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Wan uermutbet num- uno ale umitdnoe
0eben oabin es su beitdtieen, oab oiele
neberreite bic oes 6errn Selielon fino.
Sc wuroe oamals elm @irtb Namens
2lbertlon auf Seroadt ben &rdmer ers
mcrcet 3u baben arretirt aber wieoer frei.
8elafen. inoem tein binldnelibes 3euenib
ee9en ibn beruoreebrabt peroen fonnts.
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porf wobnbaft iein fol-, ifebt in 8eroabt
babel betbeilet eewsien 6u fein. - 0er
Srt no bic ueberrefte beeraben eetpeien
waren. mar oamals 7 Meilen BON Der
ndbitenBobnune entfernt.- geibts bleibt
peribwieeen." eeba patriot. %
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nob Sine Sine psrurtbeilt purbe, CAB
ouf Griuben foleenoe Grlduteruneen.
8ir tbeilen oieielben nit. neil 1ie Man,
DIEM ols 8arnuno oieuen burften.
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Saiben enes alten Siireers elmer Stabt
5u plunoern, ionoern beibrdnfte MIDI inns
mer auf Bremoe uno eanoleute."
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NnDeienoer.
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Die in einem Smnibus ODER nabocm bic
poitfutibe anfommt. ibren @elobeutel
ooer Safbenbiber berpor3ieben uno oarin
tramen, iino iiber entlpeoer 9anoleute
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Die, pelbe oos ndmlidbe auf DampfbSten
ooer Dor Der Sbeaterfahe tbun. Serner
fir iolbe Die Dor Den @lasfaffen Der 96s
oen eaffeno ffeben bleiben, auf offener
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beiuben auf Der Strabe ifebeno lanee In.
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Quffern ooer Sbif eiien, ODER nit Dem Of
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bin ib iiberieGet, oab er ..0rin." 1T uno
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ter Die .6dnoe unierer Sunft. Ourb els
ne lanee grfabrun9 babe icb oeie 3eiben
belfdnoie als betpdbrt oefunoen."
Die @abrbeit oiefer ibarfIinni9en Se.
obabtuneen mub ieeer Stdoter auaeben
uno eeibt oen Sbldffel weebalb 8Graer
elmer Staot bel rpeitem ieltener oes Sn.
baltes ibrer &afben beraubt weroen als
Sremoe.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-02
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
To the Cui.ens of Richmona.

Permit US, fellow citlzens some Of the MANY Wbiv
Voess" who gave OF tho meeting on to- night and
td'se who concu'Sed with the proprsy Of at noco
20 aN you 10 permit the leading editorial in
Wing TO have no influence upon your minds Come 10 thai
meeting Hear The parties fairly. and Judge for yourselves
dspassona,ey There interests stake in the
asueh OF Tue next LEGISLATURE Interests OF vital mpor.
tance TO the city Of Richmond affecting It's general pros
Perv-h'eress which DO not hinge upon any branch Of
Pohca creed not common TO all the candidates aud TO
V1nes you nead representative who possesses that
weight Of character and personal popularity among the
neosIs OF 'ne LEGISLATURE necessary to render HIM
efficient esont in carrying them II lie hc-s things
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
TOBACCO TRADE

BY the last Steiner, learn that the Chancellor Of the
EFeb'q1cr announced to the House hst he should pro-
pose any change The duty on Tobacco. We sIso learn
that our to~nsman, Mr. JAHEs Cray he's The buying Of
the To5aeeoes contracted for by the French Government
as well as tie Iasn TCbsecots These large orders ia
log Into the hands Of m,n will lessen competition in
tbs n'kei' ard prevent prices being Up very hgh bu
at the sane time tie market viii be more steady and Ice.
fgcuaIng and doubt the Planters will obtpn good price.
Tor good ond hns Tobacco the Shippers will also 20 to
work We advise the planters cure and season their To
baeeo WE'LL aud sssotI weprIe IL In safe keeping order
~ not TOO Org let Il be plant open free and In
hhd'' 10 weigh rom liCO TO ljOOlbs, hefths Toblc.
60 70 very ~ ii" not do h Ip nor for the Ferch mar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
Correspondence If ~. rAil.. yo.fl Am.,iean.

~" OK, MHrch rs, u. VI.
The continued agitation 81 the Mexican qi,estioI haa
tended {" depress STOCKS l more aud price, mn, be
quoted al Isl per cent lower on the aI- SONG al
e strongest houses In the Sellers but as bte
stated, II may be oil a rga.
fohucs begin to wax rather waun.
a Jury as asoa U.iH5ed ny Polly BJdine the r.,
leave yoa To conjecture, merely stating that one Cd NE
Jurors has stated that he slept u room adjoining Guoisr
and u upon hearing noise he should look in and see ar
dead on the floor, and another with bloody r Hr
he would not pronounce him guilty The other ur bre
ci a similar class.
The Cotton market ], quiet with sales OF 1000 bhss4t
t advance tor the week. which holders are firm; GENES
'ee' Ohio and Michigan Flour Si75sIsl with rncderae
sales Southern Si.5Oli62 BYE Flour S325s3 O0 Jcr.
.ey Meal S2sOa?,G2; sales Of whna, or Barey 1000
bushels Southern Cora AZ whsh is little cheaper Oats
2'a3J Rye 6SI aoa Ashes have advanced 80 cent? per
ca" since the HrrYs Of ihe steamer Chic new Mes Pork
has sc'aneed to $3.50. old gil 37ali So Ohio Lard in
barrels 5i; kegs -; Hay 3ja40; Whiskey 23a2I; n o.
hoIas-es To arrive NJ % ct; cargo Of Trinidad rein
ere on private terms, but a, advance; reh4ers will
w van R az h' trinidad to atRys. AMI OF For.
stock Exchange % B,ard--575 Sioaington iIt4l} rs
East Boston 1875 SD fnmers Loan 3-i: 100 Norvio and
worcester IOaIUti 80 Long Island rs; IS Mor D. SO
Canton ieb.
Public bo,rd-sTf Farmers Loan sss 100 Isog L.
land 76ta3; 100 No.~ich and Worcester 70a7Ca.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26

WASHINGTON. Eacc'i 80. 1915
JEeic has been to-day that ehsnse s
10 lie made in the Cabnoi-lhsI Mr. Buchanan !. TO bs
made Judge Of the u . Supreme Court all the y.eal-
oecs-oned by the death OF Judge Baldwin, and that Mr.
Walker. h"w OF the Treasury IS be transferred The
State DEPARTMENT The change would be good one bu,
".the iIe TUnor "a relation ~ it IS not il more
than know. Morc thsn doubtful.
T. pretty generally unders'yJl ;ai VI. Skinner Third
AsssisG; Poet Master General will receive notice To leave
early weekihai Miller, the Second Asss;s
wi succeed NM and hat Col Medii, Oi Oaio III sue
coed d.. Miller. The office Of Second Ass!stas, Fu.,
master General IS very mpJflah; une inasmuch az IL
makes, with the appreciation Of the Head Of tire Depar-
ment oil the removals and appointments ct Posma.iers
all over the county Hence different, from DR.. Mil
ler who is Ty.oriie wanted till It, wne II being
dangerous 10 the Doctor siogeher some sup
pose, consequence ofh knowledge o. and p7-t,cs;ion
IN certain arrangements which have been hitherto made
that gentleman transferred 20 office with the same sal
/ airy 2JUOl as the one he leaves. IA exchange
said TO be robbery. however unbeeysr IN tie
doctrine that Capt TyeTs brother n-aw will be retained
IN any Office, secrets Or no secrets.
Eli Moore, VI New Yoik,-yOu have heard ri Eli -
has been sstonshed =. How think you IL done Why,
ne paid visit Gov. Marcy, IN the Governors sanetum
s1efoTgw-and there he behed in close conab with the
Secretary OF War, Mr.. Postmaster Gtahsm u New
York, and MT. Charles 4. Nekle What could those
offensive Tyerifes want at pure Democrat william.
l.. MGfcyl Mr.. Moore nearly tainted OF COURSE,
hardly able 20 get away tell the tale his ssonshuent
IL Is said that the Austrian Charge des Ahlirship-ihe
place that doa from full lassicn ~ tso wicked
Senate. after Mr.. McucN nsde his Teas so1erset
10 be given TO Mr J. g. Harris. who caves here this
evening Tor his home Nashville 50 he doesn't edit the
Polk organ. II he gets the nomination. he will also get
rejection. 50 every body snysuersiOe II be true
II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore Patriot.
PIIIIAnEI pyTa NJ ~ ,

- TT1LNDtI-F HTA, March "a a, Vt,
he safes on Saturday ga 900 State. S. sold a.
40; 5000 Texas Treasury notes. l2s; $1,000 Reading
ponds. o. q s'O shares WILMINGTON K ga 10 ~ o. Cas-
33s; l0o Heading r. ASKS U. $ Rank t. r,nn.yIya,,
26i; Ill Girard, 81
a, Second HoarI-S2000 Leigh c., rs a, 1874; s3;Oo
CheSaPsAke s. Delaware Canal Loan at Get: 600 VII
mngion X. 6's, 80 Is. ~ $1,000 do '35 nj a:
$1,000 State So at Is l. 1875 shares tirard Bank al 81 n
wilmington T. at 81 80 Lehsh at 1915 II SheuykilI
Navigation 81; > Cam. Kan. X. iIOi
The MafSet-Flcur rather quie, on SATURDAY. CON
non brands were worth i,aj; Corn Meal and Rye Aur
noi much doing NJ alteration in prices; arrival, of
wheat good and PRIME res qroted 81 9j: sale,
OF Prime y. OIiean, Sugar Il c. 4 mos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
MEETING IN BARBOIIR

meeting Of large and respectable portion Of the ci-
nte"s ut Barbour c1uny held the Court House Of
said couuy, on the Sd day OF Mach l6l5 TO take into
confederation the tcoa of tbs Legislature OF Virginia in
references to certain rights oi tho Northwestern portion OF
the State.
On motion, Col Henry Eturm was called 10 IN. chsi,
and Edwin ID. Wilson appointed Secretary
Tic object ~ the meeting bong explained by John 8
Duncan The Chair appointed tho following gentlemen 10
orc" up 'es'uens expressive Of the sense Of the meet
ing viz
John 3. Garlic, General Isaac Booth Thomas NJ. Hin.
No,h e. CoIlsy, David Holder David J. Morgan, Charlie,
:. Hall, William =. Wilson, John -. WoodfyrJ Is, II
Morn. Joshua Gliscoek, John lIo James L. Burbridos
and Jacob Tesf, IT, who retired and after some time re-
'irned and submitted the following preamble and
winch were unanimously adopted, viz:
whereas, TIC PEOPLE u North Western Virynia hav. M
a unes and under all circumstances endesyored 10 pro
mole the beat insress Of the whole bay
ing adhered with ready ard Implicit obrIisars Ia the
Of the land; aud being ready Of all umeI 10 do aoybi
si'ent with honor and principle for the advancement Of The
general Interests u ancen State, nnd consid Than
selves entitled IN with their fellow ci.ens of tbs
State az large, 10 an eqGl participation In the admin,a
ton OF is GJyernmeHt aud that the late General Assem-
bly, BY s course having refused tho cell Of convention
to enable obtain or lust share of rspressott -
the General Assembly, and by is seton on To bill FOR Nh,
right Of way N the Baltimore add Ohio Rail Road bss
shewn an utter disregard Of the rights Of this portion Of the
Commonwealth.
Resoived b. this meeting. That the recent seton m.
Legislature Of VTgni1 upDa TIC application Of the B,l6
more and Oao REl Road Company Tor leave 4,
men d0ad on the OMo river, at point further South
ihaa ParkersbuTg was gross and plp,hs voaon OF on,
bh ana as such well calculated - exotic our deepest In
dgnaion tnd adds il opinion bat another feature ~
hose many acts Of oppTesi1n smln1ng from our eastern
ore'hTcn by which haze been s,orceJ and
our figh'' U1nplrd upon
Resolved. Fnli The act,a u die l,-..i,ire u,,, The
subject above referred to, pefso ~ /. it 10, well cal
enia'"d 10 se'er hi Few remaining ties which connect n,
with the eastern portion NJ the Sirte
Received, That tie psssage Of the Baltimore end OH,
Nri hood through his section Of the State would Inv. de-
ve'ped our 'umbeng osourcts increased tho y,lne Of our
ands' augmented population. snI advanced our inter-
esls ~ every conceivable shape
Resolved That those representing The "jsmes River .nd
ksn'Th' improvement" hsY, deals s,s blow u western
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
"ruE LAST TYLER MAN,

Thee 1ulSt add suppressed hume. in the follow ing
description NJ scene which occurred the La. ngh OF
tie !si- session o CIngre--. it, powers and legs. .x
Irnce properly expired IL o'clock. r. W. on the Sd
March though there always ire stretch
ing about that ro,e. Thst member should .tise Z, n
constitutional Question: just that same hour OF mid niet
-risc 80 prove u House. md consequently that n.
had no s1' tn be regarding ons-is idea 50 ex
qusitey Qualsbnmsh that it could never have occurred
any other mind hsu ri, who found IN. Constitutional
power OF annexing TeSs- IL ihe War pow-r!
THL L4sE "TYLra" MAx.-T3e R.yenu, Guitar hin.
which had been vetoed by John Tyler was taken 10 a,
late hour in the House Mondiy night and raised l26
10 3l-hus NetnDg the While the yeas md nav. on
this were being called, s4ys the pendent OF the New
afk Daily Advertiser the hour OF ~ arrived and the .
unsnishrd dipiYmss from Virginia, (Mr. Bayy) taking
conspicuous position m front OF the Speakers cb,r
shouted at the top ct his voice. "Mr Speaker Mr. Spes.
cry. Order order from the House-wh.n rsi.iny M.
voice siil hsh"r aId with raised and mis- long I'm
gers pointed towards the clock, sud the other extended m,
The objection OF The Speaker, lie rxrsined-Mr sneak
er: ] will DO heard! rise 20 a CoAsrIu1isyAI Ors.
-" This created shout Vt laughter The Sneaker
commanded that the cali proceed witou. interruption and
the last Iyerman" was seen more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26

To ths Edftors 81 he Wh4g:
In paper ct yesterday observe invitation Ia lie
Swings OF Ri:hmonj" under the signature OF "Many
Wing Voter - attend pubic meeting the Old Fellows
iis '- r-n's for thu purpose Of hearing. appears
on 1'e accompanying tae invitation under the sam.
siy'.'e discussion OF the Texa. question by Mr. Ly-
wb'ca the other Wing candidates. for the City are
rri esIej - participate. Of iynprant OF the
number. character cf the "Many Wing vo.r..
~hc have thus expressed their desire hear this
su6 therefore perhsp. hazard that venture 10
diner rm ,lem In their opinion ,he benefits TO eri,e
rum - the IPAig But OF the candidates
WHO perhaps be expected engage in the discus
sior. IL ,s,s place. hope shall be pardonei saying
that caan1i sgrce to attend s proposed meeting any
.rch purpose. Ii tbs Wings of Richaond desire TO hesr
any more NJ my opinions upon tins subject than have al
faidy maze pubic. which have believed and
public discussion OF them stsl be invited by any men,
her oi the Democratic psy. shall promptly obey the call
BatI csnuot discuss TINS question: with ernte-
msn protesting to be 81 the political party with my
set, ana before audience designed be composed of
Wings onv ] can conceive ct no good that can
afiss from such discussion, while think / forssee
much harm. II, unfortunately. there exist difference,
OF opinion this subject among the Wings, aad IT, o.
u said. these dicsegccs Idisereety referred TO-
rs 20 DO likely o produce neurabe discord" Psrty
is IL az all probable, that thesc differences can DO r.
conciled. this dSeord harnonIcd by public d.cu..ou
in which Wing shall he arayed sysinst Why the passion,
OF the speaker bscome excited likely 10 bs tie
case, and that excitement by natural sympathy commun
Gated to the friends Q. each cannot think Ii any,
ing could be devised better calculated another
produce still greater dscnons among u. and 10 give 10
these dssentioBs distinct organization. and form and
feeling OF hostility. i. IN my judgment the proposed dis
custom have thvosht proper q make th. statement
public that absence from thu meeting may not be cum
posed imply any personal respect 10 tosa who
called H. tho distinguished geutenln who j. to aI
dnc.s it. HENRY l.. BROOKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
HARRISON srNAronIAI. pI.rn,.-r

Col siringsr, snd possibly also Col Daniel Kiuctsios
ore he D'moe'ais candidates for this D.set lately re-
presented by Mr. Stinn.
The WhiTs have put into the Geld Tho. s. Pdm, Es1,
man Il hard, sound, prscdes every day good sense in
other v"rd Ib9 very sort Il ls People ought
10 sntGus, with The law.mskiog power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26


So.yr.-Ths Washington correspondent Il til. New
YORK Tribune writes under date OF the lS!h insI the fol-
lowing - Gait. Pet.
THE 6oarders to-day Colsmaas Hotel were taken By
surprise TO hears round Of applause s jansf table,
10 dark, curious looking, eroSseysd man. rsng and
waving ms with violence the general
eoustesnaIon prevailed Tor time around the I90e
Some weIe disposed TO cry A fight, fight" fair
play, &c. Alter SONS confusion IL dscosere thsI
few Louise mans hid assembled together celebrate the
anniversary Of Gen. JseAsoas 5ir Day and that The se
rlenan excited aforesaid MAJ Dave1Ac XT Morse
Ot Louisiana, sentiment which cGsaIei all IN. us,
81 the plbc table Alter the surprise created by such
proceeding had suhsidei. treated rca DESERT
mot lie Is5.e at are various and iucongEuOcs
grace the tastes Of pUlc houses Hickory cream
FFs &c. &c Mr.. Morse saId. among things Ihat
Gen. Jackson tod him they would ia Heaven, and
would know each cirr, cT where ihe.e idsnny there
consciousness; Ihri after death nc iOavezac would iise
rom the grave to Keep of h. eyes this Republic
ih1t nc afraid Of with Eagland that he had
lse campaigns in AZ belly Is queer place Tor the Msiors
Courage ge,niiG.tr That should arse again he
SJud evoke Tho Old i.s5o o tho lIerIlas eir, IL ht would
' bust s marble easement he would Nashville AID
aod M that Old cooked hat which 10 had New o.
!ea.s. end that hsy which u.irous the sun OF
hute;i;z and iUn 90 h.i-yen would i!.e up tread
down the e'ceusf,S o England. ..rI -n..An. in this
81 Tor about ~ minuis., he concluded ~ ,,ins--
"'Gen. JaCE-vv-H living or IecJ, a!~ays i'm.
nOIfgl. ."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
PETE BuRG

Hugh A. Garland, Esq., hoe received the Locofoeo no.
minhion TO represent the Of Petersburg IN the mex,
House Of Delegates. Weil-we like the nomins,ion-for
our brother Syme will know that he no, got no child play
before hin. aud will address himself to ,hc work with hi.
characteristic tneigy aod ability We infer from Mr. Gar
lands domination, that The "Demoeracy las they are pleas
ed to es! hemselyes) seriously propose carry town
II there breakers ahesd tie Whgs have the eomfor, OF
having able pilot the helm There ~l 40 doubt be
an animated CANVAS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
MASSACHUSETTS SENATOR
John Davis. Esq man OF tue and high at.ss !. the
designated successor OF Nj Bates in iae Ssnnte
PiTTSYIVaNIa

We gather from the Lynehbarg vrg.a.aa .: Monday
that W. P. Tonsra aud Jane, Lsn.ef Esgs are the hg
Candidates Tor The House OF Delegates is great Wing
county, snd will be eec'si course Both have
The at"f s"d enthn's'm Vi Mr. Tun,,l lcornbned with
his Lne 'ah are wanted To correct The AHaSyuo tenden.
ces OF the House OF Delegle-lo is action and
throw spr, int it, proceedings. We welcome his
reInrn rlost cnriiailY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26

CtsEvoYAset-Hr Raymond, a ro.dicsi writer, rather
celebrated IN Paris wag nauilss the following nsi-
dent en- ii.- nwa auhoriy:-Dait Pat.
friend pu1ris5 st the appsrent accuracy Of sonnam-
bulsi usk,d what hs tis !rsuogat0s faiher then
doing. ~ answer he tod tst -, father visible
long wsy Of and number of details weio giyeu exac:.
" -peciiyug how the father engaged
- fear you have made slight anlehroni.m-rsy fsih.
a." fad the nurlhsai c,bICytr, hss btsn dead these
twenty yeats"
"No, sir m, m'ilk,! Yor appear to i0rgstr replied
The s1mnsmb1isi, that 1t lkes wise child 70 know bis
own father"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
POSED
PUBLIC MEETING OF WINGS,
For Wednesday, s O'Clock II. VI.

o'IiocR Ps
The Wings Of Richmond are invited NOT TO
attend the proposed meeting for this evening" at o'clock
st the Odd Fellows Hail."
The Meeting Is announced. In order TO enable osr Of
the c'ndidniesio address the People upon certain sub
Jee Now. as do think IL proper to make any sub
!ect % this line issue calculated TO produce dscord in
tho wing ranks take upon myself the responsibility Of
inviting Tho otter candidates for the City" NOT to take
pnrt in said discussion.
AT LEAST ONE VINO yor.a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-26
SYDNEY SMITH.


S,dney Smith was almost the uuy certainly by far IN.
beet repre- euta,i,- Of the Se,l. aud swift .l.. i'm the
MN. ,eenth century Tn. ela. ~. ma an n. ,mro.. of
men ct a.ni.. social AN.
IL snpss each r,i,.. are ,oore yalurd b.
caV-e th.ir re.d,r.- in .h,xs h,, ,hsi,
thoue A. are ,h,ir owo-nnd 49, ,tclsu. IN ,ocis IN
pas cum. al the more readily h.e.us /. known h, thr
can sand tho tee, u mint Men OF Tins class do moi rrr
biz yoatoes. I'm, MAJ th.x "a, ix a, an. world . mil m
matter aud highly 6ni.h.s They deal IN
rra with tonic. Of the ,y bn b,,, ,he, ,ah,e. I'm sncb
n manner a. 10 inp, d, mem general in,sr,st and las,
in FRESHNESS They M, too ssnl,,,y h. ,h.i, L,h,. I
,bo.skt q, eno>r, sesa,s. l ne, 30, q, 81 b.. =,
dylnn, n,,,,, ~ ...,,,, ,snss,,;- -
to Inn tL. tsA, r,i a., ,. ri re-, ,,,r,, -, , i;,,
il t,,erni,ss, ,hsx ara i,c.,hi, q, s,,i,in. H. 80
o ,,ro .,,c. a ,,;..,. -, 80. ut =, ,L.,.
oT aiyicc ana ,cir a,ics q, ccoer,lv ra,,h ..,,, -,
Th,y ~. - .r 49,. ,.;a -, u y - - $50 -
- -, ", ~ ,".- u! 'e cen voc ,'an ~ ,'"sn
ar, 49, 's >'
The IRA, .s.,., al Sv,n., S,,,h. .,..... 4. 81, H.
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sometime les nj In. M .i,,.I r,.v h,,x,a ,,,, h.
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to be o.,,ia awe, by ,, n,,i., ar n,,rIrJ..
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t. end Ihi. s.,, hin, AN a,hn,,v i, th.r c,nc,y..
confirmed by ,n., .nonr,b - chn,,c,s, .h;cn ,,..sJ
through the Yprr,encs Of n,cach
.r II, ti, ue,r.p, and sf.,a,. NJ the ,,,on. r,,h,u,
hav!ay hi. head turned To ali thr.s cirsuu.,,ne, m.
o,,ed Tia, re was a nd.seud.nt power even an the Dam
u lni. OF Holland iious. The few iresu.,,-, of
cire 10 ~ a., ser. ,t,pc i'm e,n.,u. p,x,, And ,bey xb,
eulved hour wtb,, reflection could relish SYDNEY
Snit the nnumsrab!e shaus who rnus, rlwars com
pv.e the buiA VI such cntsIie feared while they were
proud cf him. lie ut those awkward alice who
always ,ssly managed eai with whom men dare
| not break.
Much OF the charm Of Sydney Smi,h's writings lay in
the manner; sui'bc matter still more valuable. His
views II not suety original, in his day uncommon;
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