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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
n. ". MARKEr-oei. 2s-aaP. =.

NY. MARkEr--oct. 2s-2SP.M. - %
The lea sslo this morning composed Of different
parcels aud sold soont pssous rates. with The excep-
tan Of Back. which OF at slight advance. 3d..
The ssles oi only about 400 bales priees fee
bic.
Flour is dull to-day with some sales W, stern N S575
and mc;c al $500. Shippers vii not pay 1915.
There two three samples &c West wheat on
Change for the best OF VIII ch 81 30 Offered. Sales
Southern white corn at GA $500 bus yellow
Brought Is cts. weight 1900 bushes re sold at IS
cts bus. delveed oats steady i2i - for canal.
A lot OF two rowed barley has been cold at 5S3c.
Sales 20 bses Manila hemp at Slt7 so. and 100 bales
de- rotied American az $50. Russ. is held at ole5
The dry h'h sioat all taken little % 81
Msckere are heavy; 600 bbs siloat un.old.
Pork Is hrm Sales new prime at 1854. Lard in bar
rels brings 81 cts.
Beef steady; prime a, 81 37i,s4e23. and mes.
S1,SI moderate salee. Cheese is in demand ct SiSc.
ID.
Pot Ashes S3s73. aud Pearls St.i21-saies small
ISs. p Dbl, whiskcy brought acc: drudge Is nomiaay
at tho same price.
For whale oil 3ac. 10 offered aud 3lI for N. w. coast
bone, but there are no sellers those rates.
freghts q, Liverpool steady ~ Cd for h,ur and
l6a7-l61. for cotton. So. '--...
Cotton has been taken for Hsvre To- on squ,ru bales
Nothing new in Exchanges.
r 5. Evening.-Nothng further in cotton.
Flour closes quite heavily, $500 bus Genesce wheat
sodat ~ bus delivered ofthc vessel;
a parcel OF Southern spirits OF turpertnc sold at
Doc gal and IS has been offered for lots TO arrive
p'ices are quite unsettled. aud there very ltle to
be obtained on any terms. Rice moves slowly at pre-.
Nious pces the having barely confirmed the mar
kets.-Js.r. Cora.
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they really desire make auy revelation "for The public
eye" Why do they not uuder theE proper
signature. and not tell part, and intimate part thTooeh
the unnatural and unnecessary GEsney OF an "ergao,
leaving perhaps the grand fac, be guessed for alter all
Such would then supply the loss OF
dignity, with the far better qualities Of frankness and
honor.
One OF the chief functions Of "organ is to ward or
the blows aimed the Administration. We submit whetl
the defence hsd better be let to the asaiied. The
President would seldom the thousand petty hbes
which lere!ed him. they not brought to his
notice BY his "organ." They ought pc noticed;
and six months {, contempt would efecuay kill Off the
whole OF pcnny a.hno sandceTs. But while they
the "organ" and through that the Presden they
will scribbe with still increasing volatility aud maevo-
enco. When gavcr assault, m,dc-assaus upon tho
President official integrity, let him defend himself other
men do OF rest under the stigma hespcd upon his name
Ia short while profcss live under Democratic nsu-
tons let every soeS distinction between the ruler aud the
ruled be abolished Giant aud unset is the only
ing parallel whole system the relation OF Prcsidcn
and "orsan"-we tsust il is not 50 in fact.
As an item OF party economy. regard 'organ"
most mischevous in its effects upon discipline and unity.
But cannot enlarge; sad will only add that we hope
the time is far distant when the proposition sub.
m,tcd by Mr. Wise will b, sdo?c3 and the Congressional
Printing gven to tie lowest biier We look this
sure the oay onc which vii sord any satisfactory
guaranty for the purity Of the Warrington press
We are happy that these sen Is, always entertained
can be expressed without danger OF MISREPRESENTATION
OF the whole editorial corps, MIR. Richie from his expe
rence his character, his principles, and especially his
dence-is IKE man TO conduct "organ" If organ
must have; and, without approving NIL, especially his
condescenson 10 the Letter WRITER'S" who ought be
kicked and then forgotten, I'VE doubt that he will
make the "crean" infinitely less Objectionable, than any
system OF org anism be, in itself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01
THE APPROACHING GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

THE APPkOdCuiNp AS'chphi'
No Legislature that has assembled since the
War, will have dcvolvcd upon it such important
destiaies such high responsibilities, as that which
will ASSEMBLE in 30 days little more; and we
NAV, as chroniclcrs, he permitted to regret ia
Liaine, that 30 important Legislature was elect
ed BIZ the People with very little reference To the
great question, which will have TO be decided by
It. Had they anticipated the direction which
public opinion has taken since Aprl-had they
foteseen that Education, that Improvements, and
that a Conpention would be pressed upon its aticn-
,tion by the imperative command OF nearly the en-
tire country, the People would have deputed
more talent to the Legisla,ure-,hey would have
discarded demagogucs and party hacks, and been
more solicitous TO send men Of talent information
and character.
The following subjects will undoubtedly occu-
by the attention of the Legislature, and render the
session Of great interest:
I. A Convention. =. Internal improvements,
comprehending a decision between Canals and
Rail Roads, the determination of the route to the
Ohio, and the fate of the Baltimore application
for n right Of way, with many subordinate ques-
tons. 3. Education, and a revision and reior-
nation of the whole present system under the
Literary Fund. 4. The Colleges of the State,
and what il hest TO be done TO aid their efficiency.
These subjects may be regarded as suPernu;ne-
rary over the ordinary leg s,ation.
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TIE LECTURE OF DIR. WARNER.

As VIC had anticipated, large number of Ia
dies aGd gentlemen were present TO hear the lee
turc of Professor Warner before the medical
class Mt tho college, on yesterday. The Profess
sor, as is his woat, acquitted himself Handsomely
-afiording 10 his class instruction. and to his
hearers generally an intellectual treat of high
order.
Professor Maupin, wLo fills the Chair of Che
mistTy, n science with which all should be ac-
quanted is 10 close the series of introductory lee
lures to-day. DIR. VI. is an agreeable lecturer,
and will doubtless prove HIMSELF as heretofore,
a master OF the science. May he have full au.
dieEce is our earnest wish.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

Messrs. Edors-T was much surprised last night, on
going the Physiological Lecture at the Odd Fellows
Hail. find persons present induce the friends
OF Mrs Cllkc, call for ayes ard TO determine,
whether sire should lecture close the daors; and not.
wihstandng thu small assembly, their particular desire,
she delivered hex lecture, which all present highly
gratifying Why y. VIXEN every huntug aud monkey
show should be ser with mach evtIty this intel
ecu= and highly talented lady, shoLll D. permitted 20
ec:uIe TO empty benchesl Il s indeed er,c;!on the
aGd refinement OF the citizens OF Richmond Should
she DO Encouraged by the thin attendance Of last night
and again be induced lecture, promise these
who may attend. rich intellectual treat, -ad IL they de-
sire it, their heads examined las several sst ngt
and the dormant faculties Of their minds made known
them, 80 6 improve iaem forthwith.
FklpAy, Oct. 81 - SPECTATOR.
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JcHS w. BkoS,rGu.
Cory ofa letter 10 the Hon. 4. J. IValker.)
AUDITORS Office. L. U. Department,

Cory eta letter 10 the Hon. Il. J. IValker)
Auditors Office. Z. U. Department. I
Angus; Is. lsi5.
Dear Sir informed that deabs feeling
amongst certain class OF politicians in this city, against
me- in consequence II drank 4th OF July din.
ner ON the heights OF Ceorgeown in 1889 OF 40 do not
remember distinctly which and feeling ov,'y disposition,
indeed determination 10 be properly understood the
matter, take time by the io.ecck aud have determined
to address the subject Tho t, which refer
given at the table, under the excitement usual
occssiUns aud whilst forth the fast then
existed, that was Wing. and not only opposed 10 the
principles advocated by Mr. Van Buren,, but, IN his pnTti
cu7r 10 the himself the language OF the toast
might well ac attributed the accession upon which it
gwen The ioss, was, believe, as follows;
Martin Van Burcn-By profession deuocra,ic, repub
icon in principles and actions, aTs,oerlc monarchica
hyPocriucal may he be politically damned in ls4i, and
renain ever thereafter"
Now, sir. cannot believe that the attempts inii.
vidGas taking sgriDst in this affair be
fu, for several rcascns the prominent Of which
beg leave to submit for your consideration.
LIST. IL seems impossible that sny rejecting and
consiGera,e desiring the weIfs;e Of the Government
can be induced 10 remove from Office faithful the
discharge OF his official duties and dependent entirely his
office Tor the support OF large family, upon chsrgc such
ss the one lanueiPaie will be preferred assiHst
ID Whilst 1t Is true drank the oas and this
took political part 39 40 cannot with the slight.
es;Jastce be visited now and the face Of the
that have aAeR no political part Whatever since ap
pointed TO Office ain before, Whgi but cannot
and will not believe unless forced do So that sm
be prescribed for exercising tie sacred of ali human
rights, the right Of housht-whch, before stated
the only political right have exercised since my appoint.
Bea 10 othcc. have taken, cir, this case, the broad
ground 81 truth aud justice, and upon this position build
the confident expectation IF favorable response from
you.
Ia conclusion, allow in kind bat frank spirit TO
enquire whether or not toast the action O the Demo-
saus Convection which terminated Mr. Polk for the Presi
deEey, welded the greater infu.ncc IN politically damniug
Mr. Van Buren7
With the hghes, respect have the honor 10 subscribe
myself your most O6ed.eni servant
JOHN w. BRoAAUGH
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CASE OF John W. BRoNAuGH.

The readers attention is invited to this case,
and he will feel the strong disgust which it justly
inspires.
The Georgetown Advocate says
'Ou our frat page will be found full statement oil the
case Of John W. Brouaugh whose dismissal from oice by
the Secretary of the Treasury some ie SINCE noticed
We invite Tor il a candid p.rusa fully confirms the
OF its undgnhed character as the ohcia act
OF Secretary to say nothing sbou; honesty politician,
if not honor as u man, which took occasion 4; the
time to express Let every Wing examine we'll the ground
upon which his friends prescribed The private oes
hood-o SPEAK; the first duty of manhood to think
are alike the objects of vengeance Locooeo admnis'a-
Tried by such rule where would the very upssEt
of his party, the Secretary himself, be found How inf
nitely below hs victim! We would have tho Wig
these deeds in their hearts, and remember them in the
hour OF retributon."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

FALNOUIu Ssp'. ~, l645.
Dear Sir: U0der yOl will receive Z letter the
President II the United States, from number of your
former friends in Vrginia, who have heard attempt
making, 10 produce your removal from Office We
sincerely hope may avail you You will perceive by
casting yoHr eve the Names that they include the
Influential aud talented Of the Democratic
party TIE county aud tnk important tina; the Pre-
sdenI should Informed OF this. He will our prese
delegates IN Virginia John l.. Cnn ESQ., brother OF the
Hon. Joseph w. Chinn, with whom tue President was
well IGlanIed. There also four ex snibes Of the
Virginia Legislature three prominent speakers in the two
last cauPagns, and the other signtrs gentlemen OF
weight end influence amongst u.s. all sound Democrats,
who never haze, aud probably will their
tschont TO DsnccTatic principles But they are,
oil party here, opposed to Tie principle OF pTOscIi bin
sJ.-y account Ut their political opinions aud
they may be disposed suppJ the pres4aI admns
lra0n general policy, iasis the principle advert.
ed ~ hat action wall Had favor this quarter II my
object in procuring sgneis the enclosed had
hunters. could have gwen you let 10 be mea7ured BY
Ms gard nut determined TO hand the letter but
in;ciiigea and Influential gentlemen.
No knows better tia tis Pfesidcag that the mass
20 with their leaders IN o.. such matters this. had
determined to aclI % THIS matters last Stafford
C0ari but Just as setting or wa, called upon To
Ey coup!s Of prisoners for burglary, which detained me
in Falmouth nearly the whole Gay that have had
attend the matter SINCE by riding lille into tins
try and By calling suitable psrs)ns couI them
Again hoping that letter may do you service sub.
s:ri5e myself, Your Friend,
VI. P. CONWAY.
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THEATRE.

Mr.. Potter oers tonight the attractive bill that has
been offered this season. Two dramas in nght-The
Carpenter Of Rouen and the FTcneh Spy All those who
have witnessed these excellent dramas ought let
this opportunity pass it the last time they be per-
formed this CO early you wish good
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THE CASE OF JOHN W. BRoNAUGH.

Gcntemen Entertaining s' do, ard always have DONE
the opinion That clerk under the Government should be
removed from his situation except for neglect OF duty
int tcieney, feel that called upon, justice my
SELF exhibit TO the public the ground upoa which my
removal from office prediested. You will very
oblce by giving tho following correspondence between
the Secretary oi Treasury myself place in your paper
Very Respecrly, your ob'G't serv'',
w
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Coy o. a lel..r to tie Hon. R. J, Walker.

De5r SIN accordance with the request of the Presi-
dent have the honor enclose certain papers ssred
b. icnGs administration, toe couuy OF Stafford,
Virgins.
Hoping thu, Ihsy may be awaiting in my case subscribe
myself, with ga respect. your obi serv't,
JNO. w. BRONAUGH.
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onh, alil uli ~ Rev v. Nsgoon, wr. VIZ. ~ DoENIN
70 his HARRIET VIRGINIA FRAYsER, al Of the city.
On Thlrday evening ths 9th inst, by the Rev s. s.
Sumner, Mr. Gro. j. St.vy,a 10 Miss l,,st,, n d,n,b
ter 81 Mr.. John Cubbs, Of Chesterfield County
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended for our mornings Papei
must be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
to insure Insertion; and those Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
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H.P. CONWAY.
John ~. Bronaugb, ESQ.
To hs p,e.id.nt Of The Un.tea Safe.

To Tire Presidsnt of the United States.
Sir; The unGengned, citizens Of the county OF Siaf-
ford, Virginia and friends and supporters your admins.
tIatIOn, U democratic aud Reuer.
ally, have learned with regret that aiempt progress
the removal of Jfmor cCuaIyman anu irrnd
John w RfOnBuRh, Esq, from the office which he now
holds under the GOyeTnmeht-oundeda alone are ~.
formed, on hs political opinions, aud the expression Of
those Upinons before hs appointment to office.
From knowledge Of Mr.. BrOn4Ugh, are satisfied
be - fully competent - the discharge Of the dates Of his
ctce and t!u in hia duties pnd dat other cause cnn
properly he assigned fOT such stop.
In regard act Of his anzsnshp b.rJrO and
his poineDt office 1t Gives US pleasure To state
ard s bot 81 justice Mr. Bronaugh To state f,m
intimate citation during the exciting contest Of ls41
and general observation since there foundation for the
charge, hOwe;sr Is 1T mly appear 70 the
coHi.aryj Mr. l.. Li5 always differed vita rs but We
have ney,rkuOwn him - iatr active part in elections,
engage ~ political disc but his bearing Do.
cally has been moderate and sct accordance with
his undou5iCd claims the character Vi ghtoned gen.
tenan.
A. The former friends o. w. van B1ens administrations
aad your warm supporters. should feel Ourscy6, o.
sieyed by the removal % Nh Dcnaugi from office for
the adyctied This paper satisfied would
be slbgcrb,d by every Democratic Republican of Sbofd
who knows Mr.. Bfouaugh, if opportunity could
be oJTded, but On the scattered cyndiuOn Of our cit.
zsns will probably only b. subscribed by few Of them
Wo arc with high consideration aud respect your follow
eli
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Ttea.urr pepsrlmenl. Oct G. j

Treasury Department. Oct 6, lSij.
Sir Your services clerk IN tn Office 81 Auditor Il
the Treasuy ofto Fos' o0s Drparn ont, will lot ger
be required. Very respectfully, sc.
r J. WALKER, socftiiry Treasury.
JoHE W. BFcrAusu, Eco.
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lccPy Of letter to Hon. r. J. wsksr)
GE-te9rJv'x, Oct. 10 isl5
Sir; Your communication Of the Ctb instant, 10 which
you appisc that my services ot gor required IN
The Auditor: Office VI the Treasury Posi- Office De-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-01

Nov Is THE TIME!-KEEN Il co. are
opening the bargains Co,hng
tbs Old dominion eon5ng Of kind Of gods utsts for the
ss-s1n. Among which particularly 10 corim,bd-
leo cheap drrss Goats A. 10 and s12.
50 do fne from ~ 10 90
goo beaver aud cashmere Ffncts, 10 to IS
$40 fancy essHfBefe aud tweed 90, 5toB
1000 Be1vsf Plot Felt and Pr Beaver Over CO1ssomr OF
wici vs'y long AMI for country use being
water proof mi AdaTtei TO rdnE hiSsc IA e.
Fancy eassinefe ranis fon 1,iIto coo
b. cassD3r. and doe ska Pant. 500 IN 300.
Beau 'fii mcfino Vcs,ings, for 100 10 800.
Best qIllty BIZ satin do, 4 OOto500
Together with good fsney goods such Cfava
Scarf Collars Bosous, suspeni, Undsnhus and Drawer
Aho Which We @ oufssVcsto 'sn little cheaper than the
zane qualify Of goodi can be found.
mol KEEN 4 20.
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carr NJ q iiisT 10 e. J. Wslksr.)
AujItJf'5 Oice, +. q. Department,
October jrd, 1916.
Dear Sir; am Informed by Mr.. Washington that y,a
hbyo determined y f,mpys from Office but thar you
willing sial resgn the fst Of Jvom0or next In
justice myself snd tho very KIDD Democratic friends who
lave Interested themselves IN NY behalf, must decline
10 resign. Eren1rrg as do In consequence of beng
educated in Yrgir1, utter adherence ofiio doctrine
u gfJsrpu1n lJf opinion .4ac, should i,oi that was
compromising ny character ns g,ntomln, in hkiBz
step entirely inconssteat with my political c.osj Tat
q nay i15oishc. aud that Of my State, my resignation
would be under the cireumsianoss existing IN my
With high iespt J. W. BRoNACCH.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

E:!S The octagon dwelling house with its out
budng', formerly occupied u residence by Rober,
enhow For terms apply to C. Ctunp. addrrs.sd
10 the suhserib ut Washington CITY.
au s-diwk 3aNu ROnFRT cReeNuoyy
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DEi%E WHITE CoIN.-QsI bu,b.
n Con, mcrrcnIy Iy.tt-i sni for d
70 uTaaT
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bush-is prime white mealinz
Tor fa'e "a a. ~
BiSSILL a MeCAHDLIsH.
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TX nei.s RED PIrPINs AND GREEN APPLIES
w 70 hhis Pdme Bacon Side.
$50 aides good and Ia lag ed Sole Leather
JUS received and for sale by
r.ppprny i. rprup
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SS BOXES LAYER RAIsINa
W. Gu bags Brazil Surgr
20 hids 1t CrolX sugar,
JIst
II CApppTnS /. .s,,tup
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10

SHOCKING FATE. The following is an
extract of a letter from an officer of the U.
s. s'oop of war Falmouth at Pensacola:
about two weeks since, one Of our
crew. an Old man, who was at the time un-
well, fell overheard during the night unob-
served by any one, he was not missed un-
til the morning. About week a.ierwarJ,
a shark was caught on board The Saratoga
and on opening him (hoirid to relate) the
head of the Old man vas found, ii was sent
on board our ship AMI recognized. His
name was James Griffin, quarter master
and as he had a family some where in the
United States think it would be well 10
publish it for their information.
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10
Administration a Notice.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, Scr-At the
tCourt Of Probate for Hampstead county, Arks.
at the July term thereof, 4. ID. 1915. the follow
ing administration accounts were filed for settle
ment and confirmation at the mex; October term
of said court. viz:
James F. John-on, afmr. u D n. with The will
annexed of the estate Of Edward johnson. ir.. drc
Watson Reid. admr. d. b. n. est Of r. Morrow dee
H. W. Smith, - Willis DHlard,
jos Stuart surviving adr. est Abraham Stuart,
Thomas Hubbard, admr. est. Of +. w. Brown.
Lewis Ambrose, CIV Au1bras...
Robert II. Reid. Robert Eeii.
Elijah Ferguson, John Brilton.
Thomas Hubbard. exer J. Fu1ua.
Benjamin T. Jeti, J. q. r. Cole
u NJ X Bankhcad, guard r. G. Duprees heira.
T. 4. Collier, w H. Halle
Thrrrirrc, notice w hereby gwen NJ aii rrruonB
Interested in the settlements III said estates N
come forward and tiie exceptions to said account.
Il any they have, on or before the SECOND DAY Of
TIE next term Of said court, or they will be forever
blrred from excepting to said accounts or any
item thereof.
:. IT. SANDERS. CicrE
Washington telegraph., 1845-09-10

GAME TO THE LAsr.-Last year there
was published in the papers curious
Toast, or rather a speech in the shape of
a Toast, drank by R. Hughes, an old sol
der, and mdI-6oy with Harry Clay. This
Toas. gave an amusing outline of Mr..
Claws history, and former association,
when a mill-boy, with MIR. Hughes; and it
moreover confidently predicted Mr.. Clay's
election. Time has lalsiiied the prediction,
but it has not shaken Mr.. Hughes attach
ment for the great Statesman, as may be
seen by the following Toast, drank by Mr..
H. the recent 4th of July, at the celcbra-
ton at Urquhart's old school house, near
Campbell G. III.
"Sentiment by Ro. Hughes, ian old Sol
dier and mill-boy with Harry ClayD Hen
ry Clayl Ha, my old boyl | love you
better than ever. Beaten, heyl No, sir;
no man can beat you. Beat Henry Clay?
Beat him in goodness, and in greatness, and
in all that enobles man! Jim Polk beat
Henry Clay in tranccndant abilities to per-
ceive truth-and in frmness and sincerity
to follow it! Beat him in sincere and ar.
dent wishes for the glory and happiness of
his cOuniryl That man amt alive that can
do it My boyl when you eau be driven
out of the hearts Of your countrymen-
when you are no longer the adamantinc
friend of your country--wben that country
ceases TO know your willingness, were ii
necessary to lay down your life for her
when you have forSallen God, country and
fricnds-then Jim Polk, or any other poke,
may beat you-but not before. The fact
is, the jockies made the folks bea, them
selrc& They borrowed Henry Clay's
horse, whip, bride and saddle, put up a
light rider, and urged him on with the as
sis;ance of the Irish, the Dutch. and the
vil;-and what did they do! Beat Hen
~ CIay' No! They beat themselves, as
the Wings did when they run John Tyler
Yes. [ say 5ezH When Bob Hughes light
wood torch can beat aud out shine the bless
ed sun then folks may talk about beating
Henry" Rr'righ Register.