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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

wee Pine that IneIe IL inIcn truth in the
following remark al Secre,ario," to on.
OF the eastern papers
ne President las am told by those
who were nearer hin ,hnn got or sha
gel was once in considerable anger o.
beng run over by the crowd. and show
ed considerable alarm, as dill also Mr.
Tyler, then walking in procession with
hin. When he came 10 read his speech.
they tell me likewise that he trembled
violently. fear that he has too much
reason 10 be so.
The extreme caution which he has thus
lar praclised in every thing begins to he
regarded as ,imidity rather than circum.
:peclior. His singular delay, up to the
last hour OF = Dgress, 10 let his Cabine,
b. uncquIvocally known, looks certainly
like nothing but as il he was afrail to
disclose 1t. lie is, | fancy, the first in.
stance of ruler that wanted the courage
TO announce his own Cabinet.
lie has trouble enough before him,
whether be sees i or act, The North, up
on which ne was most unfairly imposed,
ne has already further aliena ed, by disclo
sing his resentment at it's coll support:
The South, which created him. he has cast
OF. alarmed al its hot ard arrogant pur-
poses; IN he West, he has none but the
borrowed popularity of party; while, over
me country at large, almost his on'y
ho'o Is patronage, every employment,
OF which gains but one AMI loses perhaps
twenty adhorenis. lie may, ia a wor |,
be said 10 be looked TO with expectation
by nobody but office seekers. The CAL
noun men go away. his bitter enemies
aud sure 10 give him trouble, as people
very little capibe Of doing any body
good bat not inpoen, OF great mischief
The Benton TO- Hunkc) faction Ike
him no., nor he lhem.
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PORT oFe%hr.w WHEELING

- tee, water ia The channel, Rising.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

EUGRAPnYj.DP rae nEAyETs-
~ JUS received 3 f'ess supply of Bnnin'.
~ oSr'Pby OF The Hesysn., With Alb also Of
'Gunimorr Ast "omy.
mar JOIN HASWELr.. Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-11

GIDEON B. sMlTH,M. D. Bal,
limo re, Md.
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them again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18

Al MEETING OF The citizens Of Apramaitox county,
held Al Cloyet llll, Thursday the llh da, OF nrcon.
Der lei5 IN reierence Ia the dtat o hulr fellow rl,
zen, W n, j. MeDEAgaoN-E. W. Dummy was call.
ed Ia the Chair and Henry ID Fluud appointed Ser-
reary, when the following resolutions were submit ted
and unanimously adopted
ISL Resolved, That we have learned with the deep
EST sorrow and regret thai esteemed and valued i
low-clllzen VIM. j. McDearmon has been deprived of
h's earthly eNSicnce by the hand Of ymence.
Pad. Resolved. That in him we had both citizen of
Tue highest Integrity and honaur OF nnsulled reputation
o' purity n e and character. officer faithful vipis
lan' humane and Just III the discharge his varied du-
Hes
ord. Resolved. That tender To the her, avrt lsmi
" who have last valuable member our sincere con.
doece or their irreparabe loss which has plunged the
whole community IN mourning.
9TH Resolved. Tina, copy of these resolutions BE-
sent 10 his family. and published in the Enquirer and
Wing, and Lynchburg papers
+. w. DURPHY, Chm.
lltSnt y. FLoop. Secy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
FssgJ~T SALE.

gsY virtue Of deed Of trust, hearing date the I'm
Is d,v of February 1874, and duly recorded N the
Ce,k', Olice Of the county court Of Campbell and ex,
cuted to the subscriber by James B. Moore, lor certain
purposes therein specified, shall proceed to sell by way
Of public auction. on Monday. the 29ih day ct Deceh'
Der. lS45. upon the premises, tnear MarysVe') Ger
tain TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, IN sad deed
nan,i,n,d containing 30 ACRES, old survey wing on
seneca Creek, and adjoining the lands Of d. NJ Payne,
Vim H. CLARK and Others. Terms liberal and made
known on the day Of sole. further description OF said
land is deemed unnecessary as those wishing 10 p"-
chase will surely view for themselves ne ia,'o no"
s,,1r viii he shown by j w. Moore or myself at any
limo previous to day Of sale, to any person wishing 10
rhe 1iyh 10 the above property believed 10 be good
In, o,ing as trustee shall convey such title only as Is
vested in me by said deed. ,,.,., re-,
Dec. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18

Married. IN The ih inst. by the Rev. w d Niniou.
Mr.. JonN II. T.. SrR,NKs.e 10 Miss knop, J,Ne,
daughter OF Mr. Isaac lehew. all ot W,lhe
Nav much peace, aud mauy prlRksot love follow
his union.
-, on the 5lh inst. by the Rev Thomas Jcnrs,
Nr A. d. ll'rcnrR 10 EMILY A., daughter Of Joseph
l.. Reese, all Of Brdard.
-, in Franklin county. on "Wednesday. the ln,h
inst. by the Rev. WIN. Ward, Mr. RlcnARn Hon
IN IsToN oil bedford to Miss ELIzAnErn daughter Vi
Capt. John Oyer, OF sand cuunrv
% The Rlchnond papers will please copy.
-. IN Bedford. On Thursday the | lh inst, by
Rev. b. Meador, Mr. Roman = Ioyp Ia Miss FlNrr.
IA. daughter Of John SPREADING. ST. all OF Bedford
o. The Republican and Valley Wing Will pease
copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18

70 10 Great fNoht euhtss from Tic hei iat sys.
'ee veb may be well adapted 4, som, se.,itos of tb
a'aie would be entitely unsued 10 sumo olhers.-
eeee IN The opinion vi many the prnpcty of at least
50 lar amending The oAisn. laws on the subject as 10 ad
~ Vi selection o the system best adapted 10 each sec.
'e or county by vote o the people, Who arc best ac
quanied " lh lher own n,rcsst,s and resources md
the hest qualified 10 apply the one To the mi,,aa,un Of
the other
Oar news from Nashngto is not of much interest,"
HE recent course OF Setn,ors Benton HAYWOOD and
Baeby. IN resisting the mandates oi kiny Caucus is
much talked OF. and the impression is daily srenc hen
ing That The Missouri Senator is preparing for 'seces.
sion" from the Administration rankspspecally ii he
shall hnd the great NuIlyet lahen into iayof he nj
ira Locos are already beginning open their batteries
upon him. Should he vote against the Executive Ed.
Tor "a Printer IL the Senate or. as some apprclend
thru" obstacles in the way Of the "mmedale admission
el leNas into the Unon-ai neither of which events
shohld BE stunisled-he and such If his friends as he
may carry with him, will be lorthw nh eAcommunca.
ted.
Among the rum0rs is one that Vice President Dallas
eonem lates resignation of that office Tor a seat on the
bench ct The Supreme Conr, and that Andrew J. Dan.
nelson late Charge 10 TEXAS, is 10 succeed Col Todd
(whose removal has long been oNrce,ed,) Minister 10
Russia.
Jesse d. Bright ESq. has been eleclcd L. s Senator
by the halana Legislature. lie Iorooco If course
The yoie slood Fur Bright 50. for Joseph u. Mar
shall, the Wis candidate, &C. scattering =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
RoBERT KYLE. JR.j Sc

Ala court held for the county Of Appomai'ox. at the
cour,housp ON the 4lh day Of December, 1919:
On n,oou OF William q. Fionnoy, who Introduced
them WITH few appropriate IeinafhSJ Tile following Tess
outl,ns were unanimously adopted
lst. Resolved. That have heard with the deepest
reqrel. of the death OF WILLIAM JAMES McDEARMoH,
VITO late o the most es'ihaole aha eiceht oii
OF this court. 49,
End. Resolved. That in the discharge Of his duties,
he was prompt energetic and faithful; IN has intercourse
with his fellow men he was humane aud courteous TO
ALI Of unbemshed chaTa;Ier and UNI Aeep''oiao'
conduct.
3d Resolved, That this court in token Of The esti
nation in which they held their friend and officer, VIII
wear the usual badge of mourning for sixty days
4th Resolved, That these resolutions be catered on
,he regards Of this court and published in the Lynch'
urg papers aud that copy OF hem be sent 10 the FAINT
Y OF The deceased. -, -,
5lb Resolved, That ibis court do how ADJOURN III
me court IN course.
a Cnpy-r'sle. ,,.,
H. +. BOCOCk, Ctefh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
TIE. LADIES, FAIR

Will oren this evening, a. 6o'clock. in Dr. Murte's
house, opposite The NirgIhah Ohce-ano Ftid'y and
Saturday. Al 10 o'clock 4, NJ. Fancy articles Will be
offered or sale on the tfs floor rertShmcnts such
as Oysters, liam, Coffee Cakes, Creams, lefty. Sc .
will be served up The second huor Tickets al ad,
n,isslon 10 be Lad al Messrs. Payne \ Gnenly'4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
EDGExyORTEu SEMINARY,

I.iDrRTy, BEDronp Co. Va.
MRS f.. Y. EOMAX, having associated Mis-
VH JANE TAYLpE WORflIlNGrON in thH
management Of this Institution. its exercises will be cet,.
,lnuod. upon the same terms heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons oflhis nst,u,
ilon take pleasure in assuring the public that expert
OF twelve nonlis enables them To recommend Mrs.
T.. " Lomax, az a lady Who has in every respect
redeemed the high Reputation which preceded her
They satisfied that the connection announced abhvi.
will ensure 10 those interested In Female Education. ID.
vanagcs for the improvement Of the minds and The Dss
OF The VI pupils inferior in VII.
ginia WILLIAM TERRY, IS
WIN. NJ. BURWELL. -f
WIN. DlCKlNSON,JR in,
RO. CAMPBELL,
J.. SllUMAKER,
JOS. WILSON, -
VIM. COOK.
CIV. NiNGFlELD, =
jNO. +. SALE.
SAAi'L. RlrCIlEY.
DIR. THO. =. MITCHELL.
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSlEAD OrEY.
oc'. a4i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
Gg'ssEe- a.E,.HfE.V,g,.

The nhoye sale postponed III tuesdas. the 23ft in.
slanl, When Il vii nike placa II | o'carb,
TERMS. 4 ettdn VII h. piytn DISK. twelve and
cehleen mouths, einl i4sianrnis Negotiable ao,es,
Msu eador.d, vii be- required. and tie tltc Ia the
rfomfN Will be II tsucu secure the final peYment ii
lhese nules. X. =. TOW NlfA
I)rc. Is ED If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
$500 EgR.NS sssEp.

= W.T. Hh z 70 Z US VI.
Eb GNAWAY h4m tie sahsrtiIff living IN Mont,
u eomery, ncar BIaehelug IN ihe bib Oeiube last
negro man nami
MIL.
Said nearo is IS 81 % years old 8 fee, ~ inches
weighing about 30 pounds; his complexion OF the gln-
yer cake orders has large open spare brtNern the two
upper teeth; small sprc IN ol hlseyes has down
cast look has black mark about the ol bean
his breast; other marks I,cnllceicd.
Will give So lihe delivered 10 me 'or secured in
jail 50 that | can get hn again; OF 800 II he be
found in another State and dese ned 10 me.
WALL. BARRiGER
% The Richmond WIZ VIII publish the above al
verlsement m ofdoled 10 be dI5con lnutd aud charge
w. J. -.
Dec Is IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
Large Stock Of

Tor Sale in Richmond. Iugtnia
OUT Of The numerous testimonials in our possession
NIlo The TACT thai those who Pianos can hp suit
ed in all respects IN purchasing of us. would respect
FULLY Gle the following, addressed 10 our senior
"CoMhN's WELL, SUSSEX co.. Va. Sept. - 1857
Dear sir: can cheerinlly add my testimony in favor
of your Pianos. The ole purchased OF You in April last
has in all respects, equad my cx ectalions and is IN
the opinion oi judges. very superior Instrument.
II examined the Pianos Of several factories in New
York IN March last, aud asfed mysll lhat ih,so of
Mes,rs. Stodart. W orceser Durham weie 10 say the
least equal those OF any other establishment that came
under nay observation, regards ter richness tone
beauty OF finish or cl.apness.
Very respectfully.
CIVILIAN ID. TtyLoR.n
Since the above sold, many improvements have
been made IN the and nsh. aud the prices greatly
reduced. NASH & WOODIOtSE
Booksellers and Dealers IN Piano Fortcs
Stationery aud Music
l31 Main street.
Richmond, Dec. IS lsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
Era.ec,ffOl:S .VOflCG.

IL persons having claims against HE estate OF Jn-
"A anta Mcdaniel, decd. are requested 10 present
them for settlement. Those INDEBTED 10 SAIL estate
L1TEErON IEfINlCH.
Executor otJoanna Mcdaniel, dec'd
Dec. lS -"
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Ss.Aai.S Sa.AHa.S s!

DECE.NHeEK 18th, 1S1J.
N r. q. PETERS is this mornIng opening =
L. lot at NEW GOODS, received by express ,dl'
reel from the importers consisting in part Of
pc. super black French Cloth. which will com.
pare wi,h any French Cloth in this market,
9 ps. French Doe Skin Cashmere, (super,)
pc, super black Satin Nesting.
Also fine assortment of CASliMERES, warrant
ed all wool, wlh the Velvet Ribbon III trlG, them
white and red Fannels, Tweed Cassmeres Blankets,
Llnseys. heavy Noollens, &c.
Persons wanting any OF the above Goods, would do
well To give me a call, as am determined 10 sell them
very low. -. 4. T.. Pc fERS.
Dee 4w IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
EsbFs ~ E.N'E',
g.sDHA HERE /!
EAA.aa.lG as.NssAs gbALE,

a. % 80 A3 i y q 4 % "a .Pg &C II III rat
nFFERc his services To his friends and The public
genefally. Tor the sale OF Iobaccp Flour. w heat
aud all uiher knds Of produce-and pledges sttat and
une,ued attention 10 Whatever may he consigned hun.
Office al The store Of Messrs. Hatcher < Green.
He sells lobacce at 81 cts. PER hid.
Noy. 70 " lnif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
Desirable Family Residence
FOE SIZE.

4 wish 10 sell the house aud lot occupied hy myself.
is situated desirable and health, pari al tho town
A--S on the alley running 10y the ser,o,f, aud
&M...s about one square brsund the reservoir II,
ytti 1 II passing ltom AlaIo slrecl fhe house Is
(I s3sssrss auly and comfortable ailnllnp very a,
gWeabe reNldrnce r large family Ga the lot are all
the necessary on houses, namely: rooms tr servants.
mea, house, stable. house. Sc. All the houses and
the lo are in excellent order, needing but very lutte re-
pair. This property insured IN the Mutual Assurance
Society. the tax ot Which Is only about dollars per
annum.
would prcft private sale; hut, If This canno, he
effected. this property viii hr offered at auction on thr
2oth day OF neremmr urNt. IL private purchaser the
terms shall be- accommodating. II II should be sold nj
auction, the TRIMS vii be made knu,n On The day ol
sle Prrs'ns, disposed to purchase. invited view
this property. Is. II. TOM NIFN.
Nov. = t30DI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
L.ll1..IOX'EGE.

'R'llE undersigned having associated themselves IN
l. The practice of the LAW, viii regularly attend the
superior md interim Of the of Lynchburg,
and the counties III Nelson and Appomatrox.
WILLIAM Is. RoANE will keep his office in School,
fields New building, at the Marker House il the inwn
OF Lynchbarg, aud }. X. Irving in New Glasgow. AN.
herst.
In the counties Of Amherst and buckingham Mr..
lTving's connections will remain heretolre.
Mr.. Roane will also attend the courts of Amherst.
JOSEPH X. IRVING,
W. b. ROANE.
Dec. Is Win
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.y.Eyy..shH lxDESs.

Nn BBIS. very superior, just rociyed and lor sale
~ how by W NJ l. YUM.
Dec. IL u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18

Tho defendant Jane. W Nauhor not having entered his
security according to he act {" assem-
hi, oud the rules oti court, ud il appearing BY snsiae-
toIy "a ,uce that he uhalant OF is common
t notion 81 ho plulnti by counsel, ltis order
ed that the said defendant do appear here on he hrs Monday
in March next, and answer tho laniih MI anu i' d
opy OF this order BIZ forthwith publithed IN Inc l., hehpu,g
Yipian Tor two months suceessssy, and posted III ING
,ni door OF the courthosc Of this county on some court
day. c'll 81, APR ~ u &,
Dec. l. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18
.V'O1EEE.

~ KEV1Is
A IL. persons having claims against Geo. IL NideN
IA myer, decd are requested 10 brng them lor"nfd
without DELAY 50 that arrangements may be made Ia see
the same. HENRY DUNNINGrON, ;. Z. l..
and as such .3dm'r., Sc.
Dec, Is It'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-18

Patrick nj Tho courthouse thueoi the II Monday i,
pencmhrt, Is 5i
Joseph koGcr, Plaintiff,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-13

0J- Our readers will perceive that our columns
are. to-day, almost entirely occupied by the Presi.
dents Message. We have only room to saw that
the Hon. JOHN w. DAVIS, of Indiana was elect.
ed Speaker of the House Of Congress, and B. D.
FRENCH, Clerk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-13

NEW ORLEANS MELAsSES--a fresh cup.
~ ply, just received and for sale by
]. RE- J. II. NORRIS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-13
WAsHINGToN CRY, Dec. 2, IS45.
HOUSE OF PRESENTATIVES.

HOSEPH FRANCS ESTATE.-Notice is
81 hereby given that the subscriber has been up.
pointed and qualified as administrator of the estate
of Joseph Friang, late Of Monroe county, deceased
dec I3 JOHN B. OBLIGNER, A dm,x.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-12-13

SAMUEL BROOKS ESTATE. Notice is
~ hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as administrators of the es,
tate OF fSaml Brooks, late oiMonroe CO., deceased.
VIM. AWILLARD,}
dec 10 JOHN JONES, Aahfs'
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WAsHINGrcN, December 9, Is45.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28
RVls.EE ECO.yO.VY.
From the Louisville Joarnai.
SAVING OF FOOD.

A gren, many farmers readily purchase,
as ,hey ought to do, corn crushers aud
slfawscullers for the purpose Of saving prov.
ender, but very few Of them thiuk Of saving
food by keeping their stock in warm quar-.
tiers during the winter and ye, it is just as
certain that food can be saved by keeping
cattle in close houses as that fuel can be
saved by making the dwelling house tight.
Liebig says our clothing is merely an
equivalent for a certain amour, OF food, and
experiments prove that an animal well
housed may be kept during winter in given
condition with half the food required to
keep one out of doors in like condition.
Farmers are very sure to kill their hogs
the first cod winter day, for hogs, kept as
they are, do not iatien after winter sets in.
Stock hogs may be KEEP, fat through the win.
Ter on little food by keeping them warm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28
PROFESSOR LfEBIG.

The following are extracts from q speech
fthis distinguished gentleman, at recent
dinner to which he was invited, in Glas.
gov, Scotland:
practical experience possesses unqpes.
iionable value but 1t is like a vessel, to
which, 10 the form Of science. the compass
or the pilot is wanting; II is treasure
which csnno, be Inherited. Science enables
US TO bequesth this treasure TO our children,
and it enables our children 10 increase the
store. Science tea. hes US to recognize the
food Of plants, and the sources from which
il is derived. This knowledge alone makes
Us the true masters Of the soil the lords of
our capital. We can now see where we
are guilty OF waste aud where we are too
sparing. The grea, truth that animal
manures are nothing else but The ashes Of
the food produced from our fields, consum.
ed or burned 10 the bodies Of men and AMI.
mails, has given the chief direction TO all the
modern improvements in agriculture
Who would have though, it possible, few
years ago, that gas works would yield
powerful manure We now know on what
tho exhaustion OF our soil depends il is
tie most precious ingredients OF the soil
which We remove in the crops, aud thus i'm
poverish our fields. By analy sing the ash.
es Of plants, We learn what We must replace
IN order 10 restore the original fertility Of the
soil.
Africa and Peru supply US with the mi
neral elements ofbfead and flesh, IN guano
and chemical works now produce the other
mineral substances which are Indispensable
to ,utniEs and potatoes. Cheers. 1t is
evident to all that he present age has enter
ed upon new path; we have now 10 do
with the real, not with the imaginary value
OF manure. Applause. As~e have now
learned how 10 measure the value OF an acid
or an alkai, SO wo can nov ascertain the
true vaIue of a manure. This, therefore, is
precisely what we must expCud on the soil,
IN order TO obtain profit; Tor the capital of
The farmer consist Of his labor aud his man
IRE. Much, certainly, remains TO be done.
The mineral food Of The plants = all coun
tries must lie ascertaned by the analysis Of
their ashes we must determine which sub
stances are essential; we must endeavor 10
find out in which plant one ingredient or
another may be replaced, as lime by mag
uesia, or potash by soda"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28

so, unless indeed your father should fail
Of which there is little probability" Bu,
tell me though" sOId Julia, land will en-.
ter her name in my black book, among
The things 10 be lote'cr avoided"
Sarah Mofeiand," said Amelia grave.
ly.
Not my friend r. said Julia eagerly.
And who was Amelia pray ?"
Tour own cousin Amelia Weston !"
"Can II be possible 7" sand JULIA
Then can never again love Sarah More.
land"
l." All do not say So" returned Amelia,
Sarah MureIund is the same interesting
grl now that she ever has been. | have
told sou these circumstances not to iniure
your friend. but to prove 20 you that il is ne
cessafy for the to contract my visit, that
we may all be happier, for wish not TO wait
until Sarah MoreIand's arrival. But my
most important reason Tor telling YOU these
facts, is 10 convince you that YOU cannot,
form correct estimate OF persons char
meter, until you have seen them in differ.
ent positions from ~ha, you usually see
your gay friend" ELIZABETH.