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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES


Vie board Oh Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute Wi
eei al Lexington Monday, the IN June, consider
una make appointments Cadets previous 10 which
me De testimonials Of applicants should be forwarded post pad
" 'he Undersigned Va:anc Cadets exist
oowins Senatorial Districts: Chesterfield Sposylvania Isle
Nen Halifax, Accomack Nythe Charlotte Berkeley Wash
nelo i'oudonn OHIO and Kanawa Cadet. furnished
Gohsy with board inion, fuel, lights, books,
aas ana medical ndance and arp eact
unGuesioDae evidence, that the of the
n are such as I" require this aid from the State In consite
graduation.
pp atoms will also he received for Pay Cadets the charges
eins as aoWs Tor twelve months: Board Si, washing Sl2
'"mon 80, fhyscinn So, fuel and lights Si5 total Sl3s
ne experience Of five years shows that about $3.50 VIII meet al
lne necessary expense. Including ccnsi Of Pay Cadet for II
mons The course oinsuction embraces Mathematics French
Lain, English, Ensneerng Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
Drawing Tactics, &c. BESIDES the daily exercises in Tactics ht
IaGets are In Camp during two months of the Summer
ihcTe are oas in the Institute but the Cadets are per
united to visit their ed when desired, during the second en-
canpmen.
The public Of graduating class will take pare
The 4 q" July the class will BIZ represented
as follows:
l. Salutnoyy Aidresses-by Cadet John A. Campbell Of Wash
ington county
2. Oralinn- BY Cadet J B. Clemens, Of Ohio county.
3 Oratioi-by Cadet Edmund Taylor, Of Caroline county
L. valeictory Addressesby Cadet A. e. Cummings Wash
inston county.
Previous the graduation exercises the Declaration of indie
pendruce will be by John NJ Patton and Grafton
delivered by Cadet John s. Meredith.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent.
March l00-mii Je& Et2iIe
ic- Wing requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK of SPRING HATS!
HAVE just received by yarinns vessels, direct from Ma
nuaci"y New York full supply of Black Beaver Castor,
Nna, Russia Plain hoieskn, and pattern
Grey Plain Hats, or gentenen Summer Also good
lortment Of Panama. gora Seagrs Double single BHm
Pail Leaf Hats, all which offered for sale the lowest cash
price, by AMDON,
Stores, No 4, Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va
And Wall street, cf Nassau street, New York.
" T. Country Merchants particularly invited call and
examine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Apr2 O4-aaw:,ih
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GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GOODS.


7PRH-lei4.
One THousand ParEages of DRY GOODS. amounting
10 neariy 100, 900 dollars, reecired, and opened,
from .7uction aud tiSenhere, by
n H. JENKISS-wlio respectfully invites the attention OF
H. sercl ,ns Famers and Others examine this extensive
and UNPARALLELED Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
The following comprises only few of the leading articles no"
received:
Cloths Cassmeres and vesngs for Spring and Summer
oOO bsles brown hleached Shirtings and Shectn2
Cotton Oznabugs. Apron Checks Vrsng yellow and blue
the extensive variety OF Domestic
Goods in the city, many Of which purchased before the aa-
-
from 25 cents upwards
Bonne:s-39 Bonnets, latest fashions
Bonne Ribbons, Sprics and Flowers
o0O ParasoIS and Sun Shades, from IS cents upwards
SILK and cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Every kind of new material for ladies' dresses
All kinds of Mourning articles
nOo nicces Calcoes prices from g. TO- III cs and inner
Inn nieres Furniture Cacoes from g. TO- l2 and higher
Canes Collars Caps and Muslin Caps Capes and Collars
nm linen Cambria Handkerchief, all prices, from shilling
White ana black Stockings 2l cents TO the finest
nod 1ickings l2l cents shilling aud 20 cents
on ono wards Thread and Lis!e Eceings
White Canton Maltings, all widths
Fans of various kinds &c, &c, &c 80.
In Offering the above SALE the subscriber would IN
s ,he nacular of those huyn. for cash or cry a
nssurfng em that they will find The Goods as cheap
IA in any par Of the United States Al ,.,
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store;
I've lU6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

DALM LEAF HATS-5O0 Of the above Hats, from No.
sale the package dozen for cash at manniac
;lrers prices, by W. f. +. CARPEN IEK
No. l, Exchange Building.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAJ

NN.fU-hEIfTUFII6I .N OF
NoICE s hereby given, that and after Wednesday, the
18th Instant, the fare Railroad between Rich
mond ard Bamo will be S. and between Peters
burg and Baltimore to sS So cts. only.
travellers by the Railroad route reach Washington in nine
baltimore in twelve and Philadelphia in twenty hours ate
leaving Richmond and arrive Philadelphia before travellers
the river and bay boats have left Norfolk should they h
disposed TO Washington Baltimore they do
long Az they please and their seats without extra charge
No charge for children under three of Others unde
twrivs years of age, half price.
Hour of departure the Richmond, before 6, A.
THOS. SHARP, Agent Of transportation.
Anil LIZ
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Payable quarterly. ,.. r,o-, m. country whenev
sgr,y,s handwriting unknown a'hs oace must pc hd
IL me andoSation ofthe Postmaster III TIE
no case be published Every measure, tnal mas
10 prevent impos.ions and qlizZes mas
rsya,;npWe must, therefore, insist In sueh cse w."
-. communication being cert!hen oy TIC "aH' 80
.,if.y ~ :tr back az tht!titef ,.r.s =. ,rcrryed
shall hereafter be consdefea as
3 In. in advance and for year pubcallo'
for shoe. time, and paid for in advance ioi 'a sn"''o
,,mr when ordered .,.xoeo,yna a nd m
s,hsrrhe unless paid for in advance or
h. ia some known and accessible person IN REGARD 70
me subscriber his payment Bu', IN Case vi III -
w,hort PAYMENT from new subscriber VINO IS "na.
,;,b the conditions single number may be sent CON
.'n,r, n, srcomraniei By, copy Of this regulation
of all subscribers whose ay 10 pay 'ha! oo
m the publisher and who remain ndeh'ea on open
rnun1 nj the end years from the time when te
nvm,n was due shall he erased from the list OF
ph''" R,sontons Of the Editorial Contention % "a
Th.s of the collective via
Am aud the hitter experience of the Editorial Corps OF
mai were assembled Richmond, on me tn
Nv these Resolutions, are determined toaOiuo
nj the Press ,andonr OWL gu
b the American presses are dfiVen
n. ~ custom Of Payments No class oil men mas
osr moro by abuse the Credit SYSTEM tan the doIs OF
The great difficulty consists in The transition from
me 70 The ether landing the Resolutions of the
induced continue severa
The Book who are In arrears 10 this ONCE
~. s change The of every subscribers who
predament will positively be stricken from our roll
At he CONNIE ncenIent of our next volume.
Hov.d That he recommended TO the Editors OF Newspa
nsrs throughout the Commonwealth 10 publish at the head OF
heir aapers Advertising and that they strictly I'D
and that these prices be always such as to
Give A fair COMPENSATION for the labor performed"
Resolution ofthe Editorial Conre7fsoH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A GREAT REDUCTION rs THE PRICE OF
HATS and CAPS,
AT the Town and Country Hat Manufactory, und
l,1.l.,n.,Ia4,

AT the Town and County Hat Manuactory, under
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
II. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends the pub
~ r generally, that he has hant larger
nent than be has ever h1d, consisting Of Fine Fur SIR CASH
Russia Hats; Fur Cloth Velvet Seaet Glazed and
Hair Caps Black and pra6 Wool Hats, all the
and varied styles aud shapes Under the that the
of small offs and quick returns is mos, advantageous
has adopted the method OF doing business entirely Cor cash. am!
il, consequently enabled n much lower pices lhan
who give credit.
P. $50 his friends In the Country, who have ps,ronised
him. he his hanks-to hopes
be- better acquainted with. 4s-wIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

xyDRoPATIY: Water Cure: principles modes OF
III reatment illustrated with many cases. compiled cn'T
from Nh. eminent English authors on the SUBJECT ny 'o
shaw III. D. Received, nns Sor sale by ,,ooo,c
March % I-
BISHOP MOORE W. RANDOLPH CO., Klchmona,
have for SALE so cents, fine lined engraving OF he m
Bishop Moore lo7wtf
March % ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

TEACHER WANTED.-1be Bedford Female Acaae %, a.
Liberty vacant Trustees are very desons 70 pro
cure Prineipa is well qualified for such uaton Inc
ndnvs are and erected for Female Academy,rne
ornon healthy and in popuous and wealthy county ne
Trustees will proposals until The o,n OF np ,
such "a desire the Letters directed 70 tne
d,sjn, The ST uation, desiring information VIM receive
prompt attention female school OF note IN te sou
~ NEARER than Lvnchurg and with competent and suitable
.achos there may full school constantly al TINS ac"oc!'
Those desiring situation should apply speedily "a, an.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

CO REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber ABOUT .mo
S0U July, 1912, man named aoram su Ell
years of about feet OF nsnes nI ~
has smile on HE he also has very no'ea scar
one ears occaoned by bush hanging ~ ana iehe ou
II oue nobahe he NAV be lurking either about Lynchbure or
Buca AS he has about those places under
have procured free papers, and In that way may be trying 10
esrape free State VII, give the ABOVE
laken or Of the Virginia, and Twenty Dollars aS.h
within the state Virginia. and IN either case 20 DE ~
TIE Abemarie county, lodged in jail SO MAJ gel MN again.
Address Royds Tavern, Abemarle county, va. :, o,e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

PILED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures, Arts and Domestic
n Economy, edited by Edward Andrew Parnel For sale by
DRINKER & MORRIS.
l04-wN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18


CANAL BOAT aud STAGE ROUTE Gainesville, Cnnber
land c. H. Farmve Prince Edward Charlotte and Halifa,
Court houses, and Milton, NJ C.
Leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday half past
S. p NJ, precsely Pemberton, opposite Carersve
cosch,) which will waiting and arrive Farmvie by
NJ and Charlotte c. by = r. nj leave Charlotte at s. A. NJ
Monday Wednesday and Friday, arrive in Milton by D. F. b.
Returning Milton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
A NJ and arrive harotie by NJ; leave Charlotte Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday A. NJ arrive Farmvie by
IL A. NJ and Caersvle by Z, p morning. at O'Clock
the Stage will take the TO The Boat which reaches
'''"'''' = BoYp EDMOND DAVENPORT.
April4 lo5-m
~ Office TO PLANTERS AND MERcHANTs-The rate o.
Transportation on Tobacco in hogeads from CASTOR Pc
ersburg the Greencsve and Roanoke and Petersburg Rail
roads 100 POUNDS from Petersburg Richmond
by Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad IL is 81 IS per
head These include NIL charges of
and dayage in Petersburg il the Tobacco consigned
Agent the Grernesvle Railroad Company, Gaston
our agent Petersburg
The Greenesvle Railroad Company advertise To forward ali
produce reaches Gaslon and Will take from The
Petersburg Depot fast II Petersburg
will be more than day and half days
CASTOR and Richmond
The upon Dry Goods Groceries from Richmond TO Pc
teisburg follows:
on Dry Goods in boyes, "a cents per hundred.
in bales, IL do.
ON Groceries, 10 do
And, from Petersburg 10 CASTOR. % pr 40 lbs.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ireasn
~ The Raleigh Register Warenon Reporter Oxford Exam
Milton Spectator and Danvie Reporter copy
week for months and send
fee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

DoWHATAN HOUSE, RicHMosD, Va-The subscribe. mas
skcn nosess;on r years. Of this House. ana w"
conduct in manner which he hopes VIII en'e ~ 10 e a'
Of the public. =. -. =. ~ ,u.sts AZ
The Powhatan staoies' l06-3m
An,il6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

J. &. GREGORY & Co., Managers,
RICHMOND, VinGiSi..
Ogee Haa End door beiop Main aud 4ih street,
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES.
$4,000 dollars-20,0G0 doilars-l0,000 dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class y, for le4i, 10 he drawn
Alexandria, n C., Saturday, the 2Oh ofAp 1914 IS num-
hers l3 drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

SAMUEL WINEREE will sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour
- commission, and viii give particular attention to all pro-
psrty entrusted 10 his management
Office in front building of Shockoe Ware house.
jan.9 .4-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
ny THOMAS RICHIE & SONS
re-m. Of the Richmoad Enquirer.

three tire, daring sAt isssfof
- and pssk dxriag the rest ~ the year
d:.' S' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,oars per saapn, and Three Dollars for sx months
20 Pad in the Office, RENTED ny mai, pos
a. -, dollars nrr annum al the end Of the year.
% ~, has may he remitied per iaa IN sood anu
notes al risk OF the Editors the postage o. a.
Paid b. the Hrers-tThe postage oil sings elte
L fanv account 10 writer. IL is the accumulation Of
- an extensive business, which aa
up9n w ray for nine papers, annually shahaVs'ne
snIn sra''s' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
lines, or less hrstinsouon % cehts'ioi
continuance, % Gents win tho
ofueis ,,S,a,,,y references, TO insure e1ecutioa.
pa. snr ,veftising may amount To SlVo per annuity
No made of 30 per cent? and 10 SOU OF ~ per conf.
Discount solicitation Of several oil our city ehas
2J Al,n 'mnsd 10 take LINKED number OF yearly aaVeI
re nave il altogether unnecessary TO say any nine ~
efs likely TO result theretom 70 ths whoo
taye % % The eensir. circulation OF our paper IN e
sale ces he fact, that annual advertisements twice
Try, anu epry paper, and once week 10 eesg me
week. viii be strictly limited however ~ is
pars in general to s'ns hs
square rn psy pro for an enlargement eeyoha s
mep' shall have the privilege OF Changing .net aa'e
squae a they please without any addtohai COST
tae terms OF anaaaI d6psrtaSe"e"is' -,
So, sa.sre weekly, ssV
twice a week. IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

WEEKLY ARRlVAL.-a5 CASES OF BoNNETS.
DECEIVED per Railroad and Steamer Columbus. 'wehy se
IL eo.s ~ The choice fashionable Bonnt's OF the seq
son witch In addition present STOCK, renders our
Mani Merchants dealers RESPECTFULLY invited
and examine our stock OF and Hats, which VIII
h. naared nj unusual low pcss, az Wholesale, Tor CASH
- W. " K - " loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS, Importers of DRY GOODS
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns, street, opposite the ES
change Bank have Store the largest portion of their Spring
supply offer country merchants and Others
ow can be found at any other house in The CITY,
Marcho
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-13
Congres.
Waahlngton, he nar

washington, ~ mars.
A Ia Chambre des Representans, IA. ST.
monitor du Connecticut, a prGsente une reso-
luton podr otter au Secretaife de la Chambre
Ia charge de faire les contrats pour LEI. csrteS
geographiques, ct den charger IN conit6
compose do trois menlbres.
NJ. Steenrod, de Ia Virginie, s'est oppose a
cette resolution.
M. Simonton a devoil6 a Ia chambre quel-
ques-unes des fraudes don't le gouvernement
est victime dams cette aAaire. La chambre,
dams les quatre annGes qui v~iennent de Sc
couler, a public pour $4,000 d'ouvrages de
cette nature, lie tout ne vaut pas $4,000, et
est entasse ct relegue dams les greniers du
Capitol. NJ. Simpnton en- dome la preuve
suiVante: une carte que la Chambre a pay6e
$I400 au contracteur, a etc fate par le graz
veur, CONNIE il Ia declare sous serment, pour
$50: une autre codte au gouvernement
S2500 ct a ete faite pour 1876, une autre fate
pour $3.50 ct a etc payee 1000. M. Hass a
reeu $l3,750 pour ee qui men codte que
1927.
Une seule carte, il y a q%uelques anpees,
cout6 qua $l4,750, ct a etc im]prim6e de IA
con a etre tout-a-fait inutile a Ia navigation,
ct deneure maintenaut au c~apitole, car ellie
ne merite pas qu'on la fasse c%irculer.
En- ~inissant Get expose, ID. Simonton dit
quill ne s'inquietait pas sur qui retombait lie
blame, mais son obiet etait settlement de de-
noneer toute ~l3affaire CONNIE une honteuse
conclusion,
M. Adams declare qu'on devait otter les
mons des iudividus impliques dams ce tripo-
tags.
M. Limonton a repondu quill dtait difficile
de fournir les preuves completes de tous les
cas- qu'ila mentionues, ct que lie comit6 PEN
salt quill valait mieux ouhlier lie passe ct sc
precautionner pour ~I'avenir.
M. PAYNE de fAlabama, a fail Ia melton
d'adopter la resolution de M. Simonton, ct
ellie a etc adoptte.
M. Hale a presente une resolution deman-
dant que lie comite rapportat les mons des per-
sonnes impliqu6es dams ces fraudes, mails Ia
Chambre a refuse de Sc dispenser des regles
pour prendre cette resolution en- consid6ra-
ton.
FarmruH grand noruuFB de bills d'int6r6ts
locaux qui ont etc passes, il Y a ed I'm acte
pour a~utoriser Ia prise en- possession de GER
taines terres~ occupies par Ia compagnie des
pilotes duport de Ia Nouvelle Orleans, ct par
dautres habitans de PElat de la Louisiana.
Ter avril, 1914.
SLNAT-Apres la presentation de plusieurs
p6titions'et memories, M. Barrow SONNET une
resolution de la legislature de la Louisiana
relativement B ua chantier de construction a
Pensacola. II prend occasion de cette reso-
luton pour attirer Pattention du s6nat sur &c
sulet, par des remarquss pleiues de l~ustesse.
Went ensuite la discussion du bill des pos
res sur lequel on ne prend aueune determina-
ton. On renarque settlement un amende-
ment de Nj. Simmons, ayant pour but de ne
faire que deux prix pour les ~lettres, SAVIOR.
5 cents pour toute distance n'excedaut pas
$50 miles. ct TO cents pour toute distance
exc6adnt ce ehiffre.
L'annexatf2n trouve peu de favour au nord.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-13
COLLEGE DE- Sd. VINCENr.
Gir0rdenn. Mo.


&c college a etc incofpor6 par la L6gisIa-
ture de l'Etat Oil Missouri, ayec les p~ouvoirs
ct privileges accord6s aux Colleges ct Uni
versitGs dams les Flats Unis,il est situd A
quarante miles au-dessus de l'embouchure da
POhio, sur une petite cote d'od ron jouit dc
Ia vue Ia plus agreeable qui embrasse les deux
rlves. II y a une maison de campagne a IN
mile ct demi du college Oh les 6leves pour
ront passer les jours De rtcrtations OF do va.
canoes.
lie systemic dedication est classique gu
commercial.
Quoique cette institution soft diriq6e +,
des ecclesiastiques catholiques, on v recc' Pa'
distinctement des Gleyes a quelque Il ID
qn'ils appartiennent, .eiIgioi
CoNDITI0Ns-Pension a~nnuellp /.
ie blanchissage, 10 raccommod Y compFt
nement au medeeins $3.50. age ct Tabon
d'avance. 1'ayables @ M
On paiera stparemep'
lemande. Espagnole pour les langues Al
pour Ia musique, le ct Aalienne, sinsi an,
II sera libre az dessin ct la ehimie. ~
cances chez 10 < eleyes de passer los p,
So entire i Jour les menus plaisirs sera dao,.
sement, IS mains dc leco1oue de PGtsbtiS
~ 70. ! PI4s an ls. inform.lion., .a,...., r.,
change aJ p Roz er, avocaf, aeenl. 81 Ev.
BrogS ace, N. Orleans, on au RaytrenG
-rd, a Baton Rouge.
1T mars 6 H. FIGARL, President
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-13
MARCHE DE La NOUYELLE-
ORLEANS.
LIE AYriI.

Transactions moderees dams les pradnits
de POuest a nos faux de la semaine der.
niece; les arriyages sont t%oujonrs consid.
CRADLES, ct lie stock s~'accumule. Bonnes
operations Gaas lie coton& une baisse dun
demi cent depuis les dernieres nouveIIes
de Liverpool. Dams 10 change on opere
assez bien a nos dernieres cotes. lie fiet
baisse; nos cotons auiourd'hui, pour Liv.
erpool, a liz d; par liyre, ct pour lie HaYre
d l cent.
COTON.-Cet article s'offs largement
q la baisse a~nnoncee. Depuis yendredi les
ventes s'6legent d environ 10000 bales.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-13
INCENDIE D"ESASTREUX
ESTER,

Parmi les nouvelles apportees par lie
Caledonia nous lisons qu'un incendie terri,
Bic a eclate / Manchester lie samedi, ?
mars. a SIX heures du matin; nous . DON
mons les details dams toute Ieur etendue.
"L'incendie lie plus terrible qui depuis
plusieurs ann6es ait frapp6 Manchester a
eclate, peu d'instans aprss six heures du
matin, dams la rue Georges, il parait qua
I'heure ci-dessus m~entionn6e, quelque
menuisiers ct autres personnes virent sor.
tr de la fum6e ct des flammes dun aPpar-
tement en- PREPARATION, sifu6 au rez.de
chauss6e de fentrep6t de M. William
Bryan, No 9, rus Georges. L'aIarme Sc
repandit bient6t; ct peu de moments apres,
toutes les huit pompes de Manchester ct
une de Stafford Sc t~rouvaient sur les lieux.
Quand III. Rose a%rriva, les 1ammes sor-
talent des fenetFes de Pentrepot de M III.
Nelson, Knowles & Co.; ct elles a%vaient
deIa gagn6 c~ertains edlices situes dams
Pine street. Quatre pompes commence
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-04-13
TON 1DU UGE
FL1IOTT.

L'emotion qua nous fait eproIYer 10 Fe
sultat du iugemont daGs paHaire Elliott,
ne procede assnr6mant d'aucun mauyais
sentiment: IL rigouraux verde Is la Cour
dAccusation non fail ~6prouver une salts
faction extreme, e dependant il ne sly
m6le pas Ponlbre dun resentment. Nous
c~onsiderons le fesultat de ce process, com.
me IN grand triomphe moral, triomphe
qni venge "A loi ct qui assure la suprema'
lie des prIncipes 6~ternels de ia justice 81
de ~l'honneur, triomphe d'autant plus heu
E quill etait entour6 de difficulties d.