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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

MORE ARRIVALS BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
Nc.-Ars. ~. 1916.
DER Express. finm Philadelphia and New
y TugIand, have just received
20 PAR Gents .utiton channel Roots NJ -
400 Ladies No and XII Sappprs and Tiss from G!c 10 81
400 Waking Fhoes
G,rF Caters lni Husibs, ~ ~ qillrs mi prices
Mrss No. Sid ari Leather Shippers. tir api Walking
sl.H-si ~ whrh .itI faat hlgains together with
rgrrys rce stfc. reduce my much p
by t Ut H,prnIfr rucii-efs would greatly their
inefe.i ~ caina before supplying ihcm.eyss
u HOOVER
90 Travelling rnrk. MI fls.. Iron ani wo,ion fameiust
fses,vsd vir.i 9 .tar fsIiaw ~ ~.
EE ERiNOs A,.,.as cs,bmsre dc Goes and 6ae Esp' pre-
IfE on I'D vsty low ny s-i1 ~ H. IONDpN
ICumCEso ,ao, ca,Drs Lisocs. Bameeo' brani l'ni.
- log ff1n, tchf LyHchburg, an for rao ~ ~
DAVENPORT. ALLEN 60
MI GLASS; '"' ", I5iI 'a ;'i pl ,ss '
4 BEtNTs-A ycry large asoru,'nt. TO- su'c ~
I'll ma LONDON.
I,EDNR CAM CEDAR Cans bfafs and Afo,
~ b,s.s and bound Bucet. aud Ma guns ~ o bad
AZ aug7 T.. GiaTERs No -. Main strrrt
NAILS AND CASTINGS.
n0n KEGS Norhsn flls 2dy 70 inch spisc.. aiso
EsDD 10 tons "a .ttgs i.,iiful order, g. hand
80 w \. a j. DoNNAN
SERVANT lVdNIED.
vITE basuo- ~ year BY the month
w aEd ' gent ad ron ~ to 20 years o age
s1ss WIN y. BUTLER = CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
To CAPITALISTS y OTHERS .

VNRUNKS, TRI MAS, TEINKS.-A large assou
II meni of Travelling Trunks hand which selling
the cheapest J - HOOVFP.
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NEW GOODS!

IfLL .iVD VfNrER nv GOODN.
- Waiu street.
gEAWts y3N pitK-EN WAPD. t'E ir1vr - iafyr.u
i,.f me- tst t.y Tscsi.t 81 ief PAL snd
Wirt ulph,. tnfa, " almost svsy scii5on e Forfgr
npu by no. 1tsd ygtii trade sud pun, hited
upon .,h er fny for G. si vii etabs rsn cary out
fuJ sunlYn 81 20 any h1uas ~ ihe
Cny 1hcy ssk OF Nor han Paiefs snd Ucats generally
.,Tr, ,.f.a. a. tt.I,.+,,E
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-20
LOOK AT THIS,

-.
- friends and pl.raus h. he has stock OF ,Ady
made Clothing No liz Man sr'et formerly oeeurr4 by !"
storc Co. who're De- prepared TO Wat oa All ~nnnaI i,' "'
wi a siLAs MERCHANT
srI2 H. Nam y
UsT ,eivi b., T Rail-. W. sIa Broad Street shoesos
y n.l me 70 lowing ,r,-r,.,ae wor,s ~
No. In Domestic E-unomy
y" "a aud - Shaksg Illuminated
No. y Pictorial ritil Hatp.I,
IT, whi">la,~; O. The Russian P'asanGuL II
BALANCES.
srsF received from the maHua rger fine assortment Of Pl,'
S form and Counter hA'"''' o! ,S'op TI S ''' 0'
r,I2 54Maa ii
VAN Law. SMITH Il CO.
GENTS o TIE sale OF "T ans Patent Lea Pipe" have now
n inland un oslcui Of every At the manu- aeArrfs
Price. ga
A7ISTER STRAINED LAMP Oils s4ss. Winter STAINED
au q Mex. puvAL 4 o..
4 EECHES.-A small lot of superior Lrcenes,
~ los, to hanJ f,r sscsy r. JOHNSTON.
ss rugsrI
sOANr> rANTs-of rra,h ald English c,,nerr for sale
4 cheaPar SIl.As MERCHANTS.
- u! Naust
EKrEA rrNgGrErN AYu UI.AcK TEAS
IL cra Pine "uago~de' ,el
DO do fo~ehoas do-For sale - ,,,,,,
PU2E GIN.
rIPE genuine HOLLAND GH "ImFr'2. Par. ha,@r al, S
SALT.
500 sA 'S b,s . L s s,l #. f's,"Fy Oiled
BLAIR s BROCK ENBROUGu.
,r@ IN to Ba-ts Hank
W Ill Sa~ aud Tas r PA. Round aHi ilaf E7'a9 has
ami 81 sale At l1nl,rsr, prs,s VISA unEN.N.
li5 Mun su-oL
NEW ORLEANS MoLAsSEs-3 hn!s prime q. Moll.,as
ii BIssELL sM.cANDLIsH
~ nnn LBS. hest English aud American
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another EIrc IL Iayet,sriHc ~. c.

The Raleigh Register givesns the particulars OF
a destructive fire in this unfortunate town, on me
18th inst. It seems that the poor printers dId not
escape the fury OF the element Both Of The PrIn-
ting Offices we're destroyed with nearly all their
materials The fire broke gu, in long warehouse
near the heart Of The town. There were "oS 'front.'
Tenemenls burnt, besides large and valuable
Ware Houses and ou-buildinss. The loss, as
near as can ascertain, is from $500, Ooo 10 s35o,
900, ofwhich sl25,OOO TO Sl5OO0O are insured in
various Offices. The Georgia Insurance ana
Trust Company are in for the largest amount
say about S35 600; the Augusta Insurance and
banking Company next, about S3o'oooi The
Williamsburg $1,000; the Conlrbulonship, the
London, The Merchants Baltimore and others, IN
smaller sums" The most business part oi'hc Town
is DESTROYED
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offered 10 them; and, even if otherwise r.,
their action would be prevented by The nun,
separate properties, and the great difficul,v
ducins combined views and operations ano
many individuals. II the State could and
act or in any manner b. its legal policy ;,
and invite the combined action Of The prom,
Of swamp lands upon a general and much
plan OF procedure than Of any one or te,.
sons, the agricultural wealth Of South c..
might be increased one-half from such !,
alone; and many thousands OF acres W.,
then annually producing the heavies. c,,.
grain and cotton, which now produce :,
but malaria, pestilence and death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
Nav 2-cwom

IN CHARACTERIZATION: All rulr, ae.
l. the Clerks Office Of The Circui, sur
Court of Law and ChaDcery for Cumtsri
county, on Monday. The 2nd day Of June 10
Leander Cox and Nancy his wife, ana Gt
II. Matthews, PlainaH
against
James Isbel late Sheriff OF CumberlaIl e
Is, and, as such, Administrator OF the Es'ae
Leonard Bosher, ST., and Leonard Bosher, r.
ceased, Dr. John Spencer Joseph r. Wos>
Joseph Fuqua, Jose phi S. Palmore, Admins !
Of Gideon Bosher, deceased Johr Smith 90 f;
zabelh his wife, formerly Bosher, Leorar
Simpson, in his own rishr, and a. Admins
Tor Of the Estate Of Richard Simpson, tec''s
John w. Wilson, Administrator Of The ENi !.
Samuel r. Simpson, deceased, William ) =, Y
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Simpsoa y
ard H., Samuel, Leonard, James. Thofh,, :.
Mary Amos, children Of James Amos ani ~.
his wife, John C. Bosher, Mieius Palace :.
Susan his wife, formerly Susan Bosb'r ~ ,
Bosher, William B. Cox, Elizabelh. W y \
Matthew c. Cox, Leonard b. Coy. Nshe' :.
NJ. Cox, Leander NJ. Cox, Josiah ", oqi
The defendants, Charles Bosher, " i!l'1l /.
Cox, Elizabeth w. Cox. Mathew G COX =,
der NJ Cox Leonard b. Cox, Nancy ~ !,
Cox, and Josiah W Cox mol having eb's's. +
appearance, and given security, acco' G,l.. !,
act Of Assembly and the rules OF this ~. !,
! Il appearing by satisfactory evidents' w.
are no, inhabitants Of this Common"ea0 ),
ordered that The said defendants 90 afGes. : ;.
on the first day Of the next August term. -
swer the original and amended bills Of 'N \. !
.fTs; and thai copy OF this order be iofhs.
serted in some newspaper published IN lne +.
! Richmond for two months successfully 81. s.
! cd at The front door OF the Cour.honss :
| county. A Copy-Tesie,
June G-cw2m B. B. WOODSON, -
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coed .Ne,es for tie sarlTIEss Trginians!

Coed Ne,rs for tie FRrlTLEss FVginians'
The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette Of Monday
says:
The reports from the various peach districts in
New Jersey and Delaware are favorable to good
crop, perhaps mol so many peaches as last year,
but larger and better Some orchards will fail
enir y, in consequence Of the frost hui generally
there " i'll be fair crop
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
OIL EIC LII
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslpENI'
Isaac A. Hedges, Surveyor and inspector n,! Of
the Revenue at ST. Louis. Missouri, vice Oliver
Harris, removed. w.,
Thomas ]. CAN'T, Attorney for The United
States for The district Of Missouri vice Wm' ~.
Mcpherson removed.
Edward W. Green, Deputy Postmaster al New
Bedford, Massachusetts, vice Simeon baiiE' re-
moved
Wilson Knott, Deputy Postmaster al Newark,
New Jersey, vice John J. Plume, removed.
John J. McCaushan, Collector Of The Customs
for The district Of Pearl River Miss vice W Ills
II. Arnold whose commission will expire on Inc
Isl Of July next.
Louis McLane OF Maryland, Minister Pleni,
poienliary and Envoy Extraordinary 10 The United
Kingdom oi Great Britain and lrel'nd, Tice Id
ward Everett recalled.
Samuel W. Spencer, Collector OF The Customs
al Apalachicola, Florida, vice Hiram Nourse, re-
signed.
Ezra Chesebro, Collector Of The Customs at
Stonins,on. Connecticut, vice Giles r. flal!am,
removed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
TERRIBLE ANATHEMA

The following precious gem is from the CO.
lunus Of the GAINESVILLE (o) Republican, Of
course ,horoush.gons, up ,o-the-hub. anti-TeI-
as, Federal Wing paper. Its premises will be
found to be based upou 'ruta, its deductions most
logical and accurate. The strength Of language
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

TN CHANCERY-VIRorxI,. a, pn,. !,
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circn;, e.
Cour, Of Law and Chancery for the ~. Su'e
King G. Queen, on the 10Th dav ot M .Ca1 !!
Abner w. Hockaday and Thomas ' = \! =
lale merchants and partners trading - n1 ~.
firm and style Of Hockaday & Diggss ' ~.
for the benefit, and al the costs, Of Am -.
i1ocnaua ;y,, PLAN,
VIM. c. Chapman and John Wright. n.
The deiendan, VIM. C.. Chairman No, -.
entered his appearance and given securjIv
cording 10 the act Of Assembly and ruiz. y
Court, and il appearing BY satisfactory ey;i.
that he is not an inhabilant Of this counuv
ordered that the said defendant do appesr h..
the first Monday in September next, and ,.s
the bill of the plaintiffs; and tha, copv a.
order be forthwith inserted in some rews,,
published in the city Of Richmond for,wo NJ.
successfully, and posted al The iron, Zoo, !.
Court House of this county
A Copy-Teste
ROBERT POLLARD. JR c :
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Washington City, June 10, 1915.
GENERAL ORDER.

WAsHlNdToN, June t. 1915.
The presiden, OF the United States, with heart
felt sorrow, announces TO the army, the navy, and
the marine corps, the death Of Andrew Jackson.
On The evening OF Sunday the eighth day Of June
about six o'clock, he resigned his spirit TO his
heavenly Father. The nation, while it learns
with grief the death OF its most illusrious citizen
finds solace 10 contemplating his venerable cha
racter and services. The valley OF the Mississip-
pi behed in him the bravest, and wisest, and most
fortunate OF lis defenders. The country raised
him TO the highest trusts in military and in civil
life, with confidence lhs. never absied, and IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
NOTICE

II An Grafton will be delivered h..
Washington L. and Graham P. Soris,,..
Washington College, By WiLLiAM Far, :
oitStaunton, on Wednesday, 18th OF June -.
ceding commencement.
81 The public are respectfully invited, u.
Lexington, June 6.-ctd co,n.'Ne-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

Hon. R. Barnwel Rheu arrived in this city on
Thursday evening and left next morning in the
cars for the North. He purposes flying visi, 10
Europe for lew months and probably lett Bos-
ton Yesterday ia tie Cambria steam packet
Trasi;nsior Constellation.
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CoMMIssIoNeR's OfFI :


Richmond, April 10Th lsi',
IN the Superior Court OF ChaEcei' :"
i Richmond Circuit, pya
John Cosby, ="
Against nj,
James Gray ct ais, sar
Pursuant TO decree made in this csu e.
2lst day of March, 1915, |, as one q 'oe ..r,
sioners in Chancery for the said Cott', na
pointed the Path day Of Jure next, o<' '.ors
hours of ten o'clock A. ~, and tso = -. &c !,
NJ, and SO from day 10 day between M ~ Il,
hours, Sundays excepted until Inc s' n R;
July following, at my Office 10 Inc cIl! -. ~ i
mond, State OF Virginia, for receiving ~ ,is
ing the proof OF whatever debts or claIm u. az!
ditors OF David NJ Branch indiyIdua.a. Z!
The late firm conducted under me h Is,
said Branch alone, but composed OF 10 4 /.
len and the said Branch, may have agar ,ssr
the said David M. Branch individualIs, = red.
the said firm. And should any suen and n!
fail, under this notice, to come iorwa,u , -.
their debts or claims, the Court VIII r., n,
decree a distribution Of the trust lua-;S ,IctJ
such OF the said creditors ae shall ns,,IoRE
piled herewith. JphS - csr
April is-c3aw,SeJy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

Col. S. Med. Reid has been reelected Clerk
ofthe County Court Of Rockbridse.
Capt. Samn. c Williams has been elected
Clerk of the County Court of Shenandoah, in the
place OF his father Capt. WIS. opponent was
Joel Pennybacser, E.q'r The vote was an ex-
ceedinsly lose one, there being difference osbu
one vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

June Il, 1875.
Notice is hereby given tina, lbe interest on the
United States loans Of 1912 and lS43 payable on
the Isl day of July nc1t, will be paid al the fol-
lowing repositories, viz;
Washington, D. c., Bank Of Metropolis:
Baltimore, Chesapeake Bank;
Philadelphia, Philadelphia Bank;
New York, Bank Of America
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Commander Va. Public Guard.

Tex.s.-Aluding TO the probable appearance
OF some Mex can troops in Texas, Wash
ington Union says: III would be lar better ior
Texas 10 clear her own confines al once, than
wal, for the movements of our regulars. We
hazard nothing in saying that such, too, would be
the decided preference Of our own Government.
We had understood, ind led, thai such was also
the determination in Texas, il the Meycans
should be found lowering in the country between
the Rio Grande and the Neuces. We do not
mean 10 say, that if the Texans should he found
wanting in themselves, we should suffer hostile
foo, 10 tread her legitimate soil, as soon as her
Congress and her Convention have ratified our
propositions The United States will never be
found wanting in what she owes 10 her own high
character or to the best interests OF her friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20

The Alexandria Gazette says: "Some fine
rains have helped the growing crops in the ada
cent counties OF Maryland and Virginia. In
Fairfax The wheat fields look very we'll The long
drough, kept back The corn, but that will now
have good change We have had for The last
few DAYS some very warm weather"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
SETTLED AT LAST I.

Il will I've seen that The English Mission has
been ii, length filled, and most admirably too By
the selection Of Louis McI-ahe, Of Baltimore. 1t
gives general satisfaction here, as lar rs we have
heard. The Baltimore Wing papers speak high
ly al Mr. Mel. rare qua ilications. The Anne
rican is eralilied 20 know that this delicate and
important matter (Oregon) is 10 be- entrusted 10
one FULLY competent 10 lis proper management"
That paper odds:
aFiom The circumstance thai he will go with
leave II absence from the Railroad Company
ovel which he presides, taken in connection with
the contemplated appointment Of President PIE
ie,npo,f in his place il may be inferred that his
residence abroad will mol be protracied"
James X. Polk has, according 10 Wing autho
ri,y, done al least one good Thing They will be
forced 10 admit that he is not the fool or the
knave, as the New York Express represents him
but is "fnIly compeen,' TO guide the ship of
State 10 quiet and happy har5or.
(Erom The Wellington Caion)
MISSION TO LONDON.
We congratulate The country on the appoint
men. of Louis McLane as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipoisntiary 10 London. He
has been invited 10 The public service without he
slightest solicitation on his par. lie has been
Tor several years in retirement If the successful
management of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company, as president OF that institution,
can be considered as retirement. First, as
member OF the House OF Representatives, lhen as
minister "a England, Secretary OF The Treasury,
and Secretary otSiate, anias minister 10 London,
he has earned a name as state man and pa
,roi OF which his country may be Jn>ly proud
He seems cminenlly calculated 10 meet The pre-
sen, crisis between the two countries This able
and experienced gentleman accepts The Office of
minister al the most distinguished court in The
world. al one Of The most rvsn;fu crisis which
could occur in The relations between the two
countries, and when The NEST important Interests
ofhis own nation are involved in IN. issue. lie
carries with him 10 the cuurt OF -. James great
talents, extended experience. particularly at that
court, where he formerly represented The interests
of The United States with great distinction. Pru-
dent, firm, and sagacous. he will assert and
maintain the rights of his own country, without
violating The respect which is due 10 the British
government. He is orthodox on The great cues
lions which now divide The conn'rr; and IN none
more 80 than on The important questions oil Texas
and Oregon.
We understand that Mr.. McLane will probably
leave The United States as early as by The steamer
of the 18th July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
PHILOSOPHY UNDER DEFEAT.

A lew DAYS since We published an article from
the Pensacola Gazette (Whig,) in which, though
the Editor lived in hopes Of victory, he had evI-
IDENTIFY made mp his mind 10 encounter defeat
and. in The best possible humor, avowed his reso-
linton to meet his fate, like man. The iol-
lowing surrender was published, when he had re-
ceiyed the sad lidings OF the battle. The candid
shirt which it breathes and the wise policy oil
taking coolly things, which cantbe helped, can
no, bc too much commended II would furnish
an appropriate model for many Wing Editors,
whose zeal and imprudence before an election are
turned 10 gall and bitterness by political over
throw. There is, however, one good reason Tor
the cool philosophy Of the Pensacola Gazette
It's Editor (Mr Wright was himself elected to
the Florida State Senate This was some balm
for The severe wounds inflicted upon his party:
"Gentle reader, was il ever your misfortune TO
be beaten all over with big sick2 Then can
Won have some faint conception Of the pain We
feel at finding, after all - have done and all we
have endured that the loc,iocos-(we will call
them Democrats now ia we have grown very
respectful)-ar every where irnmphant-every
where but in the glorious wcsl. We may save
the Governor Lut all else is gone, and The Talla-
hassec Floridian is even preparing an ovation
for The Democratic Governor. Well, We are
beaten, but not dcs,royed-dscomiiled but not con-
oneredn
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In justice 10 all parties, We hasten TO correct an
error into which we were unntention ly bslray-
cd. We cannot DO so better, than b. publishing
The following note, received Yesterday. We hope
Cant. D. will excuse the liberty we have taken
with his very appropriate communication:
AnMoRY. RICHMOND, June II, l5i5
To the Messrs. RlrcHIE:
Gentlemen: You have done me more than
Justice in your remarks touching the "New Ban
ner" about 10 be presented 10 the Public Guard.
This flag is 10 be gift Of Me !s,ate-'he present
Executive having though! The Company worthy
OF The confidence implied in bearing aloft those
emblems OF State and National pride, 10 which
YOU have alluded; and most heartily
do ioin You in the wish that these "may ever
Aoa, on The breeze in beauty and harmony" The
admiration Of the world, and The enduring s'i-
mulan, Of the citizen soldier.
Will you make this correction, and very much
obigc. Yours, very truly,
CHARLES DIMMOCk.
ran,,o,p dor Va Publjr CfDar1
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even when the land had been embarked Nhough
imperfectly) and under iillase for four or five
years upon the occurrence Of the worst breach
and most disastrous flood, Maj. Porcher was ur-
gently advised and entTeated by his overseer 10
abandon the undertaking desperate. This
person, Mr.. S. Hawksworlh, is now, and has
been in service here for more than twenty years
which alone is sufficient evidence OF his merit as
an overseer, as we'll as oil his Jealous and faith
lul support OF his employers interests. But in
spite OF all the early disasters, and Of discourage
mens OF every kind, the proprietor persisted in
his labors, until their success was as complete as
his early far-exiended views had anticipated,
and, with The profit, offered full reward Tor all
the previous sacrifices.
The plan Of this great improvement was con-
ceived in the mind oil the undertaken before he
was the owner OF but a small part, comparatively,
Of the swamp land adjacent TO his highland
And after deciding, in his own mind, on the fea.
sbility and expedency Of The work, he had still to
This article ia mostly extract from minute pri.
waite journal kept ny the writer during agricultural
tour through the lower districts Of South Carollna aud
is IN substance and nearly Ia form, as II was written,
very soon after full personal examination Of the work
under consideration. made In company with its con.
rnctor and proprietor and with The aid OF notes iaken
al The lime and place. of the verbal information then
sought and obtained The only exceptions are the &c.
neral description and remarks, which here Introduce
the moro particular Statements and, aso the omission
OF many other incidental and connected agricultural
and minor Matters which were embraced In the nrst
writing, but which paris are not essential TO The main
snfjee The journal referred TO truly deserves me De-
sgnation prira,s applied above this the only
lion Oft which has been in any manner made public
Lest it should appear TO the virslnan reader that
this 10 the only great work Of this kind in eouts Carroll
IL may be superuous mention that there are
many others, and some Of great extent and value
Among these. and which the writer examined after
wards, arc the entertainments Of Col. Wade Hampton
the CongaYse and OF Col John 8. Williams on the
Psdse-5oth works admirable for their extent good exc
cuiiou and important yslue, and both Of which vary
mont