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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-26
To the Editor of the Madisonian


siR; Will you be so good as to favor me with the
use of your columns to notice the comments Of the
National IntsIlgenesr of this ming, which pro-
nounces the of the British intrigue with Gene
raj Santa Anna for the acquisition of California and
which | communicated to the New York Journal of
Commerce, {" false and Iidiculous'-a fabricated
humbug got up to act upon the Passage of the House
resolutions Of annexation in the Senate.
beg leave to repeat for the information Of the In
telgencer, that the news nevertheless rest upon the
most undoubted authority.
1t is rumor generally believed in Washington.
II is known that Dispatches have been recently re-
ceived by our Government from Mexico. The first
about the 18th instant and the last we UNDER
stand, arrived within few days past. Besides this
psll founded Washington rumor does the Intelgen-
Ger and the New York Express know that the barqus
Louisa has just arrived in New York from Vera Cruz
If either of these prints will call on the Captain Of
the Louisa they will learn from him news confirma
tory of all we have stated. He says, this secret
movement on the part of England to acquire Cali
fornia by treaty with Mexico through Santa
Anna, and its exposure on his fall was well known
in Vera Cruz when he left, and publicly talked
about We wish the Intelligencer and New York
Express to understand that when assert thing as
positively true, it is certain 10 be We hurl back,
with scorn and contempt their charges of "fasehood,
Righteousness, and humbuggery." If these prints
anxious to aid the adversares of their country would
mpartially seek truth from the right quarter they
would not be ready with their wholesale denun-
Citations. If any Wing member of Congress will
offer resolution calling upon the Government for in
formation, confirmatory of all we have asserted,
they can obtain it. Hence their abuse of us is all
wasted. They, however, especially the Federal
organ in Washington, 1--WE tell IT'D obtains infor-
nation from source, and promptings from quarter
that is perfectly understood. 1t has done much to
screen Santa Ana and defend English diplomacy to-
wards this country Ss it is known you have had and
may yet continue your conferences with Senior AL
monte, resident with the English Minister
in the city of Washington. Sirs when any sinister
influences, from such quarters are again brought to
bear upon your anita nercan views and feelings,
inducing you to denounce facts put forth as sober
| truth, false and ridiculous it will be well to
make call upon an American source for nforma-
ton, through Congress, and not be thus wilfuIly
blinded and msled by your consultations with foreign
Agencies.
Globe, National lntelligencer, and New York Ex
press, please copy and much oblige
| BENEzErTE,
Correspondent Of The NJ York Journal of Commerce
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FEMALE Stock SPEcULAroRs.-The women in
France are as great SPECTATORS as the men letter
from Paris in the London Times describes the Stock
Exchange Of Paris, (tbe Bourse) as thronged by e.
male sPeculators-not less than hundred in atten-
dance on any one day. To do this, too, they are
Obliged to stand in the open square IN front Of the
build ng as they have been excluded from the nteri-
or by special regula,ionl Every FIVE minutes du-
ring the sale of stocks, two or three bare beaded
agents rushed down he steps Of Bourse to announce
10 the iair spectators the state Of the market and
they buy and sell accordingly Pretty business for
the last best gift to indulge IN
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LATER FROM CmvA-The New York CONNER.
eial, OF Monday afternoon, says -" The ships A nm
Mckim, Vasmer, and Oneida, Trip, are below,
from canton Both these vessels will bring us later
accounts from China than were received by the las,
overland mail The Ann MeKims dates, We thisk
will be nearly month later. Our last Canton dates
we're to October s. A steamboat has The Oneida =
tow, and will probably reach the city with her be.
tween 3 and o'clock. The Ann McKim bs. an
csived from her,
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EARTHQUAKE NEAR HoME.-The New York Com
mercial says -" We have Just been informed on
reliable authority that Friday evening between
and O'Clock, Staten Island visited by slight
shock OF earthquake. Our informant says tina, he
wa reading ne ~spaper when he was startled by a
peculiar rumbling noise swelling into sound resem-
ping the gathering of a regiment of cavalry over
rocky ground, the chair on which he sat sepsibly
oscIllating beneath him This was at the base of the
bill near the beach But the same sound was heard
and the same sensation felt by others at the summit
of the hill' ..
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-26
THE POST OFFICE BILL,

Passed the House Of Representatives to-day
by vote of 1913 10 "a. A synopsis of it will be
found in our Congressional abstract.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND CALIFORNIA

We would respectfully beg lleave to call the
signed Benezette."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-26
NATIONAL THEATRE.
WM. BURTON, LESSEE.
This Euening, February &c,
Will be repeated the Grand National Drama OF

This Euening, February &c,
Will be repeated the Grand National Drama Of
PUTNAM
The Iron Son of '76.
israel futnam, Mr.. La Forest
favorite dance by Miss GvRrRvp,
PREVIOUS TO Putnam will be played for the second
time the thrilling drama Of
THE REBEL CHIEF!
Or, The Irish Rebellion Of o6
h5fouNG HIcEoRT CLuB-hrTEsTIoN !-Ih
regular sem-monthly meeting of this club will be
held on Friday evening next at the Franklin engine
house, at " o'clock.
This being the last meeting prior TO the fourth Of
March, punctusl attendance is earnestly requested a.
Aae final arrangements for the occasion will be made
BY order;
l. aUINToN WASHINGTON.
fse ~ s.srstsyy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
LIPE.s sussY spoTs.


.Br wILtIln IIoeErT.
Though life'sa dirk and .borny path.
lls goal The silent tomb,
IL yet scme spqfs Of sunshine hath,
That smile smjd the gl6om.
2 The Ffiehd, ubo veal and 20 partakes 1
s. Unchanged. Whale 'er his Tot,
Who kindly soothes the heart that aehes.
Y Issure . sunny spot.
The vile Who half orr burden bears,
And utiers not moan
Whose ready hand wipes on our teas,
Unheeded 81 her owns
Who treasures every kindly word,
Each har5het one forgot,
And esfois bliihely asa bird
She's too = sunny spot.
The child Who lifts al morn and eve,
10 prayer its tiny voice 8; ~
who grieves vheAeier its parents griese,
And joys ~hsn they rsjpise
II whose brighs eye Young genius glows,
Whose heart without I blot.
II fresh and pure - supIner's rose
That ehildts suRny spot
There's vet npon Iife's weary road
One spot Of brighter glow.
Where sorroEshslf forgets lis load,
And iests no longer flow
friendship may Hither. Love decline,
Our ehildAis honor blot
But still ds,dlmmed thai, spot will shine,
REIIeIos lights lhsttspot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

DoN'r BE PRoUD. Don't be proud |!
We will not say that AFFECT humility is
I1desirable-for man must have some no.
ftion OF hissown importance, or else every
one, finding him ready, will give him a
kick. But then don: run into the other
extreme. especially if you are poor
Pride has starved more than famine
Never be too good 10 do any thing that
is honest-saw wood if you can't drive a
trade. and break stones on the turnpike il
you can't saw wood. There is no great
er farce than the cant about respectable
pursuits. Many bad lawyer might have
made good clerk, and We know fndtffert
emf merchants who might have growh
rich as mechanics. Proud people start ih
life with more show than they can afford
and insure for themselves constant
struggle with poverty. They ruin their
fortunes and shipwreek their happiness,
to dress as we'll as their neighbors, er
give parties 10 people who quiz them fer
lit. Pride is baisif TO bankruptcy. Go 10
our almsbouses. they are full Of yopr
proud people who always spend their in.
Ecomes and are now in old age. come tc
beggary. Go TO the wretcbed alleys 9ot
our great cities. and look into ihatrickety
fold frame, from which the rags stuaedHiu
,, the broken pane cannot keep out the win,
lier's snow nine chances TO ten. you vii
end there some decayed mechaEc. who
spent all he could make while he hac
work, and who eats the bitter breakoi de-
pendence OF trusts 10 strangers Charity
/ Take our advice. Seek some honest, en-
ployuent where yod,sre sure Of . livinl
and content yourself With little, i TIA
lhule, is cer,siniy. Better have dol
lar 10 the pocket than gold pfece Al ID
Top Of pole, Be prudent and coniense'
aud you viii be oul OF debt and happy
Then you can walk The streets feeling ma
no man is your superior. Old age wi
end you with comfortable home. ID
result Of life's szsings, and you c.
shake hands with death coutentedly, 81
, iisfsd that no psupsr hearss will hurr
, you 10 your grase.-NeaPs Ga-sits.
H. liz III.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

FRIENDSHIP Friendship is aAfower
which the devastating hand Of time can
not crush nor the lightning seattle. /,
rears lis beautiful head in The morning q
prosperity and expends, and blooms. and
fcasts its nectarine odour on the sensitive
heart; aud when the night Of adversely
sets in. and is chilling, whitening dews
fall upon lis flexible leave and humble
stalk, j, is not seen TO sink beneath(the
oppressive load. bu, like the mellifueni
rose, raising iaself with lis weigh Of gems
10 kiss the orient's beams, it spfipgsintoa
new existence. and its beauty and its fra.
GRANGE imParta charm TO all around.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
90. EAlTlHLEss ONE.

y .
Go. faithless one. 20 wander.
False heart with gilded brow
'fwere base in me 10 fquaoder
One thought nPoh thee nowI
In oiher regions rowing
Thu fortune still may hnd
True heats but none so lotiug !
Fond eyes, but none so-bfind
The foolish heart is breaking. b,
That nov commands thee, go-r
YET not ! arrs.ie il shaking, \
IT. secret ping 10 show. +.
Though all is hopes hsye perfsh'd,
No curious eye shall see,
That II has tseffcherish'd,
a moments tose for thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

How many. bitter moments pay for our
sweet ones in this life, and yet how will.
ing are we all to N axe the purchase what.
ever be the price, The ambitious spirit
Of enjoyment is upon Us, aud must sill
enlarge the sphere Of our delight, though
las when a conqperor stretches lhe
bounds OF bis empire. and thereby only
exposes wilder frontier 10 proiect-each
new hope, each new pleasure, each ne W
possession, but layslus open 10 loss, regre,
anG disappointment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

( Iagpnioas Escape, "A convict named
Daai4i Ctonia, an Irishman made bis es1t
cape fr5m the house of CORRECTION At IPst
wfch on the 4th, in an| original and inge-
NOUS nanner. He was employed 10 the
shoe shop, and slipPed into the. black.
smith shop il The yards where by the aid
of his shoemaker Knife, he effected az
enhance into The big fellows BY the forge.
anta Kept himsetf coqcealed while be was
looked for about The premises. In the
night, whenaIr was ,s,iA, BE- again cfePt
>fqrtb, and With his knife cut abole through
Tie fence large enough 70 admit bis body.
add finally escaped.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

y 0aq rife too m4ag-A strange aff4i
occurred lately at4he Washington Nav,
Iyard i about two years or more ago. ]"
young man, foreigner, cane to the yarj
and pirrocured work, bringing with hidf
newly married wife, with whom be rey
ed in that part Of the CITY since. bn
Thursday last, q lady called at his bor,
whllshe was dinner, and reqaestS him
70 step into hack, renarking al ID same
time That she was bis wife, and ~ 3 e T
days re yiously arrived from EPPe; NJ
did So and has moi been heard ySsnee'-
The wifezhe has left. behind BIZ is in ihe
greatest distress, and with ht two chll-
dren would be rejoiced 10 Far from her
husband.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Here is BIT Of the late Sydney Smith !
sarcasm: Every animal has lis enemies
The land tortoise has two enemies. man
AID the boa constructor !; man takes him
home and roasis him. and The boa con
siricsof swallows him whole. shell and all
and consumes him slowly ID The interior
as the court Of chancesy does crest Is
tale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Modern Lave is lately deEaed as cora
posed Of one part affection and ninetsen
parts gold,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Things Lost ForeUsr--Lost wealth
may be resiored.by indusiry-ihe wreck
Of health regained BY temperance-zfor.
gotten knowledge restored by study-a-
liena,ed friendship snooihed into forget
fulness; even forfeited reputation won BY
penitence add virtue. But who ever a.
gain looked upon his vanished hours-re-
called bis sighted veafs-siamped them
with wisdom-or effected from heavens
record The fearful biot.of wasted life -
Ms. Sigourney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

THE Religious Recorder significantly
axis" Which is tbe cheapest. 10 hire 4
room and buy library; and organize q
Isdhoo! for poor chiIdren-pr pay the dam
pakes which a troopof vggabonds will 10
| lew Years inaict Oh society
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

,i,a-,Ssyc iiag tslumps.- We have seen
eIearInS e very single plan Of stump
gake atad wi'hIgood success:
IA,absr- of NIX stiff bard wood. stick Of
ana SIX incRss Or twenty feet long.
The stump sn<aaRianeteh cut around
1 lben place the ila some 4, o. ne 81 roots
/ stump. and chain l,aprIghl against The
from lhe upper end Nwiosether strong
airAet The chsihs Pa,s toes noH ~ ~
Psair# of eart wheels, 10 sxleiree Of =
/ which pair Of strong oxsn1ongue OF
ed whea all Is ready, s'aN attach.
{ long, and Ihe. stump 'kesls Oysaxen q
/, asyoa capsize 4 cibsagoIin SER asy
Iguafns Fat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

There is in the Heart Of Man native
sense Of beauty. a latent sympathy, a
h-rr..~--:y- ---:lL Lii iha,-ia La t1AlI 1lF be
earth which makes him unconsclously
seek out spots Of peculiar sweetness not
only for his daily dwelling but also for
his temporary resting place, and for the
mansiou Of his longrepose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

The I 1an papers are calling upon
ST. Ri, Peel for 4 da,y ,oa Indians, as
~ NV is fast exteedIng The demand.I
q,be IA would probably have 10 be adj
+ !. forf repenue principles as we see NO
/; kition evinced BY The English peo4
! 70 produce their own Indians. Md!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Guilt upon he eonscieRee win make. :
feslher-bed hard; but peace Of mine
viii straw bed soft and easy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

ThqIpolice Or Paris, bavins j ,
formation Of fran5 cn,', as :. received an
lie by,ihey SALE N III .,.'.'e9 IN Tue pubs
'a1e iqr pfPPer under.the Mans IL sF ~,
Auyefshe,P' caused searcEI',olha Z 70
ia The shops, end So 800 'oEos made
which On sbeInp 81 III s1 uaasl.les,
H. 'l MI ~ i stpond hemp$eed, potato meal.
II. r ,,. q PePper from which The VEN
III. 9t''so pFofi q az Least 900 per
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Have The courage 10 place poor man
at your table. although rich one be pre-.
sent, aud to show equal courtesy 10 both !;
and to deny your house to those whose
qualities you condemn. whatever be their
character ard station.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

IRA issp 4 "a A8 RRBBlA.es
5 sI'"s & Give the driver dollar #
M 5A,,Ses tie train, and balyga dime Il
M III = icarneyinghalf aEnile then CIV.
It ID nd. ax,a ~ pan hi aRiSlake.s
half bgNe va d thai was related last g.
.sonalex one ofI,he ferry boats.
! - an ny Mr. York Commercial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

lis stated that a.decoqtion Of tobacco
aud red pepper, 'sprinkled on t',e vine OF
cucumberz, melons, &c., will drive of az
once ana lor good, The little striped bug
vhichis Observation-Disclosures 10 these
r - .'-.i 't.F -.Fl m ii t III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

{ADvIcE TO GIRLS DO you-want a
hpsbauds Who that possesses com mon
sense will be seen with female that takes
pride 10 saying she never does house work,
aPd cannot bear the sighttof a me-
chanic' So long as you turn up your
Iar pans 10 Ter your IFIenuss tIfar yUli are
not obliged to<work, and know no!Eing a.
bputthe kitchen, you will be Stunned. by
lhe best portion Of young men, who will
esteem il privilege 10 have you pass BY
them without utteringa word. Your com-
psny may be courted-by whom The
we'll dressed pauper, and fea,hefcd fop,
and by them alone. Cease, then girls, 10
make fools of yourselves Work more
and CAB. less. Read and study during
your leisure hours, and laborto improve
your nature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Times Change and Fasiioasc1go
aAec,pre delivered uletwo OF 4 49,
ago hKtAe Hon. MI, s4urges, OH 80 ~,
on trade, and 'fnancesl lie reierr5Sa -, -
singular changes ofifasmon, Na - a
said he, were once i'm ported 10 large H.
files. As late as 1920 ;here werA
mlllion Of dsllars' worth imported /
there is none. ia ls06 Canton ctSl
was first used; inIl6l0 len cases were IN
ported; in 1916 there were Fl 900 pieces
in. 1926 tie impnrlat:ens amounted to
million and half 81 dollgs: and IN ISL
the. article was pot impofted! Yet tn,
!. country has lost nothing BY this lcapric,
oiRsahion, as our caantry woman appea
as lovely io ninepennY Lowell calico a
in Capton Grape Silk was once import
ed in large quantities from China; car
go Of nearly a 'niIlion dollars worth ono,
was landed ia this country; and now III,
whole yearly importation from China a
mounts 70 less than al0o, 600 Grea
lchanges have alsotaken place in ~, 80;
In 1918, 81, 000, 600 in -speciewere carr
FED to- China, but now our purchases Il
paid fcr in bills of.exchange On Englant
from the proceeds Of the opium trade
| The F,urtraae vas commenced in 1857
| and in 1902 there were fifteen America
vessels engagedi in IL and now I, has eea
ed altogether
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Every one 10 their Fgcy.-We 6nd
the followiage singular sfyertisement r.
the New York Tribune ~
'MATRIMoNY-A WAfe gentleman WISH VI
es TO marry coiored tady Of education,
ofTeligious principles and who Is wlilias
10 reside in county where the acclde9niI
of complexion willhot debaf her tom Is Pc g
worship Of God l.any church or cattfe'
dral with The faiest Of BIER sex, and where
character, notcolor is the,passport TO 80,
ciety. The advertiser is unacquainte d
with the colered ladies Of this CITY; ne
therefore requests aliat any lady ans"e r; :;
ing this advertisement will be candid and
Hexplicitin stating age pecaufary clcan,
bslances, Sc The creates, honor may o
relied Oh. Address Q p. Any white
LADY, who detesis slavery and Is Tree iron
10 answer xiifasdb raitefgr 'Nbo y.m!ay pleas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

q. i BE- Salem Regjsisrstates ibat len no..
s,.4 we ff.4'ndrfiaaF tstse person wer,
and eosfoa ~ nas !, .ta.ifoaaoetKeen that city
nun}ber !, ',i - 'nfra'n lnstant. Of lhis
oVer Il ; rr.S5 y 'Nolhoqsand passed
adei3e,, 80 80. = sh' ~ Of ,he slightest
ax.yS'ssf's occurred on The. road durinstbs
y MI at1s. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

4 IA GOOD CHkRAcTER-A good charac.
lei is TO young man, what fun lounda..
tlan is 70 the artist who propos.s 10 erect
a building on il, he can build with safety,
add all who behold twill have cpnfidence
ina IFS solidity a helping hand will never
bs wanted-but let a single part Of this
bs defective, and you go hazard, amidst
doubling and cistrust. sld. ten ia one il
Will tumble down al last. and miugle ell
THAI was built on it in ruin. Without a
a good character, poverty is curse; with
III il is scarcely an evil. Happiness can !.
npt exis where good character is not
AR ihatis bright in the hope Of youth, ell
tRatis calm and blissful in the soberseenes
Of life. ell that is soothing in the value of
Years, centres in, and is derived from a
gPod character. Therefore acquire this
al the first and most valuable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
THURSDAY MORNING, july e4Is1.

TWENTY ONE. James, 10 his besn,;f
novel Of Morley Efnsisin ,hus snsatl :
lineage Of twenty.one, :
!. is beautiful age. full Of The sn,;,.
With all the Vigor of manhood w;,b6p, " !.
touch Of is decay; with an tba e. :,
youah. without one touch Of it, feeblsns.s
OBJ .one-and-iwenB! bright ~ 80
twenty wilttbou ntvet come baek .a.;s -
Nos never! The cpord Of The bow ~.
seen so often drawn that it,has lost H. Z
Elasticity; there hayeheen thousand aa,s
ers cast away that lave wi,bered = IN
dds Of Times sanly path; there baye
been a thousand f1its tasted that bsva
leit but.the rind in DE hands there have
been thousand travA stains ACQUIRED tbat
.ue YET can DC @asheh Ell - stiIs jour-
is done. That which has been iost.Sabd.
THAI which has been salned have both
beg 10 gathered ihtothe tive baskets 81. the
past /; and whatever the atnre may have
IN store, one and-tgep,y with It's many
hopes, itsfew fears. It's buSancy Of spirit.
lis iela:iicity Of limbs, its egerness Of ex-
reftaiion, fits activity Of pursuit., its aspira-
liohs, its desires, its faith its confidence,
itsH rankness, its garden ofvisionary fow..
ers. and its atmosphere ofnisty light, can
never. never come back 10 us, were we
.oBwhis'le ;ila we broke orr hearts. No,
MI; 10 the sad arithmetic et years; multi,
PLY by what numbers you will. you can
neSer"'get at one-and-tweniy more than
oaee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

I. :, Retnseqfy ,1orr ne 3B6ttRR3-A correspon-
dent. of. tAe Albany Custiyator says;E
Having seen many horses die. With
bots and many rem dies given Without
effect, | was induced. BY Al merchant id
Cambridge, 70 Wy the following ior =
horse Of hy own aferI | had tried most
oi the remedies in cof9 mon use without
effect, aod had given him up for lost:
Halt pint vinegar, half pint soft soap half
pintgln, aad halepint n GLASSES. we'll Isha.
ken togelher, audpolred down while foam.
inS. To my great surprise. he horse
vas vas. n h7e pia9ses, wholly free from
pain, and ale freely the next moroinp /
vas on ny journey. I.haye since recon-
nenGed and given The same in perhaps
N NY With the sFme good efsct ];
\ - n che ustaoce has il failed 10 effeet
/ Nf9aci care:'