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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

JUNE lflUt l64u
Al meeting Of the Students Of Richmond College
VIZ. V. x OWENS was called to tho Chair. and A. B.
CAHaEss appointed Secretary. After the Chairman had
explained the object Of the meeting. the following Pre-
amDo and Resolutions were offered aud unanimously
adopted
Whereas Mr. CHAELls l.. CooEf il about to dissolve
hs connection with the College to take charge Of the In
shiuu,n % Bo,etouu SPRING.
Rssoirsd lst, We deeply regret that circumstances
demand that be- should the pleasing and profitable
connection which has existed between lin and U.s. a. pro-
cogior and pupils
2dy' W. highly appreciate his urbanity and gentle.
manly department towards In the recitation room and
he Willingness At all time render any assistance in
our studies.
gdIy' we tender .uI heartfelt thanks 10 himself and
lady, Tor the desire they have manifested In tho boarding
department. 10 render suauon as agreeable and com,
foriabe possibo-especlaly whom We have been con
fined 10 bods Of slIouou.
4thly. We cordially recommend him 10 the ps,,opg NJ
tho Institution Of which no shall take charge n. gooj
Teacher, excellent steward and above all as bgl
minced gentleman.
stbly The copy " these proceedings be sent 10 Mr.
Cooke sHd also 10 the Richmond Wing Enquirer and
R.R OWENS, Chsirmsn.
C.r.yfr.
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More Complaints.

letter from friend in GAINESVILLE. informs us tina,
there exist complaints in Meckenburg and Lunenburg
counties, relation the arrival OF the Wing several
post Offices He says whenever the Wing and Enquirer
contain any and the very important intelligence the
Wing detained and SOMEWHERE as to be one
mail behind the Enquirer" AL say is tina, the de-
enton does not in Office, until after the
packages pass beyond control. They are promptly
mailed, and do not doubt that they promptly
of from the post Office in this city II hoy
uonaly intercepted afterwards know OF by
which we can detect the person guiIty Of the act.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
FHE WHO.
~
Loves Coronation.

e. y. TIENEE.
Twas when this world Of ours was young
And Edens flowers fresh and far
That Lows into existence sprung,
10 buiid his hrs' bright palace hss
ono rosy morning, when tho sun
Had scarce the glorious day begun
WheH dews. "hke pearls AT random strung"
On every fragrant leBfet hung,
And Music's charm first lent it, power
To soothe and bless the blushing hour
Ere yet the burning brand Of Sin
Had stamped IT. impress on the place,
Or Disobedie vontured IN,
To leave behind her damning trace
Alghted 10 that bIlsslu place
1kJce Icing NOT cf mortal race,
NOr such as mark from year 60 yesT,
The eyane-cont march pi Time
But Spirits from some upper sphere
Some star-ht snd imperial cline.
These were the Gfaces, sent from heaven
TO grace Lows Fair and Festival,
Aud fairer creatures ne'er were given
To bless the Earth since Adams fall.
With lot1s bouRhs and branching yew,
That round the FOunt Of Beauty grew,
Were twined full many blooming wreath,
And many lOw'fy iostOOn too,
Whose fragrance was the fragrant breath
Df every gentle breeze that blew.
With Myrtle ana TIC Dahha bloom
And Jasmine with its soft perfume,
a cofOnal chaplotfOr L0yE they made.
And placed u on his rOysI head
Then through that brilliant garden rang
a strain 10 sweet the flowers among,
A. dancing mcrry they sang
IN cheerful notes, this welcome song
song.
Hail to thee, King Of Paradise,
This morn descended from the skies
To bless this world 60 mankind given
The dearest gift bestowed by heaven!
Hail 90 the bIushing morning, hail,
Til. yondor glorious sun shall pale,
And every siar that nightly glUws
It. sparkling eye on earth shall close,
Imperial LOvE, whose genial birth
This day hsth blessed the blooming Garth,
Shall DER his sinloss empire reign;
And when called back 90 heaven again,
Each star that docks lis regal crown
Shall count two young hearts welded here,
And every Angel round the Throne
Shall bend her boo obeisance there.
SseIusarai, June 4, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

THE MARRIAGE OF AZ ArTHoREss.-A correspondent Of
the New York National Press noticing the marriage Of
Dr. Judson 10 Fanny Forester lately Mss Chubbuck and
the well known apthOress Of many beautiful tales and
sketches, says:
THE marriage took place day since at IIaml
ton Madison County the residence OF the brides parents
The party arrived here on Saturday, attended by few
friends. and they will remain few days preparatory 10
Their departure for Burmah the OF Dr. Judsons mission
1t understood that they sail the month Tor their Ea
tern Home The lady very delicate IN her appearance
and her health quite eeble-appayeny hardly equally TO
six months voyage. ilno female friend, Miss Lli-
pd2e, accompanies Mrs Judson md to form part the
missionary establishment.
"Ihe late Mrs. hudson died st. Helena, on her yoy.
age home in search OF renewed health. The Doctor met
Miss Chubbuck not long after his arfys snd engaged her
TO write the memoirs OF his lately deceased wife and 10
this way commenced the acquaintance which has now RI
pened into matrmony. She will enjoy peculiar aci.
tics Tor completing Ihe memoits
ll v well understood to be a love match and IL IL Ger.
llnya srking instance Vt tho power tho little winged
deity The lady leaves fame, county, and friends for
distant home and dangerous climate She il Dr. Judsons
third wife
"Mrs. Judson is understood to have been most oHem-
pary daughter, and her intimate friends honor hsr
for her lio devotedness than they admire her highly
uacIIyo tales We wish her all in her now
rser."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

MULE FOR SALE.-we wish to sell a like.
w y hSs, Of good s4s, aud draws VOL
js91 fHIoEs a BROTHER
NJ ANAGER'S OFFICE.-D. PAINE a. Co.
lNl For INFLOW s25 600 $500 5000 100o QsoG 100
30 Of 1000, Sc--75 nos, 10 drawn-Tiekom-sS.
Also-SoO00, 1000, 1886, $50, 10 Of 900, &c-75
nos, 10 dfawn--Tickots 81 so.
Drawn Nos ~ Pokouoke T.otiery, Iqfs
10 ~ a ? 60 ~ 1 - n 50 Gt 10
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, I45.
20 30 ~ ~ "a 20 &c 2 80 50 IS 10
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Abb cIBiSr.s, soe'y

Nivlt---Ths q. =, frigItes Cumberland end Potomao
are working with oil expedition, getting board prOv
sions On wstsr, and will be ready Tor tomorrow.
The John Adsms, We lcau sails to-day.
The bafquo Dana Capt Chase. arrived al this port on
wednesday last, reports having spike the 25h Of April
on Abaco, The Il. = Steam shp Princeton and again
the 26th, OF the fsanes. Supposed ~ be bound 70 Vera
CfuH -Pf1saeoia Gas Gh mat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
states that the cost to the Government Of printing the Re-
port OF the Commissioner OF Patents recently ordered by
Congress, will be about $4,000 OF which about
S4j 600 will be rAoFr 10 Messrs. Richie & Hens
the Government printers.
What manufacturer gets high a BOUNTY this' Is
time that something else should be reduced besides
duties on imgoStsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

JUNE 10, 1916.
UST received and for sale, this day, the fol.
- lowing New WORKS
MEXICO before aud after the Conquest by Michael Ceyasr
thor oi Society Manners and e. States Tam,
Csc. ' " "' ''''N"'
me SArdne-an account Of cultivated or the
nble--by the Plough aud the Spade. CSC.
The Horse Doctor; the habits Diseases manaremsn Of The
orsc IN the stable and on the roadNh advice
Trade. Ice
Select Poems kndne for flowers and ON the
domestic affections
The london Pictorial Newspapers received by the last
with dates TO May 3cth.
Western Continent for Saturday Jun. 90
June Nos. OF Fowler. chronological Journal
DO. GnrI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

" The following eloquent remarks from the Philade
phia North American founded Just appreciation
US, Of the Of Gea. Gaines errors
conduct and points the proper be pursued
wards him by the government and the country
"GES. GAISEs-It is impossible read the letters Of
this tmeworn the War Department without
coming however reluctantly, TO the Conclusion that the
Of his service H. to the last Drop full 1t BE-
regretted that circumstances rendered the publication Of
the evidence Of this fact, necessary. To his own
phrase, ne has grey hairs, those that have when
ed 10 the service Of L9 county lie should be regarded
and treated with the yeneraOn that Is due the past for
the cumbnR runs Of the patriot who has won the III
umphs Of the country, VIM has served her long and with
Jealous devotion aud unspoted honor should bo sacred
No good result from enquire the patriot
c e,rof Of his infmityior the latest though the chill
has reached bis nrsi Il has toucsd hs hearth he has
had but wish-tO Oer bis aged bosom aore IN
defence Of his country. The dp snd unihnking may dis
cover the inrmtes which age and toll ami hardships
incurred for h- county hsve brought upon him. subject
for rbad Jest hearcss but better will
have better thoughts and will IN the lettering columns
Oi that crumbng temple Of patriotism and honor, whose
altar burns purely and brightly the last theme for rev
erenco and admiration. Were possible. would hope
hs the old hero might know that the country OF his
love grew younger he grew Oder and that her heart
ceased beat quickly and fast when his victories were
named. He would die OF the thought. His retirement
seems 10 be inevitable u should be az hUnored one
crownlng manhood OF glory with age Of dignity aud
peace"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

u Among the Tennessee volunteers is James NJ.
Seantand who holds the post OF ensign in OF the
panies Mr. S. at 10 years of age joined the Army, and
fought CALAMITY through the whole Of the last When
the blast OF Sar heard from the Rio Grande he voun-
cered for the campaign and YEARS or ACE
he the standard bearer Of tie Tennessee regiment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

IL The story OF the killing Of Van Amburgh, the Lion
Tanner, by TiEress few days ago, turns to be
mlschieyous hoax.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
RICHMOND HALL,
Governor Street,

INNHE subscribers having completed their SPA.
II CIOUs AND MAGNIFICENT SALOON in A ,vIe canal
not susior, similar establishment city
to the public opened fer their
this morning at q O'Clock.
It VIII be conducted on TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES the mo
perfect order aud deeoum maintained and every a d h.
the undersigned make agreeable resort for ali .bn. a.
engage IN the very popular, healthy ami
Bowling. THADDRIs POSTER
A. =. CRUTCHFIELD.
RiehmOnI June 92J a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

u A proposition is under discussion in the Canada
PaTliamen, TO make the navigation Of the river ST. Law
free the ships of all nations The parent govern
ment will be apt 10 veto the suggestion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

- Even the New Orleans CoURER--ihan which we do
not know paPer loyal 10 the Administrations at
length forced 20 complain Of Secretary Marcy. II caIIs
upon him to withdraw his order Gen. Taylor i'm
mediaiey disband oil other than II months volunteer
asi enforcement may 10 attended by the most deporable
consequence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
N TICES

ne TN VIII be celebrated at ST Ma,b.x., cL-I
Low" o"oehsnd, by Grand Teetoial Rallv Snu0n,
commune sI dsy' " Place Of meeting 10 a,i 80 70
Richmond. on the Chopped road - miles from
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
MORRIS HOUSE,

mUNhID HUUDE,
1ss CHESN STREET,
south side, between 7th and sth Streets
Philadelphia.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, situated i'm the
centre Of the most fashionable Of the ely,
an The Steamboat Landings and Railroad
pshofs and bedrooms adjoining we'll
beTs oilers good accommodations for ladies' add gentlemen
famihes either The Mors
House' being TEMPERANCE HOTEL suited persons who
Ike 10 be and such travelling
adisS and gehuemen'- ordinary regularly provided and well
supplied Private tables when required TfaveIrs arriving
nj night admitted a hours Warm nd the house
Ia character aud the Morris viii be- found eoa
the Hotels generally and much them
10 YR-dlWhMOW N RLETCHER Prnnrirtnr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
row RouERrs. u. G.
IN HANCERY-VrRorN1A rules holden

IN I-NROtNtA:-At rules holden
u In the Cierhs Of Circuit Superior
Chancev fo the county Of Northumberland Monday the 9Th
day ~ Aprh, 1876.
William Anderson, and Thomas and Ciarss t merchants
and partners trading under the firm and yio Of Thos Charles
Ellis, fhns
aranr,
Royson Heus Catharns wife of the aid Royson rets,
Charles Bets Royrton infant children n me aid Roys
Ton and Csiharne Bets John Bets Thos w Deus and VIM
Rochester DIS
The defendants Catharne Bets we ~ the aid Royuon nc,
Chates Royon infant children Royston and
Catharne snd William Rochester having
appear fyea security according Of Assembly
Of this and spposrng BY satisfactory
that they inhabitants % this
ordered that the aid defendants do appear
tha OCTOnER ~ sid Court and Plain
us b, and that copy ~ this order BE- forthwith inserted m
published city u Richmond months
successfully, and posted the front door COURTHOUSE Of
aid couniy. a copy,-Testc.
y i9-WQw n sTTTHC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
WIN. o. WINSTON. enc.
IN Richmond Hastings Court, April 18Th,

IL Appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
January term last admitting record Lawson
N1nnaiy and John Kerr nunrupaive
susan hd"aTd decd was improperly made ordered
zane aud Others relating IN the he aside
certificate heng the motion
Of sanucl p Caioho who neunared Aureta Edwards
sister Of Oh" said susan Edwards ordered Mathew
wards and Geo W. Edwards hothoa Of the said nsn Edwards
and William Smith aad Elizabeth his Crisp
aud fam-la his wife he Md Elizabeth Parmea being
Of the said sasan Ewari' decdl together with Car
doLo apd wife, appears Ia The Court,
deefdni he summoned appear here July
cause they why the said
tab.hed and recorded will the "a u
san Edwards deodAnd further appearing TO
of the Court that the said Mathew g. Edwards
Of this Commonwealth further ordered copy Of this OF
der b. forthwith inserted in published
Of Richmond and continued for previous
TO the second Monday July
~ this order the said Mathew q. Edwards
A Copy-Tese,
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NOTICE.

a meeting Of the President and Diro.,,,.
c =, me nehnotd ftedereksburg and Potomac RAJ, D. =
ted: WV ''''o"isg Resolution a. ado
49, y. inai ten dolsrs share called A, nm M, -
IN conformity with the Instruction. az m. w"
@ M , o. S a%ouni TO be paid the OF July and Gv M,
true copy fran the minute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
WIRGINIA - RuIes heId in lhe CIcrk,. Of.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
Zee ofhe superior Coun o Chanoey for the Richmond Cir
cult the fh day u May, 1916
Edwin Fauar and Martha Ann hs wife who before her
with The 1aid Edwin Martha Am Lewis, pun,
against
Hudson Lewis WIN Lewis and other Dsns.
The defendants above named appearance
and security according Act of Assembly
NJ this Court and appearing by satisfactory they
not inhabitants Of hIs Commonwealth II ordered nd
defendants do appsa e rules 10 be holden
the Tst Monday July next and pana,
aud that copy this order be
paper pubHshedin the city n Richmond
~ and posted NJ The front door Of the Capo the a city
Copy-Terte;
my ft-wpw POW HOHERTH d. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

supplied set when required faveIIer, arT,ng
Morn. HOUSE wiz b, fpnpd sos
the Hotels generally and much eHI them
eEz-di~ewow FLETCHER Proprietor.
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR,
Late al the firm Of u uddIack a. Webster,
PEGS leave to announce that he hascommenced
~ on his the
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS.
AZ No. 81 south Front street,
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERS TO WIN. Richardson 4 Co, NJ LsnniF 4 Co
Richards Brpham, Plat. Holing,bsad Co. Reuy 4 smll
D A. MeCrcdy Co. Bevan IIumphes Jacob l. sharpq a Co
fareu Brothcrs Mason KiElsRd Robert sisen Co. r. a r.
spsh' IT,, Philadelphia -gukand Cha-e Co A. 4 J. Bonn
Brother 4 Buotwauer 90 Baltimore Du vanderwor
New Yo John Rnder, James IT, Esqrs WIN Gr,ansr
sOn, Richmond Va -MeEnsy HecuHoeE, John Rows Esq
Pelefseure,Va je22-d9w
BOA r DIN G..
MRS. NJ. GRIM,
los walnut street, between 9Th and 5tI
PHI ELPHIA,
HAVING connected with her old establish
- ment the large md eommodus house adjoining pre-
pared oaeommoda an additional number q gonieo Boardo
shc has several large and airy apartments for cs travellers
SJ WARM AMI COLD BATHS are aussssd ia ,.s bo,,.
andsvey attention paid BY herself and walters The
eoHtrl Terms moderate. je 22-diOt
MOSCUETO NETTING.-Just received a ,uppiy on
nisI-d BY calling soon at LATHROP, CHRISTIAN a cos
js 20 % asinu
- EAL con LIVER OIL remedy for Consumption-
~ just received, snd for sale BY
le 20 GAYNoR WOOD
WANTED-A WET NURSE, Of good cha.
ucter, and vithoui nsumbnnce such liberal hire
will BE- given Enquire al this Office. BE- 9O-d7t
lHGsIIES.-A large supply Of Hair Nail and Tooth
r. ao--io IA EUsrAcE SON
.R LNOR HVERPOOIs-The elegant cop.
- - poed Barqrs HARVARD. now ioadinE City Point
aud will esar in days Fo Of 50 birds tobacco sp
Wy % isqO CHAs. PALMER
.& NOR BOSTON. The superior regular
- - packet schr THOMAS ". THOMPSON. Cap. wron
having portion o. her engaged will have quek dspatc
fof balance q height passage, appy 10
Pisket's whs'k orto D. 20 Jas. FISHERS Sons
STEAMER COLUMBUS
For baltimore and philadelphia.
p e. hvINItE steamer COLUMBUS, Capt.
- Parrish, VIII ieavs here on Tuesday amer
insf, Bale Goods shipped Tor rhadephia as
hesfoFc Psssase and fare 20 Baltimore only ss For ugh
Apply 70 HENRY LUDLAM = Co
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TNNls MONDAY EVENING, June 22d, novel, elegant and
- fashionable performance the Misses klLht5TE, from
Europe, who will variety ~ characters, sing
auab and the most brs and deu dance
alD grand celtic oncrainen ~ The unrvaed Scotch Piper
WAITE FERGUsON who will exhibit the soul rnnr
shall effect n the powerful Warppe Of The
wa introduce the Union Bagppo show their
ference and produce comiea effect
sound Door open f. performance ba pas5 Admission so
uf he
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GU. HOWARD, ca
ViRGINIA: AtRulcs held in the Clerks Office

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the superior Court of Chaneery the Richmond Circuit
the 9TH day Of May, 1876
James Philips and James Browning, PnAa,
against
Caleb blackburn aud other Dets.
The defendant above named having appearance
aud given security according the Act Of Assembly an Rules of
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
an inhahtaHt Of this Commonwealth II ordered That said
defendant do appear the rules be- holden n
on the Let Monday July and the bills pann,
and haa this order forthwith
published the city Of Richmond Tor months rueeesveY and
posted At the front door n the Capitol In the said city
Copy-Tesie;
ID
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RRILLIANT R00K-Thn saoond

lume OF Napoleon and his MaTshas by j. T. Headi.y
ContensBioglphiea Sketches MahaI- Murat I.frbyts
hasena Victor Bruno Aamon oudno Beszeres Joudan
hadoe suehei Poinaowsk Grouehy and Ney, deerp
lions OF the great battles which engaged.
with subject the general lures the au-
thor has accomplished the deur giving Individuality TO
the different battle marked BY
sris'ies which distinguish him on. can
tead ese terThe descriptions being greatly moved
feeling more deeply than mses OF war
For sale at the Bookstore OF DRINKER NORRIS
jc 20 o7 NJ So,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
From the Phi!adelphia Chronicle
The Fires OF the past Year.

As the year 1915 will probably be desig-
mated hereafter as 'the great fire year." wo
have, at much expense Of time and labor,
prepared record OF all The fires OF any &C.
count that have occurred in the United States,
Canada, and the West Indies. from 3lst of
December, 1874, to January ], 1896 The
list has been prepared from full files Of pa.
pers at our disposal, and we believe it con-
tains las far as heard from) all the fires wor-
Thy Of notice that have taken place during
the period specified. The loss Of property.
It will be seen, 10 immense, and we cannot
point to another year within our recollection
wherein the destruction Of property by the
dovouring element has been greuter. The
losses, as given in our table, amount to tho
enormous sum OF i,ceniy seven m,iiions eight
hundred and my dollars and yet this mon.
sirous sum does not cover, according 10 our
calculation, more than two.,hirds the actuat
loss which has heen sustained by fire in tho
United States, Canada, and the Yves, Indies
during the year 1915. When it is taken in
IT, cons side.aton that we have not estimated
the immense forests OF timber that have been
destroyed, and probably a thousand fires
where the losses have been but few hun
dred dollars, we shall not be far out Of our
calculation.
The table compiled by the Chronicle ex
tends to about two columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
4 New Theory of EclttrO. Magnetism.

Mr. DAVENPORT, Of Brandon, Vermont.
who has for number Of years been distin-
gulshed for his close and deep Investigations
III physical science, has recently made un
exhibition before body Of scientific men Of
an application winch he has made of electro
magnetism to the propemg Of machinery,
BY this agency, tiip.hammer IS made to fly
almost with The rapldiiy OF lightning. ana ro-
'ary aud rcciprocailng engines work with od-
mirable correctness.
In summn. up the grand principles of
galvansm and electro. magnetism, Mr.. ID,
advances the hypothesis that the sun is a
magnificent gnIvanlc battery, and that tho
earth and all the planets take their motions
from the current OF galvanisn evolved by
that great luminary (; and. what is sngularly
wonderful, he proves by the laws o: electro
magnetism That The planets may have origi.
mated from the sun, without diminishing tho
power or size Of that grea, dispenser Of light
and heat.
Indeed, as says tho editor of the "Voicc,"
there can be but little doubt that The dcvel-
opmcn, Of this principle is yet to as,oniSh the
world. and there is more than o shadow of
possibility that, as n u'ili'arian philosopher,
our humble Davenport mny one day rank
with Franklin. Who is prepared to ray his
theory OF the planetary system is not oorrccia
May he not only be second Franklin, but
m American Newton. Even should he nd
vance 20 further, Vermont has much ,o be
proud Of in him. Icrgcnnrs Iermonier.