der in which they had entered, chanting the same
low aud solemn hymn which had been head through
out the greater part Of the ceremony. lie extreme
beauty of the novice, the solemnity OF tbe,eremony
and her firm aud unialtering carriage ard manner
rendered the OF unusual interest Boitimor'
San.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-11

Howard SociETY.-We learn that at a meeting Of
the Howard Society of this city the following gentle
men were elected officers for the ensuing year;
President--WmLIAM w. SEAToN.
Vice Presdenfs-ArchibaldH Henderson and James
l.. Edwards.
Ireasurer-James Adams.
Seeretny--George NJ. Phillips.
.Managtrs-First Ward John McLelland George
ellis, Charles A. Davis, and Daniel Haskell. Second
Ward Jas. Larned, N. b. Van Zandt, Thomas Mus
tin, and Lewis Johnson. Third Ward Andrew
Coyle, j. W. Maury Jacob Gideon, and Joseph In
gle Fourth Ward John P. lngle, VIM. Brent VIM
J. Mcdonald, and John Underwood. Fifth Ward ::
Samuel Byington, Griffith Coombe, Thomas Blag-
den, and James Coombe. Sixth Ward Geo A.
Adams, Peter n. Pearson, Marmaduke Dove, and
VIM. T.. Howard.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-11
SPAIN.

The London correspondent Of The New York Com
morcial Advertiser, under date Of the lsih ult py,.
the annexed somewhat intelllgblc view Of The gene.
rally hard'lo-be-uoderstood su6joc-lhe dome ur .i
fairs Of Spain:
The Stat. Of affairs in Spain continues 10 attract
much attention, and the position OF the nH,ll, q.
We PfoNsl.n MAJ Government becomes every G.y mnro
critical ard OF more doubtful stability The p,a.r
OF that country are recovering from thrif ID -' DID,.
and the soldiers, allufed from the side Of the pt
LSparlero, le espouse the cause Of his encu.,. Iy
promises which are still unul6licf. BEGIN 10 r,p.t
ihcir hasiy dcsortcn and at heart are urtr,rt, I'D
the existing order OF things
" frm, (cl deyau Condo &c Reuse formerly g..
1907 OF Barcelona, seems now, by his folly and ur
edntsN to bay, become, in that quarter The u. i.l
universal dccstaton. Intoxicated viit Di. uc... ...
nofs aud hls triumphant reception at MADRID. o., D..
transformed INTO top and has b come iu,ulrrf )
proud and oyerbearirg ~ manner 10 cure ihC .rll'
OF dis1iecuon IN Barcelona hc has adm,r. tr td o
lew rounds OF arery and IN thi. course Of proceed.
ing has irundied three twenty -four pound shot hr.Us
tue drawing room OF the British consul.
In various parts OF Catalonia the National Cu...
have refused to march 20 the assistance or prm .l
few days since four battali0ns marched from rr.
da 10 join the Barcelona insurgents me garrison r..
Figucras d arisen in favor Of the Central .ufi
the same banner has been raised ~ Giroul d
even Saragossa $50 lately honored by the new t.,-
crnmcnD has joined the cause Letters from N2.i 4
openly assert that the more respectable class .I
citizens IN tho metropolis, as well ne middle elias.
the capitalists, and bankers, the retail sb pkrcrl'
arc alI opposed to The present government, ard Goa.
The wealthy are ready TO pay for an usurrcuo a.
overthrow u. The immense bard " plJccmca .I
officers OF every ade displaced by the new pro'l.
sional Government, would embrace any mcat. .
oyerthrowing Il Queen Christina herself he's bern