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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Al Stony Mount Va.
TIME exercises of this institution will be re-
i sumed on the 18th day Of January, lS45, and
continued 10 months, under the superintendent
of the subscriber, who has spent quarter OF
century in the education Of youth.
The Greek, Latin and English languages are
taught, and the discipline of the School is as near
ly parental as possible.
TERMs.-Board in my own family and mi
ton 500 90
Dav Scholars. in the Classics. 80 90
DAY Scholars in the English. 90 90
GEO. STONE.
Stony Mount. Va. Dec 20-cSls
HENRTCO AGRICULTURALAN HOR-
II TICULTURAL SOCIETY.-A general
meeting of this Society will be held at the Ex-
change Hotel, in the City of Richmond, on the
first Monday in January next, at 10 o'clock, 10
appoint delegates from this Society to the Farmers
Convention which will meet on the 20th day OF
January 1916, in The City of Richmond. Afull
attendance is desirable
BY order of the Executive Committee.
WIN Fl. RICHARDSON, President
Dec C3-tJ6
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pIJRJ.I(, SALE

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King George, Va, Dec. G-clds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

The excellent preparation and subsequent sue
sess of several Young gentlemen who received
their elementary education at MIR. Colemans
school, and who came afterwards 10 this College,
justify me in expressing the opinion that the
school is one of very high order.
RO. SAUNDERS,
Prof OF Mathematics in WIN. 4 Mary College.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN
A I Superior Court OF Chancery, for tie
"A Richmond Circuit, held al the Capitol, in
the City Of Richmond, on Saturday, April /, 1913:
Mary Ladd, Plaintiff:
Polynesian., 1844-06-01

Godfrey, Halifax, n. S.; y. w. Wheeler, Provl-
dence, X. l.: Adrian Low, Salem, Mass.
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scription, either at home or abroad; 10 the trans
action of Custom-House business in Eoston. New
York. Liverpool, London, and Hayre; and TO the
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above.
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on st. John, N. r.; Halifax, n. S.: or on any
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all parts of the world, which aio despatched regu-
larly by the Royal Mail Steamers from Boston.
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continent.
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NOTICE.

II n our former experience here as Editor, some
~ misunderstanding occasionally occurred Nth our
advertising patrons, by tleir not understanding the
true measurement of a square. 70 avoid any in flu
ture, we respectfully invite all who are unacquain,ed
with the measure, and intend TO favor Us with their
PATRONAGE, TO call and examine for themselves, Tie
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ted. That used in this Office il tie same as used in
all offices in the United Statcs;-and in our charges,
we shall invariably be governed by that rule. To
furnish further facilities for those WHO wish 10 mal @
use of our advertising columns, we have materially
reduced TIE prices; and they will be found cheaper
than those ofany other printing establishment in ihe
PaciLc,-and less even than the commercial papers
OF England and the United States.
Those who intend TO favor Us v it'll their adj, ertise-
men's, will confer a favor by sending them in early.
May %. 6w
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Rocks.

MNCR sale at this Office, a valuable lot of books.
A. recent publications, &C., comprising Bucking-
hams Travels in the United States, 2 vols; Milton's
Paradise Lost; brakes Book of I~ndians-platcs
brakes Indian Captivitios- plates; Hist. Of NADIA
gascar, by Rev. Mr.. Ellis, 2 MISREPRESENTATION
edl'lon; Tales OF the Ocean; Book of Martyrs; Walk
er's Manly Exercises; Walker on Women; Walker on
beauty; Walker on Intermariilge; Mariners TONGA
Islands; TurnbuIl's Voyage to Sandwich and Society
Islands in 1904; Hist. Of st. Domingo, 2 vols; Rob-
erison's Hist. of America, London edition; &c. &c.
May %, If
Polynesian., 1844-06-01

ligious, and political history, from the earliest tradi-
tionary period TO the present time. By James Jack
son Jar,es, member of the American Oriental So
ciety. With a map. and "a plates. I vol. svo-
James Mmroe 4 Co., Boston, iS43. Price, $500.
Same work, London cd~ition-Edward Moxon, Dover
street,-without the plates. A few copies only
Price, 81. Also.
Scenes and Scenery in the Sandrich Islands, and
q Trip through central .dmerica-being observa-
tons from my note book during the years is31-ls42.
BY the same author-vith steel plates and map.
james Munroe & Co. Ioston, lS43. Price, 81 so.
Also, Vol. /, first series of the PolyneSian and
Vols. 1 and 2 of the Hauaiian Spectator.
For sale at this Office. If May %.
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& q
.fJHERlCAN EUROPEAN EXPRESS,
GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

AZ PRINCIPAL AGENTS AND OFFIcEs-Messrs.
Hafnden X Co., Liverpool; Maclcan, Maris &
Co., 3 Abchurch Lane, London; Emerson & CO.,
paFis and HaNre; samuel Haight, Esq, American
Consul, Antwerp; Messrs. Osborne K Co.. Bonn
bay, India, j. Is. Sazerac & Co., Havana, Cuba
j. q. Woodward, Esq, New Orleans, La, Alex
ander Black, Charleston, S. c.; Johnson & Callan.
Washington, ID. c.; Virgil s. Howard, Montreal,
Canada; Bailey & Jacobs, Buffalo, N. y; Thomp-
son 4 Co., Albany, NY; Hamden & Co, Wall
John, n. b.; Harndon s. Co., 3 Court street
boston; Walker & Co., Concord, n. H.; winslow
y Co., Portland and Bangor, Me-; Forbes &
walker Portsmouth and Newburyport; A. W.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
NOTICE.

A NY responsible individuals on other islands or
"a in other counties who will act as agents for
this paper, by securing subscribers or adycrtisements
and sending us shipping intelligence, or news ard
communications Of general interest, shall be entitled
TO IA liberal commission for their Trouble. We would
esteem it a favor TO be notified as soon as possible
by any who would undertake the business, that the
necessary arrangements may be promptly made.
May %. CIV
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Crockery Ware.
SundlipS.
Books.

ECOR sale at this Office, Blink ersloock's Law of
a War; Curtis Admiralty Digest; do Convcyan-
Ger; do Merchant Seainen; Stevens * Ecueeke on
Insurance; Story on Hailmcnts; do do Constitution,
3 vols; do do Partnership; DO do Ellis Exchange;
Bancroft's L. s., 3 vols; Go do abridged, 2 vols;
Chandler's Trials; Edwards Anatomy: Espy on
Storms; Hecren's Greece; Hillhouse Tragedies. 2
vols Life in Mexico, 2 vols; Louis on Phthisis; FER
dinand and Isabella, 3 vols; Sponsors poetical
Works. ) vols; Totten's Naval Text Book: Towns
heads Facts; Trial of Jesus.
Nav %.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Stationery,

sNOR Sale at this Office -Sard-BoXcs Rulers,
q tiie-Presses, Ca new and useful article for fling
papcrs,) Folders, Waters, Steel Pens, Black Sand,
Tanners Ink, (pint, 8 OF. and OF. bo,les,) Razor
Strops, Game of DIR. Busby, Boxes Alphabets, Qor
children, Silver Cigar-Holders, Bristol Board, Trans
parent WATERS, Wax Taper Candles, Cor counting-
rooms and chambers Sheets Lines. Receipt Books.
sets of Ledgcrs, Journals, Day-Books, various sizes
Russia Binding, Blank-Books, Memorandum Tucks.
May -. If
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
II II o s L c Il s
FOR PUBLISHING A NEW SERIES OF THE
POLYNESIAN

WEEKLY JOURNAL OF -FOUR PAGES,
YMSO contain more matter than the old Polynesian.
"A ana to be devoted to the Interests OF the Coun-
try, Commerce, Agriculture, and Literary and Scien-
the intelligence. It's columns will be open TO tie
discussion of all subjects which may interest the
community, avoiding all personality or intcmperate
defamation. 1t will be tAe steady endeayor of the
Editor to sustain it in an independent and impartial
manner,-l's general principles being similar to those
maintained in the former Polyncsian; and, by tho
and OF the Foreign Residents, he hopes to make il
deserving Of a liberal share OF their patronage.
TERMs-$G per annum.
Inc paper will be continued annually, without fail,
provided 1t secures sufficient subscribers to detray the
cost Of publication.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER,

r1N III American low-decked brirantine
I'm LAFAYETTE, two years old, strong
60 w ly built; %coppered, put in thorough
z1a -. order within six months-has IA full
inventory, Two suits Of sails, heavy chains and an
clors, newly spared, and is in fine order for any
voyage. Her burthen is one hundred and fifty tons
has a poop cabin and a small after one below. She
can carry below deck two hundred tons weight and
measurement, beside Il deck-load of lumber, cattle,
moiasses, etc, and is admirably adapted for the CO.
lumbia River or Cols' trade. For further particl-
lars inquire of c. BREWER & CO., or
May %. If j. J. JARVES.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
NOTICE.

Honolulu, Oahu, SaadWich Islands,
Septemier !, ls43.
TEvHE firm of FIERCE & BREWER was dis
D. solved on the 3ist ultimo, having expired by
limitations; the affairs of the late concern will bc
settled by Mr.. Charles Brewer, at these Islands, OF
Mr.. Henry A. Pierce. in Boston, Mass, United
States of America.
The business will be continued by Messrs. Charles
Brewer, J. F.. b. Marshall, and Francis Johnson,
under the firm of G. Brewer & Co, commencing on
this date. HENRY A. PIERCE.
MAY %. If CHARLES BREWER.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Is % Il JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED
AT THE
POLYNESIAN OFFICE.
TERMS OF THE POLYNEsIAN.

81 sUBscRIPTIoN - So per annum, PAYABLE in
advance; half year, $3.50; quarter, So; single
copies, 20 cents; six copies, 81; three, so cts.
~ ADvERTIsING.-A square, 50 for first three
Insertions oo cents for each continuance; more
than half a square, and less than a whole SI,b0
Tor frst three insertions, and 30 cents for each
coh'iluance; half a square, or less, 81 for first
three Insertions, 25 cents for each continuance.
IL" TERMS OF YEARLY ADvERTIsING favorable,
ana maze known on application to the Editor.
ILL., Marriages, Deaths. Notices. Cards. &c in.
serted as advertisements, except when desired as
matters Of charity.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
CODnrtMnrshin Notice.

VDyIlE undersigned have entered into q Copartncr-
"a ship for the purpose of carrying OH the HOUSE
CARPENTER business, in its various branches, and
respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage.
n. B.-Work done at the shortest notice. and in
the best and most workmanlikc manner.
MARTIN s.. RODGERS,
r b. SHELLEY.
Honolulu, May 22d, 1s44. CIV
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Il, IL. ~BOAEDMAN.

W.fTCH-NfKER g. JEWELLER,
r"o HAS for sale, an assortment of Jewelry
I'm, Clocks, &c. ChrOnOmetors cleaned. repaired,
GA.ISsand accurate rates given.
Honolulu, MAY %. If
Polynesian., 1844-06-01

lognes, buffers, hook do. cupping do, syrup bottles,
pitchers and plates.
CrOckery Ware.
China tea sets, brown ware do do, dinner sets,
ewers and basins, water pitchers, bowls and mugs.
Astral and solar wicks, Britannia cups, do mugs,
do pitchers, do communion set, do top molasses
Jugs, do casters.
Sundiies.
Mus,cts, bricks, sea coal, grindstones. anchors,
chain cables, %cooper's anvils.
Wanted,
American and European bills of exchange.
May %. If
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
T.. z. LORlNG * CO.,
SNIP CHANrDLERT, HARD IRE, Sc,
VALPARAISO.

IT. n. B.-Agency and Commission Business at
tended to, and Money advanced to Whale Ships
for Drafts on the United States or. England, on
the most favorable terms. May ~.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Dissolution.

FENHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
III the firm of VINCENT Il HOLDEN, is this
day dissolved. All business Of the concern will be
settled by William s. Holden.
CHARLES W. VINCENT,
WILLIAM 5. HOLDEN.
Honolulu, May l4th, 1874. 3w
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
To Let,

1&l,fSA A Stone House, suitable for store, shop, stor
,'sIa,ag or the auction business. Also, lodging
rooms for gentlemen. Inquire at this office.
May %. It
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Books.

Books.
lSTORY ofthe Hawaiian or Sandwich Islands,.
ka embracing their Antiquities, Mythology, Lee
gends, Discovery by Europeans in the sixteenth
century, re-discovcry by Cook, with their civil, re-
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
Wanted.

Wanted,
oS GhEhGhPOUNDS Sterling. in British GoYern-
eSNYSYHG ment Bills, for which cash will be
Paid, at the rate Of Is. cd. per dollar. if applied for
soon. by {. BREWER 4 co.
May 9.
Polynesian., 1844-06-01

~ & II. GRIMES, have received, by late arri-
ma walls from United States, England. sydney
and Nalparaiso. the following articles. VIZ
Polynesian., 1844-06-01
For Sale.

TOT NDIe.
4 Boston built four wheeled BUGGY. lined with
"A drab-colorcd cashmere. Also. a harness. In
qullc OF j. J. JARVES.
May %. If
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
VENTE PUBLIQUE
De TERRES,
Bureau dos Terres deS Opelousas, Louisiana,
ELS townships suivants scront otIorta en- vento nu
~ bureau dos terros aux oPdlousas,
Lundi, 80 DeCcnbrc, 1914,

SNNUTK
Township fractionnairc trois, nord de la rang6e troiS,
est,
Township un Nord, ct township fractionnairc tfois
nord dc la rangce quatre, est.
Township lractionnaire quatre, nord dos ranges cinq
ct six, est.
Townships sept ct hut, sud, exccpt6 Ia section trente-
et-un du dcrnier, de la rangGo onze. Quest,
Townships sept ct hut sud, c~xceptd'la section trenteN
six du dernier, de la rnng6c douzot quest.
Sections un, dcux, trois, dix, ONE, douze, treizc, qua
torze, quinze. vinst-cinq, %yingt-six, yingt-scpt, tTente-
trois, trente- quatre, ircnte-cinq ct trente-atx, dams 10
township sept, sud, de Ia rangec treiza Quest,
Sections uu a cling iuclusivement, hut a quin2c inclu-
sivemcnt, yingt-ct.un a vingt-neuf measurement ct
trentc- deux trentc.six measurement, dams 10 town
ship hut, sud dc la rangde treize, Quest.
Sections doux a quatre measurement, dix a qlinzc in
clusivement, vingt-lrois a ~vingt-six inclusivomcnt
ct section trentc-cinq, danslc township ncul, sud d.
la rang6e trcize, Quest.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
NeFte nEr % @onrlogs2areM0es

GERONs vcndues a renchere publique, par lie sous
~ sign6 jugc dc paroisse, pour la puroisse, ST. Lam
dry.
Luadi oaxe Nopembrc proclaim dc rdnnte 1914.
A la dernierc residence dc fcu Pierre A. Guillory, situGo
ct placee dams la grandc prairie, pres la Vile Platte,
en- Ia dite ~pnfoisse, toutes les prophecies appartennnt au
d6funt, consistent; en- un certain
Lot do Torrain,
Sur lequel lie dGfunt residait, borne dun cole par Ia
torre dc Etienne Coule au ct dc lautre cote par lc do
maine public, ct dc Ia contenance dc gupttoxingts
acres snperfciels. nn negrc, dix chevaux, neuf b6tes d
cornes donces, une Cal6che, unc charctte a cheval, M
petit Chariot, mcubles &c. &c.
Les Conditions d la Vcnte.
A. G~ARRIGUEs, Juge de Pnroisse.
10 Octobrc 1914.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
M. POLK EFT SEES TTTRES A LA PREsI-
DEMO"

lie mots places en- tete de ret article senblcront
assurGment fort oranges a bien des gems qui, de-
pnis lie choix dc NJ. Polk par la Convention To-
cofoco de Baltimore, sc sont vainement 6vertues
il dtcouvrir les titres de cc candidat ct les actions
patriotipies quill pent ayoir conmises. oul dit
titres en- cGet, lorsqu'il s'agit dun homne p%oliti-
que, ct surtout de celni qu'on vcut porter a la
pr6sidence, dit de grand services rendus au pays,
dc hautcs fonctions digucmcnt r~emplies, une
tongue experience des afa Tres, tout &c qui con-
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
: = Is w @ . 9
CoNDITION Ms:
psr praafE TouTEs LES sEMAlsEs, FAX
JOSEPH ETTER'
+. Rurs,n ..t pitue dams " Court street" en- face De Ia
Maison de Cour.

ov,..,xr-P an, payable d'avance, 80 90 90
: Do, payable avant expiration = de e s a ms,s, : ; 90
Fin ieition dun Care ID de- ss pas I p,us e ae ne
liEnes, $ !. pour la premiere m foin, o, o uSgH n'e pp soit I autre-
en- ,n'o an siaDnn It pa paisroat en- CONSEQUENCE: n.i U@s nd dc,
duction liberalc sera fate pour les avis mseres pour
une tongue periodic, LOrsque le temps a dc finss de0n
ne sera pas specific, ellie sera contlnnee ? ? e m"bI;ca uton
mo;s 81 paiera en- consequence mas IA PupNcattoh
a %ors avis, on Ia continuation d'aucune sonscr!p-
ton ne sera arrctte, tant que le Pri1 men aura pom point
6te pave, ct a moins que PEditeur men a'oiue
autrement.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Toute personnc uyant a fare yaloir IN droit dc pro-
~enlption sur auctn DIES tcrraina situes dams les hniites
des townships colossus cnumeres, est inyitce 4 EN- 6ta-
bir la prcupe a Ia satisfaction dt directeur ct du rece-
veur au bureau dcs tcrres dou lie rtssortent et a on CT
fcctucr lc Placement aussit6tque Iairc Ne pourra, q dater
du present sTfsSet aYnnt Il commencement do la vcntc
pubique du township emhFassant 10 terrain rcclum6
sous peine de u porte De son droit. Tho II. BLAKE.
G6mmiasaife da bureau general des Terres
BUREAU DIES TARaEA, Opelousas, lie, Ter. Oct. 1874,
p. L.@HEBRARD, Register.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10
METELLA.

L'automnc ietait sur la terre lie rcfet de son
manteau de dGuil dGia les fcuilles commcn-
caicnt a s~'cuvoler sur i'ailc dcs brises, mails lie
ciel du village d'Albano 6tait %toujours blcu, car
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

DECEDEE.-Dans ccttc paroisse Samedi
dernier lie 5 %courant, de la tevre congcstive,
Mde. CHARLorTE SwAYzE, 6pouse de Mr.. G.
L.. Swayzc, dams sa 29me. aimee.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

No,rc dGputation Wing, a la Convention dc
Baton Rouge, est partie Vendredl dcrnier par lie
Steamer Lodi; ellie comptait dams scs rangs vingt
ct ~quelqnes personnes, toutes onim6es du neil
leur esprit, plcine de conliance, ct determines
) ne point roster en- %arriere, ct a rivaliser def
forts, avec leurs concitoyens DIES autres paroisses
de hEtat, pour lie success de la cause Wing, Leur
nombre cut etc bie, plus grand, sans les ""'a-
dies oui regnent encore dams quelques sections
de nos Campagnes, ct beaucouP Inhabitants Sc
raicnt accourus sous Ia noble banniere que le
patriotisme du beau sexe de st. Landry leur a
oferte. GrAces vous soient rcnducs Mesdames!
Nous saurons meriter yos %sourires ct vos vrux.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-10

Les adversaires de Mr.. Clay sent tcllenlent
embarrassGS pour le trouVer en- defauI qulls
n'ontadautre resource que dc revenir d satlete
sur des attaques auquelles on Il cent fois ct VIC
to rieusement r6pondu a Faide DIES fats. lis ont
settlement Soin de ~rajcunir tant bicn que NAL ces
~attaqucs, en- les ornant DIES rGvess deslenr imagi-
nation on dos interpretations quklls tfouvent dams
lcur profonde ignorance DIES hommes ct DIES cho-
SEES. Ainsi hier encore, unc feuille locofoco
sous preteXte d'emdgistrer contfe Mr.. Clay lie
t6moigno2e dc certains wings, reSient encore
surle "marchd politiqne'' concIu entrc M. Clay
ct NJ. Adams. Ceei, prouye encore me tois que
cette lcuille on ne connait pas les fats on man
que de bonnie fol. C'est IN dilcmme OF ellie
semble Sc placer assez velontiers. MATS i cette
accusation, molte depuis l%ongtemps, ellie aloute
q~uelqnes erjoliremenS quivalent Ia peine d ere
relieves. Ainsi ellie met dams la bouche de M.
j. q, Adams des paroles qui flGtrisscnt les an
cicns ct les n~ouyeaux fGd6ralistcs, ct ellie pretend
quill faut les appliquer aux wings ct partant d
Nj. Clay, CONNIE representant de &C. action.
Les paroles fussent Giles contre lei whigs2 que
prouvent-elles surtout contre Nj. Clay? La
feuille laquelle nous faisons ~allusion, he SC rap.
relic pas sans doute que, dams Pune des dernieres
sessions du Congress, M. Adams saisit loccasion
de temoigner de sa haute cstime pour M. Clay
dams DIES tcrmes qui ne laissaient pms le molndre
place, a une arriere-pens6e. II Il peut-etrc de
BONES raisons pour que CO souvenir hit 6chapp6:
! on ne Sc souvient d'ordinaire que de &C qu'on
Il Sill.
: la feiIille l%ocofoco ne sc rappelle pas non plus
$ que lie dignc general Harrison y %toujouFs ME les
plaintes qu'on lui await Attributes, soft contre ID
: part wlig, soft contre M. Clay lai-meme. o
e Ia dcnGgation dun homme CONNIE le Genera
S Harrison est dune toute autre valeur que le e
$ moignage DIES %journaux %locotoco dams lesquel
lhistoire a etc puisGe.
La feuille %locofoco ne Sc raPpellc sans dout
pas non plus quill n'cxista point d'homme poiiti
que dc quelqne influence qui porte le nom de 3
Badger. 81 c'est de George M. Badgerqa'eh
X a pretcndu parlcr ellie aurait dd Sc rappeter gu
Get honorable citoyen qui fut, 81 notle memoir
ne nous tromp6 point, Iun dcs metnbres du Ga
II binet du general Harrison, est I'M DIES plus .siI
a ceres amis dc NJ. Clay, ct one, ssiLa etc m'
lie mentanGment I'm DIES partisaus politiques dn g
s. neral jackson, il a etc bien yite gueri {
nc cette laiblesse.
te 4 tous ccs oublia, la faslillc locofoc
us pour etre fdele d son systefNe, ajoute vi
co toutc petite ealornnie; 'Lcs Wings reule
as la dissolufioA de pUnion." &c sont probabl
ms ment les wings de la Caroline du Sud qui .
cs' delnandG la dissolution de PUnion ce sont Ct
re- sans doute qui ont tour a tour arbore sur leurd DR.
et peau: ssI,arif on desunion" "Texas GU dc
union" Apres tout, Ia calomnie nest peut-et
encore qu'un oubli, d Ia faCon dc ceux que con
"a met la leuille locofoco.