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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

a biography Of Robespierre. ulieh ap
psarsd ii = Ifish papsr. concludeb III he
following manner: This exiradfdinary
man LEFT % children behind himf exeep,
bic brother, Who Wa killed II liis ssme
A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
Wandering Jew,

q OHRnnI.I llluslrltedbY q uElIIi = ffsnee
~ iuti rscoivsd md for sale 81
49, :, MILLER 8 WOODS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

How TRuE.-A very eminent writer
has said, that although We seem grievsd
at The shoriness Of life 10 general, We are
wishing every period Of il an end. The
minor longs 10 be Of age; then 10 be- !
man Of business; then % make up aa e.
tate; then TO arrive 81 honor; then 10 To-
tire. The insurer would be very well sst,
is6sd 10 have oil the time annihilatsd.
that lies between The present moment 90 d
the next quarter day the politician would
be content to loose three years Of his HE,
could he place things 10 The posture which
be fancies they will occupy after such q
revolution Of time ; and The lover would
be glad 10 strike outfof existence, all The
moments that are toEpass away before lhe
next meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

nNB Barrel rsssissl su6 ~ siIs, by
Kahlslorn, Jan. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

The RlGHT.-AIways pursue what you
have reason TO think il the right course
without regard TO ease o. The one hand
and interest On the other. Go straight
forward. determined 10 breast the floods
Of iniqui,y. OF perish in the effort. Never
stay with the multitude through fear OF
worldly policy, aud never lisien 10 the I'D
vice Of those who, rotten al heart, nave
on with the popular current. Feel that
you have something 10 do 10 the world,
and 60 about il forthwilh-taking Truth
for your guide, and Virtue for your com
panion. Then you will have nothing 10
lear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

CHARcoAL The preventative qspliiies
10 charcoal are not 80 generally known a.
they should b.. and / hope yon wal tell
yourfesders that il they will embee their
smoked beef and porkin some puissrizsd
charcoal. they may keep il as long they
please without regard 10 weather. Tell
ihsm also. tl.ai il they will take bout .
pint Of charcoal. also pulverized. aid put
il into bag. then put i into barrel Of
new cider. II can never fernenl. VII new
.er contain any Intoxicating quality and i
moTs and more pslaiabls the longst Il il
kept. FARTHER. take piece Of cesrcosl
of surface equal 10 ! cnbic incS, wrap
il ID : clean cotton clolh two Thick esses.
and made moist and work sbobt one
pound 81 butler which has become saocid
and il willresiors j perIscily l4shigsr
FGrmer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

= ArrEcrlEe-TRs BEAyER.-An "a.
ecdots. told bya Germsn naturalist, Of .
beaver. il wonderful. He declarei be
saw beaver weeping over|the crown d
an old hat Soon another beaver sp
preached il. and she cried more piieopsly
than the frs, then number Of Young
beavers, attracted by their sobs. came
running up, and they al cried too.
He accounts for this BY saying that the
hal, being made Of beaver. the animals
had evidently recognised in !. the skin
Of one Of their own kindred.
Who can say he asks. whether this
very bat was not 10 them the sad remsins
Of an sffectionate son-,he only renem.
brance Of iayorils brother?'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12
"A Valuable Jefferson Farm


nY virtue ofthe provisions Of the last will
Ii and testament of the late William Wor.
thington, decd, --now Of record In The Clerks
ofhee Of the county court Of Jedersep, Virgins,
The undersigned, as the acting and surviving
executor, will proceed 70 sell, 1t public auction,
10 the highest bidder, before the Court House
door Of jefferson County on Monday The l6ih
~ " february ntrt, lbeipg court dsJ,)
I,hat ViaIHabIe FarMs,
Siluatsd 10 The said county. now occupied by
the family Of the la,e Leonard Y.Davis, deed,
and
Containing about $50 Acres,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

INFLuENcE Every person has more
or less influence. The greaterthe tslent,
the larger the wealth, he higher the Office.
the wider will be tbeinfueDce. Remem-
Der this live and 50 that your good deeds
daily example and may lead totrulb and
virtue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

Some men BY affecting 10 be vile, &C
lually prevent the mselyes becoming wise /;
for be who labors 10 make others think be
knows more than he does. neceisarily
takes position beyond their porerao in
struct him..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

"a noble man smulaies merit. bhi low
minds only envy IL; the one seeks Y rise
BY Initiating merit, the other seeks " de-
traction 10 bring merit down 10 IL own
level
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-02-12

Harper.-Ferry, Jan ], 1886.
N b. II have on hand d new srticIe or 10
bscco called Pat Csyendish-csll and exsmfns
Il, yeu will find il 10 be something new enc
good. w. N. Mccoy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

ia letter from New Orleans confirms the statements
OF the papers in that City, regard 10 the wre,ched ar
Judgements Of the Government, the fiscal department.
and prepares anticipate hereafter accounts against the
Government similar TO those which are exhibited in the
chronicles Of the Florida campaigns. "Tbo Government
says the letter. has dollar Of funds here's buying
every thing credit and paying enormously through the
nose. The certificates Of the Quarernaster for amounts
due for supplies payable demand 50 soon as funds ar
rive, are hawking about every shaving shop OF TO
per cent. discount / to-day for $780, which
offered for $3.50. Lat week heavy purchase Of
pork made 1000 bbs atl31 when the same quality
could have been bought for csyh lOi and other things
in proportion Such things ineKcusabe hen the Go.
vernment he's surplus Of from 10 ~ millions Of dollars
in ts hands Facts like these show he iucapaoy Of the
at the head Of the Government conduct is affairs
Not lees striking the instances Of deficiency in the
collection and organization Of troops Of whom II may
safely be assumed that onc-hird who arc now In the
field would have been organized by this time those who
took an active port n existing and dospochnR them to
the seat Of war bad waited for instructions from the De-
parmcni OF War, and for the from the Treasury
furnishing them with thc necessary supplies. Complaints
universal, only in New Orleans but throughout the
South, Of the manner in which ,o arrangements for the
wsr have been prosecuted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

course pursued by the Executive, before hostili.
ties commenced, not the slightest effort has been
made, in or out OF Congress, to embauass its oPe-
rations, but that, ON the contrary, almost every
man, of both parties, has evnced d disposition to
place the entire resources of the government at
his disposal. Doubtless n like unanimity will
continue to be displayed. in reference to all the
means necessary to the successful prosecution Of
the war while il continues; and we hope that
there will not be a greater difference of opinion
in favor of its termination, whenever Mexico shall
appeal to our generosity and forbearance-an APP
peal which, we doubt not. she will soon make,
unless indeed Great Britain, in order to prevent
the cossion of California TO the L. States by way
of Indemnity for long unredressed injuries to which
we have patiently submitted, shall avail herself of
the Oregon question to become a party to the
contest. Thai, indeed, would open new chap
ter in the volume of great events which mark the
present as an epoch in the history Of the world
the consequences of which, immediate and re-
mote, battle conjecture.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
DIED.

On Friday night, the 9th instant at Canterbury, in King
q Queen county, Mrs EVELYN c. consort Of Robert Tenn
pie Gwsthmey, Esq, OF King Queen, in the 27th year
OF her age.
For several yearz past the health Of the deceased had
been prccarou she having been frequently the subject Of
violent aud P!)iracted attacks Of illness but for the last
eight months her health had far improved as 10 H.
duce the fond the part Of her devoted and afec-
Tomato husband, and circle % relatives and
friends she would be spared them many years longer
But alas, alas! how all human cacu atoms
After violent illness % less than four days IL has pleased
her Heavenly Father to take her himself and her friends
and relatives have the pleasing anticipation that s not
dead but seepeth " and that she will arise in the resur
recuon nom, clad IN all the glores Of the upper world
Although her suferngs intense, beyond the power
Of language describe yet word Of mufmur or complaint
heard escape her lips her greatest regret being
that she must leave her husband and two interesting little
boys.
But she BE- gone And 10 is but justice her memory
to say that by quiet easy and unoJusye manners che
had gained the cordial esteem OF all whose pleasure
10 form her acquaintance
u Richmond Times and Religious Herald requested TO
copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

u Our correspondent "FarmUiHe," addresses a very
strong argument to the judgments Of the people, refer
ence TO the primary Of the Mexican war His re-
marks in reply TO the assumption that Texas acquired
night the Rio Bravo as boundary by the treaty made
with Santa Ana while prsoner-an assumption reiuted
by the circumstance, that being prisoner treaty made
by him binding his government unless subsequent
y seds strengthened by the fact that the Constitution
of Mexico, quoted by Gen. Waddy Thompson express
y declares tha, the Chief Magistrate that county sha
in ALLEVIATE, exchange mortgage any portion Of
the territory Of the Republic" II Mr. Polk should be cap.
tured by the Mexcans would he have right retrocede
Texas surrender Louisiana the condition Of his re-
storaton TO liberty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
par sands, Sar.nn.r,I,.--r,. -

20 sands SarsnpnriIla-rh. n.Nr.,, 49, =
ended AZ they mystical pblo,nhv =,
e aha VISIONARY speeulatons Of alchemy abouDdcd Il,
he sossest ansufdes Opium as d
II, wa. cold in the and considered as
ing " qualities 20 the water the SALT the oil and M.
arising nom deeper study OF physiology and attentive OBJ
OF he symptoms OF disease and the effect OF Iemrdai
wod mas yielded up her treasures phaacopost
the processes OF art has supplied with pre-
rom when hey were extracted Foremost among these va
uabIe acquisitions to the healing Sands sanaparn, which
Possesses tonic, restorative. pu fynr ouales ~ NO
Kind Inc testimony OF those who have experienced its benn
affords the best proof Of It's value '
for further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of it, ,,s
agents gratis. ~ " '"'N VI INC
Prepared and sold Wholesale RETAIL and for ,rpono
y A.b. sANDs Druggists Chemists Granite BuIngs
NO. - broaiway corner Of Chambers York s H.
oy DUAL PURCELL, Agents, Main street RiehmonJ Va
Pnee, VI per bottle bottles for COLLAR, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
semntor Renton.

letter from Washington to the n. Y. Herald adyers
10 the appointment Of Lieut. Fremont the son.in.sw Of
COL Benton 10 be Lieutenant Colonel n The new ihe re-
gmen' as ca sprat TO catch gudgeon"in other words,
o. designed to soften Old Buons dissatisfaction with the
present Tegms l has failed in lie design, however, II
such was tho purpose Of the appointing power, the
Colonors great speech the Oregon question auosts
Tho letter to The Herald informs u.s. tina, COL Benton
hes within day two expressed hs dissatisfaction with
other proceedings Of the Adminsnon besides the course
pursued by IL in reference to Oregon" and that he holds
himself much soof from the Administration a. BE- is pos
sibe for him 10 do. 4"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Fare 10 Baltimore reduced 10 5000 onIy.
TFNHE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
n RAILROAD Company hereby the course
= -p1 n the present month STEAm BOAT
ks etr T. y Y viii be established between cqua Creek
-asa Hnd Baltimore, by way Of Pney the moath
n the Potomac, by which viii be conveyed
ton with their rarold between Richmond AMI B7imoe
dollars only. H-rarv ms ~ .tetsrsr ns
end BOY Baa y s0r.s ttny should reduce below
Passengers By this AMI agrabc Re leaving Richmond
A. ~ three hours than James Rver Bay
will nH reach Baltimore advance them
tine the risk Of and uncertainties
The wide portion Of The Bay between 90 Point Comfort
or Potomac
In the meantime and until ae established the
cbss for passengers going North ~ the great Mail
Richmond and Baltimore Will BE- SIX DOLLARS ONLY.
Passenger b. tht- route bas. Pm adsgb
Of the night ard New YORK early day. being
Day advance Of pasfnges BY the River Bay
Boats THOs. SHARP,
June 6th, 1916. Agent q Transportation.
n. B.-For the information Of the public II is
deemed proper daily from
Washing rhaf phaihc leaving Washington atC a.
81 PhHats1Ii1 ty " hs leaving Washing
~ 49, reaches Philadelphia nc and fhe 'bsinr
great line dgs-rbcd. VII rh av Washing 81
~ and Hain " Phhldelpha 10
night The traveller BY Che rail road line ias unfrr these
arrangements advana1r ri being Phairphn hours
from ofhs leaving Richmond h be- desires b. may
Washington during afternoon md right of
Philadelphia dinner, may finaact bu
ness Washington Bnt ~ g The day yet Pha
delpE m early hour In TIE everinf. r. SHARP,
j. Fupeuntcndent Tfnsp0ratiSn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

We learn from the New York Courier & Enquirer tina,
John c. Thomas graduate OF the Military Academy who
resigned his commission OF captain the army last winter
and who for three years past has besn the very ecieu,
Commandant OF the Corps OF Cadets West Point; Geo
X. p BOwdOin graduate of the Military Academy late
Of the srmyi and George Webb Morrel also a graduate
OF the Military Academy, and who graduated at the head
Of his class late of the Corps OF Engineers have by the
advice OF the authorities Washington and under their
sanction, determined forthwith regiment OF voun.
teers in the Of New York. which they will eonsi-
the Field officers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

SUIcDE.-A very melancholy occurrence has Just taken
place at he ST. Charles Hotel. On Sunday evening gen
ileman, who gave his JAMES VI. D. KING, from
Georgia took up his abode there. He retired at n early
hour, butt OF the servas entering his apartment
Yesterday morning, he found him suspended By the neck
the bed post-qute dead Coroner SFEDDEN held an in.
quest the body yesterday, jury returned YER
dict suicide. On coming the Charles he wore
white veyeteen casnet pants white cotton socks
and Tough shoes. lie seemed about 45 wears OF s.e.
Nstr ORLEANS Tonic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

THIS body, comprising many able and eloquent Minis
ters will assemble for the first tme this morning. this
e-having separated readers aware from their
Northern brethren. in consequence of the unjusu6aSc
course pursued by the IN relation to the Slavery ques
ton We hope to obtain daily reports OF its proceedings
while in session, for the information of the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

n Y journal Of Commerce that the three schooners re-
Gently purchased by government, which had been
buitin New York for Mexico, named Bonto, Petrol
and Refer. They 10 be commanded by Its Shaw.
Serre and Puryiance. They will be delivered at the
Navy ard Brooklyn forthwith and Immediately armed
and dispatched The two steamers built also for the Mex
lean government have been purchased and will be ready
for delivery in about month, when, If the continues
they will be also Immediately armed and dispatched "a
the Cult These renforcemenis will make about forty
vessels OF Of all that station The fleet in the
Pacific, twenty or more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

1J'The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald mentions a report prevalent in tho city, that III,
Organ to be reuocedcd TO Blair Ryos;" and eIpresze
the opinion that 10 is not At oil unlikely" We heard
similar surmse IN Washington a few days ago but ",
supposed thore was no foundation Tor u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
Whig COunting-Room Removed.

OF The Counting Room of this Office has
been removed from the building on Main street
occupied by the Richmond Republican, to a
room in the basement story of the Exchange,
adjoining the Post Office.
Advertisements and Communications will be
deposited in box at The door Of the Counting
Room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
IcoNNCSIcArKp,
To DR. PIIrl..er

and many others had hoped you would long since
have published your very able aud
delivered last Winter before the Committee Of Courts OF
Justice m opposition TO the petition OF the Episcopaan
and some other Religious Societies, asking the Leg
turs Corporate powers; and since announced that
Mr. mcfarland has published his argument delivered at
the same time in favor Of those petitions, ash you
only for myself but express also the earnest wish OF
ny who have expressed themselves the subject
will, IT II be done without too much ineonveni
enee TO yourself, publish your address.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

NAvAI--The L. s. s!OoP.o-war Dale has Just been fit
ted for the service under orders Of the Naval Depat
ment She dropped down from the Navy Yard Brooklyn
on the Sd inst, and sailed for the Pacific 5ih The u
: frgate United States bound TO the African station sal
wind
NoEToLE NAVY YARD.-Tho Norfolk Courier says that
great activity prevails this Navy Yard fitting out the
sse Brandywine, and soops Of Decatur and Trux.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

,JiltGry.-The Norfolk Herald says that Companies
H. and r. OF the Fourth Regiment u s. Artillery now at
Fortress Monroe, under command OF Major Gardner will
embark board the barque Catharine, Capt Phillips OF
Baltimore and proceed in her Point Isabel The fol-
lowing otisers will accompany the detachment: Majors
Gardner and Brown, Capt. cambridge and LeuIs Phelps
Reins, Hill and Porter.
One company still remains at Old Point Comfort to gar.
rlsDn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

Tr The order from the War Department disbabding the
regiment Of mounted Volunteers raised IN LouisanS by
Gen. ssunders s bitterly eompsnsd Of The volunteers
held meeting and passed series Of rosolutions warmly
sOmphmsntns Gen. Gaines, and % warmly dsnouneins
The Secretary Of War
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
FoHrlh af Inly

The citizens Of Petersburg held meeting as is their
annual custom, last Friday evening for the purpose of
making arrangements to celebrate in becoming manner
the approaching Anniversary American independence
Mr. WIN e. SroeNpELL appointed Orator OF the Day,
ana Mr. Charles f. Collier selected read the De-
elaration Of Independence. A committee was also ap
pointed to make the necessary arrangements.
What is to be done in Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

The \. y Mirror that the number Of suicides in
France and particularly among females is causing no e
sensation Its said to have become quito fashion. The
relatives manage 10 conceal Of the deaths Of ladies
station IN society, but still you daily hear act OF the
KIND Mdlie Augustine, fayOhte actress, only twenty
years OF age, put end to her existence a short tune
since. az they all do. for a dsappelnmeni m lose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

IL paragraph in OF the London papers received
by the last steamer, stated that the British Government
about despatch detachment Of troops to the Hud
son Bay ComPanys Territory for special service on the
borders Of Oregon" The last New York Albion how.
quotes paragraph from the London Naval and Nj.
ar Gazette which shows that these troops are intend.
ed for Oregon but for Hudsons Bay some 1000 miles
from the mouth of the Columbia river
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

GREAT FIRE IN WARREN, OmO.-The Western Re
serve Chronicle. published Warren Ohio states that
hrc broke out in that the LIST inst and spread with
fearful rapidly destroying before the flames could be sub
dued more than fifty houses, including many vausble
brick buildings Most OF the merchants burned out
A man named Frederick Kane, timer by trade perish
ed in the flames.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
ONE OF THE COMMITTEES
June eth, 1916.

A fire occurred at Portsmouth, Va, on Thursday which
consumed the confectionery store of Mr.. Henry Vein
with all ITS contents and building adjoining owned by
Roman Catholic congregation. The dwelling of MIR. Burke
and Mr.. Born partially destroyed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

q "A Member Of The Bar in yesterday Enquirer.
recommends Judge JONI RoBERrsoS a suitable person
to m the vacancy on the bench Of the Court Of Appeals
In compliance with the request Of the author we will en-
deayor to make room for his article to morrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

W See notice OF a feast OF refreshments to be given.
TINS and tomorrow evening, in the vicinity OF the City
Hall, by the Ladies OF Centenary Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

" We invite the attention Of all interested TO the new
advertisement Of the National Loan Fund Life Assurance
Society"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10

III Our carrier for the South OF Main Street being
indisposed subscribers will please send the Count
ing Room for their papers until he his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
MARRIED.

In Washington City THURSDAY the 2oth May BY the
Rev. Mr.. Sproe, Mr.. r. II. 5. MONTAGUE to Miss MARY
SusAS COLEMAN, both Of Essex County Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
TIIp GrnnA.

The Alexandra Gazette that the crops 10 Fairfax
Loudoun, Fauquior Clarke, Warren, and Frederick gone
rally, look in excellent condition. and promise on abundant
Weld
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
Bap,,s, Southern Convention

~ We acknowledge from the Messr.. Pepper, a bow
elegant Turtle Soup.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-10
A Rich Joke PLAYED off az the Eair.

nave been informed OF a rich Joke which played
OIL by Balumorean on a Philadephap Al tho I0,e H.,
uonai AR at Washington. IL appears that Mr.. H
oil fhiadelphia who attending chief of managers
ue rsr, was extremely fond OF associaing with the
great men Of this and all other nations who 10
VISIT the exhibition. He embraced every opportunity Of
oeng IN their company until finally his ideas OF
became SO elevated that he imagined himself be the lob
served Of all Observers among Wis
ors On the morning Of the 27h, however an individu
entered the Pavilion who pointed 10 him land
from MS dress and would have been taken such
as the Prussian Minister when he inmaed that he had
former introduction and claimed the privilege of
MN around After being engaged hours in con-
Nersation relative the different of the two
countries aud thinking the Minister somewhat atigued
ne offered him seat which politely accepted when
ne started on to another part OF the Pavilion. delighted ut
the success he had with in forming an acquaintance
with SO distinguished parsonage; but 10 Judge Of his sur
prise, when he was informed by friend moments
afterwards that he had been waiting tho celebrated
Beau Hiekman-Baltiraors Ciipper