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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, E&c.-We have re-
celVeo rom the Northern Cities large supplies
9i Genuine Medicines, Chemicals, Perfuincry, Dive
Stutf5, Dye Woods, Paints, Pure sperm and LIN,
seed Oils, Window Glass, GALL sizes5 Patent Medi
cincs, Garden Seeds, Wctherill's pure Whit Ieod
SLACK and Red Lead, Lithargc, Lamp Black Vene.
tlan kcd' Fermlllion, Press Blue, Chrome Green
and Yellow, Turkey TIMBER, Terrade Sienna, TOR.
pentne, Yarnisbes, Blue Salts. Paris Green. &c.
u DYE STUFFS-Logwood, Red Wood Copperas
IurIneric. Blue Vitrio, Madden, Best INDIGO, Yer
blgris, Annotto, sc.
Also, another supply of Real Genuine Harlem Oil.
(lmpoIted by DR.. NJ A. Santos of NorGok) We
lake this method of returning sincere thanks
to the citizens of Portsmouth, Gosport and nei oh.
boring country for the patronage so literally ex.
tended towards this Store, and we confidently as
su c them that every eHcrtion will be made on oar
part TO meet a continuance of the same
Or Physicians Prescriptions and Family Rece;Dis
compounded OF the purcst ingredients, with acc u
racy and despatch.
*2* Orders promptly attended to- neatly excc,,.
ted, and at prices which will give entire satisfaction
CHAS. II. HEINlTSH. Agent.
Member of the Philadelphia College Of
Nov "a Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, &c.--A roll
sisss- just received and for sale by
Oct24 Corner of High and Middle SITS.
SUPERIOR CASTOR OLA fine article
- of Cold Pressed CASTOR OIL, for sale at the
MEDICAL EMPORIUM
OctN Corner Of High and Middle sts
NJ o. RUMP AND MESS PORK 40
~ bbls sweet RUMP PORK
go bbls Mes and slightly Musty Mess Pork,
Martiu'5' inspection, for sale low BY
Dec u J WILLS.
MOUNTAIN FLoUR-lOO bbls sopcrfne
l'I Flour; Virginia Mountain, just received and
500 bbl, fredericksburg and Falmouth superfne
Flour, for sale by J. Wills
Dec II
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In another paper we have given what, the
Messag" contained an the subject Of our Rail
Road, ana his Suggestions in relation To paying a
premium on those vessels which shall be bull and
Owned BY 70 ident citizens Of Virginia. Tha,
idea finds great favor here, and we believe if tho
Legislature acts up,n il, thai i, viii have the
effect OF 'Hducing an extensive business in ship
building s''n esasl 9si,sal :,
Tho next and last suggestion which we shall
notice is one on which gna, diversity of opintn
and fear exists in Eastern Virginia I'VE think.
however, wi,hou, good grounds We are suffer
ing under some in,olerable evils. which can only
be remedied by H3 s5sI
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4 ooHvEHrios.

F'he subject of convention for ,hc revision ni
the state CONSTITUTION. continues 10 be one of nh
sofbIng Interest in portions Of our State. The
abuses OF the right of suffrage and the powers of
the conniy courts, would alone Justify This meas.
IRE. But regarding other aud scarcely less i'm
poriani reforms. to be Indispensable. | earnestly
recommend the passage of law submitting the
question OF Convention To the people at their
next annual election.
The Message closes with liberal reference Ia
the General Government the Mexican War. and
and the passage of the Tariff, the annexation Of
Texas, and expresses decided approval Of the
measures adopted by tue National Adminis,ra
liVn
Ofthe Message Of Gov Smith, as State ma .
per, it is meeting the highes, approval from the
press abroad. lis build, fearless and independeo,
recommendations have alarmed the miserable
hacks of party. and those opposed to him polii
cally, who can see no motive for any ac,iun. hut
private gain, are atiributng sinister designs for
his righteousness Governor Smith is man
who will rise superior 10 all such petty malice
We uohesltatingly pronounce it, again, one Of The
mist able productions Of The day, which will
clmmand the admiration aud respect of all rood
men of all parties.
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THE LAST CALL FOR TAXES.-AII
= Persons who are yet Indebted for TO WNTAX.
ES, are respectfully informed that my duty is i'm.
Peratlve IN the matter. and shall be compelled To
levy on their goods aud chattels if they arc not i'm
show no lenity to me my surctics, and look for
a prompt settlement early in January, all will
therefore, see the necessity ] am under to adopt
stringent measures to make nv coIlcctfons and !
trust that each will promptly meet their liabilities
thereby relieving me from very unpleasant dutv
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, Toton Collector
Dec ''o''
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OUR SECOND SUPPLY oFCASU

OUR SECOND SUPPLY OFCASHPUR
- CHASES.--Splendid double stitch Brogans at
per paH-240 pairs just received at the New
YORK BpoL aud Shoe Store.
baYs,s extra heavy Brogaus at GIL and 65 cents a
par So pairs received and for sale at the Ne W
York Shoe Store. ~
celved and OF prime quality.
Youths Winter Boots at rs cents a pair; no such
bargains IN Youths Bouts can be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
, mems thick Boots at s l.75 all who want thick
Roots, can geta prime quality for Sl75 only, at
the Boot Store.
Mems Kip Boots, at $2.25, few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size.
do Women's Grain Boots.
case Mems prime Elastic Over Shoes
doz Gents Sporting Hats.
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do, do
The above is part of an invoice which are OMEN
ing tins morning, and which can sell less than
the manufacturers themselves, and less than they
are TO be ieund at any other place south of New
YORK. All who wish to purchase by the case or
pair would do we'll to call at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next to the new Farmers Bank.
n'alh street, Norioik' j. I'll. GREGORY.
Dec IL
POOKS FROM HARPER d BROTH
luton.
Entomology, or the Doctrine of the Mental Phe
nomcna, by j. G. Spurzheim, NJ. ID.
Inc w orks OF Samuel Johnson, J.. l.. D., with
an Essay on his lfe.and genius, by Arthur Murray,
ESQ y
Vols. LIST and End Copcland's Dictionary of rrac-
tical Medicine. -
Nos. ll9, 1870, I2I and 100 Pictorial Shakespeare
No. IL, Pictorial History of England
w. w. II. HODGES s. CO.
booksellers and Dealers in Fancy Goods
Dec Crawford street.
MoLA SSES, Sweet and Heavy. 30 hhds
w prime retailing Moasses, and a few bhds OF
low priced Cuba for sale by
Dcc IL j. WILLS
ENCONOMY.-Wc recommend TO all persons
~ who wish to economist, to, call and get ono of
those beautiful LARD LAMPS, manufactured cx.
ptessly for us by Mcssrs. Cornelius Sc Co. of Phil
adelphia. This lot of Lamps far exces any we
have ever before offered fo- sale. Among the lot
we have some beautiful Passag &c or Half Lamps
which we are selling astonishingly cheap
w. II. III. HODGES & CO.
Booksellers and Dealers in Fancy Goods
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.. HALL&CO..
CHICKERING'S
PIANO FORTES.

VVNHE extraordinary improvements that have OF
Il late years taken place in the construction of
Piano Fortes aided by the increase> tas,e for tho
accomplished and fashionable Science OF Music.
among polite classes, have caused this fa,s ;te
instrument to become indispensaby necessary i'm
all respectable families. In the PIANO FOR'fES
which CHICKERING has tho honor of submitf in :,
to the Public, we trust combined the vo r;ons
qualities of power, bril!iancy, sweetness and mil
formity OF tone so requisite to make perfect in
strument. We are enabled to warrant everv In .
strument PERFECTLY SOUND, we'll seasoned
and of the very best materials aud superior work
manship, thus uniting superiority Of quality with
durability and excellence. s.5t'
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended 10
with the greatest punetuaiity, and C. II. & Co beg
TO assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at dis.
lance, that whenever they are favored by orders
per letter, it is no less their practice than their in
teres to send such an instrun eat shall bear the
rictcst scrutiny. ses-, 1-, ses,i.Ft r-r
These PIANO FORTES are cxtre nelly ha ndso,ne
ana convenient instruments, possessing full, rich
and brilliant tone 50
eJ-Recolect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED Pr
ANO FGRTES, to be had of HALL & Co. Nor
TX, Va, better Instruments and lower price thar
any other in. America -
They will be sold at manufacturers prices and
Warranted in every respect first rate
. We have recently received full supply, a nd
hourly expect further additions,
Prices from $250t TO. 800. Oct 90
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EyOR CHRIsTM As .-Powdaie,.rI,s11dj.,-

IL Powdered Cloves,
Powdered Mace,
Powdered and Race Ginger
Powdered and Grain Allspicc, and other kind of
spices. &c, Just received and for sale low at the
Medical Emporium of HENRY BUFF.
Dec ~ tI.E ~ So High street.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

"a For the year 1877, the FARM, belonrino
Heel TO The estate Of John @. Richardson, near
Deep Creek. There is good Dwelling and
all necessary Out Houses. For a good tenant tbc
torms will be liberal. Apply to
ANNA RICHARDSON
Nov 10 Portsmonib
n 70. The above Farm, with all its Imnrovc.
ments, will be LEASED for term OF years on
the first Of January. Apply as above.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17
NEW Boo js.t received ard for sale by

~ EV DOOhS just received and for sale by
w. H. II. HODGES & CO.
Graham's English Synonymes
Amy Herbert. tale by the author of Gertrude,
Salkeld's Classical Antiquities
Nos. l23 and l24 Illustrated Shakespeare
No IL Illustrated History of England
Guizot's History of Civilization, vol
Frosts Book of anecdotes; or the Moral of His
tory, taught by real examples
Introduction to the French Language: contain
ing Fables, Select Tales. Remarkable Facts, Anu.
sing Anecdotes, SC, with Dictionary of all the
Words translated into English; by M. De Fivas
evenings with the Chronicles; or Uncle Ru
pert's Tales Of Chivalry
The Story of joan of Arc
Boyd's Eclectic Moral Philosophy Dec II
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THREE LIKELY HANDS. EXCELLENT
y SAWYERS and HEWERS, viii be 6ired out
ior the ensuing year on the second day Of January
next. For further particulars apply to
Dec II T.. &. ROBINSON.
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TO 20 eoHts. w {. tt. ti. IiODGES y co.
'HHE CASH SYSTEM.-The Subscriber ia
tending to adopt the cash system, will in flu
ture sell with very few exceptions) for cash alone
at very reduced prices. He pledges himself to sell
IN all cases at very small advance above cost he
Is convinced from long experience in business,
that both seller and purchaser will be verv uaier
ally benefited by the change.
lie VIII keep constantly on hand general and
we'll selected assortment of choice FAMILY GRO.
CERiES of every description, Uiquors excepted, y
ana would invite the attention of those wishing TO
purchase to give him call before making their SC.
lections elsewhere
He would take this method of returning his
grateful acknowledgements to his customers both
In town and country, for the very liberal enc our.
agement which he has received from them for the
last ten years, and respectfully request contin
nation of their patronage. He also would remind
those indebted to him of long standing that call
from them with the ready, is particularly desira-
bic about the close of the year. as all such
accounts must be closed up.
ID. p DAUGHTREY
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FTRUST SALE OF LAND Under tbs :,

TRUST SALE OF LAND Under the pro-
Charles Russell and Jane c.. his wife, on the 5tb Of
sept lS44, recorded in the Office of Norfolk Coun-
" Court, and at the request of George Chambers
tne DeneEceary in said deed, shall sell to he high.
est bidder for cash, on TUESDAY the 10Th Dec
Iol5 at the corner of G. Y. Dggs's Store, on High
ana crawford street, in Portsmouth, at u O'Clock
W. a certain Tract or Parcel of Land with its ssp.
purtenances, near SCOTS Creek, and within half
mile OF Portsmouth which land is described as
bounded by the lands Of Jobu c. TIatton, John
James Scott and wife 10 George NJ. Balm referred
to for metcs and bounds,) contains thirty four
acres, one rood and sixteen poles. This Piece of
Land is highly improved, well oncloscd and Co.,
great inducements as Garden Farm The title
Is doubtless clear, but as trustee Isha ONLY convey
with special warranty. ~
Dec IS J. s. STUBBs y,ustoo
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DU X 10 SPICES, &c.-We have received
another fresh supply OF Pure and Genuine SPI-
CES, particularly for the accommodation of those
VINO Wish 10 make some Nceties Tor the Christina
Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nu,megs,
Allspice, Pow'd. Ginger, White Ginger Penner
Double double Distilled Rose Pure Oil Lemon, - p
Orange Water, Essence Lemon, SC. Sc
Also, Fresh Supcrfine Olive or Table Oil. For
sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar =
Dec IL CHAS. II. -HEINITSH Aren't
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I ANDING THIS DAY, rs boxes Co.b.

I ANDING THIS DAY, rs boxes Goshen
~ Cheese 81 casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole and half boxes Rasins
5O Or and eighth kegs BuCkwheat
10 bags Ginger. Pepper and Allspicc
Dbl Nutmegs
80 bags Rio aud Java Coffee
10 kegs goshen Butter
% boxes Starch
20 bbls N. r. Rum
rs do Baltimore Wbiskev
so boxes Smith and DaIleti,a Candies
rs bbls Mountain Flour
so packages Guupowder ond Black Tea
100 butts Hill and Mann's Tobacco
I3O do Jones Sons lbs aud 5's do
For sale by JOSIAH WILLS
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17

NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAH re
~ COMING We respectfully call the attention
OF the public generally, to our fine and excellent
assof t,ncnt OF Perf,mery, Hair Brushes Dressing
aad other Combs, Soaps, &c Also, another supnIS
OF that most celebrated Cologne, the Real Genuine
Earnd' imported by DR.. Nj. a. Santos of Norfolk
inns Is tcarrdfed to be the real article and superior
to atty in the known world ~
oLoeNEs; French, Germany and American.
ELEGANT EXTRACTS. for Hhdk'fs
Superior Bay Rum with a,no-1 u.
.rie In our line. For sale at the Drug Store, Sign
Dec IL CHAS ri UEJNIpSu 49,.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17

ENOR Rent or Sale, WORK SHOP on Water
strcct.a' tho entrance of Capt. VIM. BenthalPs
LUMBER Yard, and every description Of Carpenters
TOOLS Tor house work, with them MortiCing Ma
Sash and Francs suited for wooden house. ali W
which will he sold low. For terms apply to VIM
Brooks, OF THOS. BROOKS II
Oct Cts
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore ir
~ sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN,S.
zee n-u Lottery and Exc han orc Office E..
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH=-1ARoMA1

INKS! INKS!!-700 bottles Of $, pcrior INK
u assorted colours, Black, Blue and Red Of NV
own manufacture. For ale by
HENRY BUFF
Oct2l Corner Of High and Middle ats
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17

ENOR RENT.-Thc RESIDENCE and STORES
the Crawford House Possession given on the Ist
of January, 1917 Apply to Mr. John w Collins.
or to & wuEET I'm
Oct ~ ~
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nor RENT, for the next year a comCorablc
II and convenient DWELLING HOUSE on Din
widdie street, opposite Mr.. Jno. S. Whites and
now occupied by MIR. James Ovens. For terms
apply to JNO. COOKE & co.
Also, one on Queen street, now occupied by Mrs
Hups. ~, ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17

RULWER'S NEW NOYEL.-Locrctia or
- the Children OF Night, received and for sale bv
Price 25 cents. w. III. II. HODGES & co
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FOR RENT.

a. THE DWELLING part of the House, over
sas the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Ill This location is one Of the most Central and
would answer remarkable well for small family
POSSESSION given on the ist January. Apply to
oct ~ CHAS. II. HEINITSH. Agent
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-17

SUPERIOR CATSUPS.--A fine article Of
y Walnt and Tomato CATSUPS Also Pepper
Sauce Of superior quality For sale at the
MEDICAL EMPORIUM
Oc' 10 Corner Of High aud Middle sts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
Our Navy--Com. Conner.

That the general inactivity Of Gulf Squadron, and
the morying results which have attended It's occss ons
hostile demonstrations, have produced intense modification
and ehsern not be Questioned and, as usual under
such circumstances, the commanding officer harshy
sured by portion Of the public press. II too often hap
pens indeed that the only criterion of merit and
tina, often overlook the obstacles be encountered
and the nadequscy of the by which they
overcome.
The New York Courier and Enquirer makes the recent
nborve attack upon Alvarado the occasion Of some ex
ceedngy harsh upon Com. Conner and with
exstng knowledge OF facs, disposed to think
unjust they harsh. "The attempt, (says tho Courier
and Enqurer) made without judgment, the aban
donment of IL deserves a OF opprobrium which
Court Martial alone should apply. appended sentence
such a only may nact; and expresses the hope
that the Commodore may be arrested and tried. Com
Conner may deem due his fame ask for Court
Of Inquiry; and feel we'll assured If he shall do so,
H the Government shall deem proper of its accord
10 subject HE test, that he will be able
umphanty vndeate his conduct, well in making
abandoning the attack That Com. Corners personal cou
rsgc unmpsachabe shown by the GOODNESS with which
ne acted while the balls from enemys guns flying
thick around him and he Withdrew from the only
when he discovered the mpraccaby of getting his
ses owe. the bar As New Orleans Della well remarks:
The obstacles the of his en;erpze plain,
papabe nsurmounable Had he persisted in the face
Of such difficulties fate of Capt Carpenter would have
been his Naval enorprizes. directed against land for-
cations guarded by the dangerous and ueacherous
coast the world, Be conducted with the greatest
eauuou. They not like attacks made by land forces
winch can be successfully drawn off If defeated, and in
which every thing is made depend the energy and gal
lantry OF individuals In the former iRer matter under
certain beyond human CONTROL shackes and
restraints the power and ador Of the SHIPS be
made leap bars, penetrate coral, dry land.
We hope these things being considered generous
and confdng people who know well the unspoed eputa
and wofd-onowned galaniry OF tle Navy, will
refrain nduging suspicious and mpuIaons unis
served and CALLING feelings and pride OF brave
officers and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
North Carolina.

The Wing members Of the Legislature Of North Cart
lima held meeting last Thursday evening, and determined
support George E. Badger, Esq for vacancy in the
Senate occasioned BY the resignation Of Mr. Haywood
The election take place next day and there is no
doubt that Mr. Badger received the appointment Mr. b.
will be remembered, Secretary Of the Navy under
General Harrison, which Office he resigned soon after the
death of that gentleman and the accession Of Mr. Tyler
man Of profound ability, he will take high rank even
in the Senate
Toe Message Of Gov. Graham the Legislature Of North
Carolina 10 long and very able paper We shall endea-
yor to extract from It tomorrow passage in reference 10
the Mexican war; in the sentiments Of which heartily
concur.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24

u The Petersburg Intelligeneer in the opinion
expressed by few days ago, that the Wing mem.
bers OF the Legislature of Virginia, its session.
should adhere, the election of S.naor man, who
elected, " III faithfully represent their principles. They
this says the lnegeneer their cause, and
Who during his service in the Senate, has faithfully
stood by the party What would be the good Of pursuing
opposite course None than perceive while VIC
readily perceive the harm that would result from such
ton. The Wings would be taking responsibility when
they have power and do would be- opinion
unwise and impoiuc. The democrats have large major
y joint ballot, and them belongs the responsibility
for and measures. Ii they made up of such
cordsn, materials be unable agree upon Senator
let the ac 60 The counEy-snd if they choose select
an unworthy man, let the responsibility upon them.
Thsis the theory VI representative government The
Wings have made anything by Choosing between
evils as tho saying is. wnen they have thought IL y
were choosing the least" it has generally turned
'aey were sodtius themselves with the worst evil"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24
The official Dispatches.

We lay before readers this morning. Gen. Tayor's
Official OF the operations Of that portion OF the army
under his Immediate command in the brilliant attack upon
MoRterey. The letters OF Generals Butler, Hsmer and
Quiman will appear tomorrow. and Cen. worth's the
next day.
The Union Of Saturday night states that official despatch
es have also been received from Gen. Wool, who
within three four days march OF Monclova, and l35
mics from Monterey Ii appears Gays the Union) from
Gen. Taylors letter, that Gen. Ampuda had abandoned
salnllo without completing Notifications and had gone
souhwardy, probably San Luis de Potos instead Of GO
ing cope with Cen Wool Gen. Taylor considers him.
self almost much OF Sauo if he actually
in the civ"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-24


II there shalt be no changes consequently the Looofo.
will have maiony Of tes and 1t they succeed in
Iowa and Wisconsin, Of G. But the Wings NAY gain or
s, and believe will certainly gain in Virginia, in
Maryland, ia North Curona, l in Alabama, / in Ten
nosBee. In Indana, or in New Hampshire in Loui
sana and in Kentueky-wheh will give them msjlri
" Of "a In tho House. We may be sanguine in some
Of estimates Of gsins but nevertheless wo are conf
dent that the Wings will have a msjoriiy in the next
Houso. The importance Of the struggle in Virginia next
Spring, therefore, etDnot be oveesmsted and we hope
that IN every Dsci, which there the remoest pro-
liability Of success, The Wings will bring their strongest
men and concentrate upon him. We hope once moro to
see "hs union Of The IYhigs for he saks Of the UHon
Let Ne harmonic and conoac. Let We bury oil personal
dscords and all sectional ealouses and determine 20 make
smother energetic rhly under glorious flag "Eyory
thing The cause nothing f'r mon" This b tho rnoto
by which every Wing should determine to be govern
cd.
II may indeed BE- said that with mi ty Of the Sen
against us and The Presidential veto impending Owe
Congress, " is not Of maers importance 10 secure mi
iory In The ouie Of Representatives. Butthis s On er
roneou' opinion. II cannot SHAPE We may At less
soRirol he policy Of tho government We may "put
hook N the mouth o' Levaihan and thereby doIss, M,
ebeyous measufesif may not re-enact good once.
S. not n,ia msuer TO be able 10 avert disaster. eve,
though We be poweoss accomplish al that We NAV do
alfo