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FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED.
E. COOK.

Ihat consumption is almost always produced by
a cold that might easily be cured. That wistar's
Baisam OF Wild Cherry will cure any Cough or
Cold no matter of how long standing That the
milder form of Consumption itself is also cured by
this Balsam. That it is conceded by many law
yers, ciergymen and physicians that this Balsam
has never been equalled for efficacy in all affections
OF the Lungs and Liver. That scores now rejoice
IN the possession of good health who but for this
Ba'sam' would have been in their graves-having
been given up to die by their friends and phys-
clans Above all, remember that this invaluable
medicine has been initiated under various names
and that D. Wistar's Genuine Balsan of Ipiid
Cherry only can be relied 70 CURE. 1t has been war
ranted to cure Asthma in every stage-what no
physician has ever achieved-and has never been
known to fail. For delicate health in young fe
males it stands unrivalled-as it does for ali dis.
eases of this climate.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. wISTAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
8J- For particulars see DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent.
Agents.Portsmouth, c. H, HEINITSH, Agent
Norfolk, M. Il. SANTOS, and also by Druggist.
generally in this State
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Of humanity performed by Portuguese captain 70
ship wrecked Americans, hoping that your infiu-
ence may obtain for him the honorable notice
which such conduct merits. The ship Ceylon,
of and for New York from Newport, Wales,
foundered at sea 4th March, 1876, and the cap
tain, (myself) wife, and ono child, and crew
composed of seventeen persons. were compelled
to take to the boats. On the ilth March. hay-
ing then endured great privations and dangers. we
were fallen In with by the Portuguese brig Yes
tai, Capt. Joas da Costa Neves, of and for Lisbon
from Bahia, 62 days out, who wss at the time
short of provisions for himself and crew not
withstandng which. and the small size of his
vessel. (l27 tons,) he took US on board without
hesitation, and during the eight days we have
remained on board has treated us with the great
est consideration and kindness, sacrificing his own
comforts to ours. and promoting our convenience
by every means in his power. hope such con-
duct Ia a foreigner toward .americans in distress
VIII seem to you, as the representative of our
country at Lisbon, worthy of notice; and be as
sured, dear sir, that any aid can give towards
such an object, would be cheerfuy and gratefully
rendered. We have this day fallen in with the
ship Windsor Castle, of Boston, for New Orleans,
who will take us off, and therefore this commu-
nication Chough necessarily imperfect and hasti-
ly written) becomes necessary on that account !:
otherwise was in hopes that on arrival at Lis
bon, should have an opportunity of seeing you
and making you better acquainted with the cir
cumstances
With much respect, am, dear sir, yours res
pectfully.
(Signed) E. COOK.
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TRUsT SALE OF REAL EsTATE-

II Pursuant to a Deed Of Trust executed by
J John H. Hope and Eliza A., his wife, dated on TIE
18th day of July. in the year ls45, and of record
the purposes mentioned in the said Deed, will be
sold, at public auction, for cash, before the Court
House of Norfolk County, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of June next at IL O'Clock the foIlowinr Reai
Estate, to wits 1865
One Tract of Land on Mount Pleasant, contain.
ing one hundred and forty acres, moro less adj
joining the lands of Jesse D. Skies and Tbos. MIR
den.
One Tract of Land on the Elbow Road in the
Parish of ST. Brides, adjoining the land of Stephen
b. Tatem, containing one hundred and fiftv acres,
more or less.
An undivided two. thirds of Tract of Land on
Mount Pleasant Road in St Brides Parish, adjoining
the lands OF Nehemiah Foreman and Others corr
tanning two hundred and twelve acres, more or
less. 49, "
The two last mentioned Tracts of Land will be
sold subject to the dover estate of Ann. the wifi
of Leonard G.. Adams. THE TR USTEES
May 14-tds
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PURSUANT to two Deeds of Trust from Tho.
mas w. Johnston and Frances his wife, one
bearing date on the 9th of July, 1913. and the 9th
er l4th Of May, 1916, and of record in the Clerks
0ffce of Norfolk County, to secure certain debts
therein mentioned TO the Bank of Virginia. will
be sold, at public auction before the Court House
door in Portsmouth, on THURSDAY, the 2sth in.
slant, at half past IL O'Clock, p. M, for CASH
LOT, in Portsmouth, described as a certain
lot Of Land in the town of Portsmouth, and bound.
ed as follows running West 1870 feet on North st
thence South ll3 feet to Willoughby G. Buffers
lot, thence East $50 feet to Washington street
thence along Washington street III feet to the be-
ginning, and numbered in the plan of the town
2SS' together with its herediaments and appurtc.
nances. THE TRTTSrEEe
May Pts
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THE NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE,

N EW IORk BOOT AND SHOE
STORE
m Fresh and large arrivals of Boots,
s:
stock, at present, very desyable and no attention
shall be Spared to please every ono.
Just received and for sale at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store Ladies Bronze Boskins
Ladies Coiorcd Caters
DO Bronzc Half Caters
DO Colored Cloth Buskins5
Do Black Cloth do
Do French Morocco Buskins,
Do Kid Slippers
Do Kid Stitched Morocco Buskias
Do Black Thin Sole Caters
Do Black Morocco do
Do Fine Kid Ties
DO Fine Morocco Slippers
Do Patent Leather Ties and Buskins the
prettiest article that has been offered this
season, and all the rage In New York and
Philadelphia.
Gentlcmen's Fine French Calf Boots.
Do Fine Goat Boots
Do Fine Calf Pegged Boots
Do Fine Goat do do
Do Black Cloth Button Caters
Do do do Lace do
Do do Bronze do do
Do, Goat sewed Booccs
Do Goat pcgged Bootces
Do Grain Downings
, Do Calf half welt Bootecs
Do Heel Slippers
Do Calf scwcd Downings
Do Light Cloth Button Caters.
Nothing can be more mfortablc and elegant
than these Caters. and shall be pleased to show
them to any Gentleman, for they not tobc found
at any other Store in the City.
Misses Kid Caters
Do Colored Strap Shoes
Do Morocco Ties and Slippers
Do Patent Leather Shes, an, elegant and
neat shoe Tor summer The Misses will please drop
In and look at them.
Mems and Boys Colored and White Palm Leaf
Hats
I Gents Double Brim PALM. Leaf Hats, lust re.
ceivcd and for sale at the New York Boot and Shoe
store j. III. GREGORY,
April 5o Norfolk
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Gosport, Va, April %.

AK ES.-Thosc persons in arrears for TAX
u Els, up to the present date, will please rcIncm-
Der that the time has long since passed that they
should have been settled The subscriber, under
present circuU stances, can give no further ind ul-
gcnce, (unless he can advance the amount
DUE or unsolicited, which he is unable TO do were
he Willingly must compel ALL TO settle on the first
Call, or levy i'll every instance, without regard to
persons. The interest on the amount uncollcct ted
would consume the whole of the subscribers paw,
for the past year were it to remain CHI
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to all
The subscriber will also inform those who paw
Taxes in Portsmouth that he has been appointed
the Collector for the present year, and in conse-
quence of the opposition he met with, from few
OF the drones OF Portsmouth; who not only applied
for his situation, but actually tried TO undermine
him, which compelled him totokei IL under circum
stances which will allow him to indulge persons
whatever; consequently, he deems it his dutv to
say that the first of July is the longest Indulgence
that can be given and hopes, under existing cir.
cumstances, that nc offence will be taken at the
course which necessity compels him to pursue
April III VIM. PORTLOCK, Town Col.
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DoCT0R T. N. MERCER, very respectful
- " offers his Professional Services to the in
habitants of Portsmouth, and vicinity. He proposss
no reference, save that Of the experience Of an
average share OF practice, at. ended with iatering
from the highest authority in the land can be n1o
duced If required. p
Office and residence on High street in the b,iId
ing formerly occupied by Doctor JoHE P. YoUro.
May 9--1mf
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INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS nv
-

THE Subscribers, Agents for the United States
n Etre Insurance Company of Ne,p York HON.
ara Fre Insurance Company of Ne,o York and
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of PHILADELPHIA.
continue to Insure Buildings, Merchandise, sc. at
the lowest rates of premiums, charged by other
good Offices SMITH & FJSIIER
April 3C-lm NorfnI,-
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@-DR. JOHN u. YOUNG, respectfully in.
orms his friends and the Public, that those wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES will leave their Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawl ford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
attended to. Dec Of iSa5
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Trus-
tees of Portsmouth Academy" are requested to
present them TO the undersigned for immediate set
Element. HOLT WILSON, Treasurer
or the Trustees of Portsmouth Academy.
May l2-2awtds
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INFORMATION WANTED, of Man
u named HARVEY, Supposed to he George Hair
vey,) who sailed from Norfolk to Baltimore, from
10 to 90 years ago. Any information respecting
him, or his wife or children, can be comm uncated
to Mr. Thomas NJ Blackiston, Portsmouth, Va,
Nav 7
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETARJES
FOR THE NAVY, 1876 Y.
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE

-. NorIoIk, April 21st 1876. {
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be
- received at this Office, until IL O'Clock on the
10Th May next, for all the Fresh Beef, and We're.
w on this station, commencing on the LIST JuIv
next and ending the Both June, 1877 To be de.
hyered on board the ships in the Harbor, at the
Yard, and al the Naval Hospital, the same may
be required by the Cenmandsnt at the expense Of
contractors; and upon failure to do so at any tim
either in quantity quality, the contract shall be
null and void, and the ten per cent retained from
all bills shall be forfeited.
Beef and the usual supply of Vegetables will be
furnished together, but offered for and charged
separately, also Irish Potatoes when required in
n9u OF something else,. and each article must be
offered for by the pound.
Bond with two approved securities in a sum not
exceeding double the estimated amount of the CON
tract will be required for It's faithful performance
GEORGE LOYAL,
April 2l-Tud Navy Agent.
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HHRONOME rated by Solar Transit
~ Observations, with their errors of greenwich
mean time infinitely ascertained by
Nov 2l-M6m EDWARD l.. YOUNG.
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/ AND FOR SALE.-Wi be sold, at public
~ auction, on MONDAY next, the 18th instant
being Court Day in front of the Court House in
Portsmouth, a TRACT OF LAND and Improve.
mentg thereon in the Parish of Portsmouth, Norfolk
County, situated the West side Of Galberrv
Road, adjoining the lands of John Brinkley and
Thomas Brooks, Sr, containing about ninety acres.
being the lands formerly owned by Stephen Man.
ming. Those wishing to purchase can view the
premises previous to day Of sale.
NJ BENSON
May 10 81 Auctionrsr
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Ma 7.
NOTICE.

no THE PUBLIC.-I have for sale at @,
\ per gallon, THE COMPOSITION or Burning
Fluid' SO much talked of now-a -days. AS 7 ret
1t direct from the maker in New York The ner :
sons who use it may rely getting pure and fresh
IL is without doubt the cheapest light, taking in
consideration the cleanliness and briiancy of anv
that Is now used. No smoke smell from it,
May7 Under the old Dominion oa,o
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TO BE HELD AT PETERSBURG, VA,
GOTH MAY.

GOTH MAY.
- The Steamer OSCEOLA
A-lkS will leave Washington for
HG .SSsssss::2sss=--El!. the above place on MON
DAY the 18th instant at
O'Clock In the morning, touching at Norfolk and
arrive at City Point next morning, where passen-
gers will take the for Petersburg
Returning, will leave City Point on Tuesday the
10th, after the arrival of the regular train from
Petersburg.
Passage and Fare to Petersburg or Richmond,
So, to go and return SO.
The Osccola will stop at the different LANDINGS
on the Potomac, to take off passengers and as usual
at Cone River. Passage and Fare as above.
10 accommodate persons wishing TO attend the
NATIONAL FAIR, to commence at washin gton
the 20th May the Osceola will leave Norfolk upon
the following days:
Wednesday, Goth Saturday, Odd /; and Tuesday,
10th; and pass up the River the next morning.
Returning, leave Washington Friday, 22d Mon
day; a5th; and Friday; 2sth.,
After which she win make two trips week,
leaving Norfolk regularly every Monday and
Thursday, and Washington every Wednesday and
Saturday JAS. MITCHELL. Cantsin
May 10
o0K HERE!- CELEBRATED PERUVIAN
II PILLS, warranted to cure Aeue and Fever in
Two DAYS, or the Money returned
So happy adapted are these Pills, to all the indi-
cations OF speedy, immediate and permanent
anteed In two days, or the money refunded.
T T directions accompanying each Box.
The genuine sold by
M A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
The only true Agents for the sale Of our celebra-
ted Pill arc the above gentlemen. Beware of coun.
terlelts. BOWERS q LovETT. May IL
T OoK OUT! $40 Whereas re.
- pcated depredations have been committed by
s"ndry persons upon the property of the Ports
mouth & Roanoke Rail Road Company, by steal.
ing the Iron Bolts and Bars and other PROPERTY of
said Co. The subscriber will give Ten Dollars
reward Tor the detection and conviction of any per-
son or persons who may be caught stealing any Of
the property of the said Company. Ten Dollars
reward will likewise be paid by the subscriber for
the detection and conviction of any person or per-
sons who may be found purchasing the stolen pro-
pcrty OF said Company. JAMES G WHITE,
May 9-3t Agent p. & RRRC Co
EIRE! FREE FIRE!!!--The Great EN-
FIRE COOKING STOVES will be ready for
delivering, from Monday, the 18th instant. All
persons who like to save wood in Cooking are most
respectfully invited to call and look at them mo
Humbug) See the Cut and Advertisement in this
paper. DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Mayo Under the Old Dominion Office
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
Il zens of Portsmouth,, Norfolk and the ADJACENT
country, that his we'll known GARDEN & HOUSE
at the end of the Long Bridge" running from
Court street, is opened for the Season. and where
ne will be happy at all times to serve those tbat
may give him call. He intends keepinp CON
stantly on hand the best of ICE CREAM and LEM.
oNADE, and SODA WATER and to those who
are fond of little recreation during the hot sum
ner months his Garden will be found most delight
fol. (May7) SIMON Gui6
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NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons and
IL the community at large, that | forwarn all
persons from crediting my wife CA4rALISs Bun
NICE, in any way whatever, as shall not pay any
debts contracted by her.
WILLIAM BURNICE.
Gosport, Va, Anril o.
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I'D EN- EN- Der THE COLUMBIAN col.
~ LEGE, under the direct supervision of DR.. r.
w Dyott & Sons, No. 1872 North Second street.
pended on for procuring every description of Cen.
ninc Popular Medicines in their most pure state
NO counterfeit or sophisticated preparations beino
Kept Tor :aie at this establishment, purchasers will
90 Wholesale Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
For more particulars read the Oracle of
neal'h May IA
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'ENO BU1LDERS.-I would inform builders
contractors and others. that am prenored n,
put on Tin Roofs at the shortest notice. in the best
manner, and at reduced prices Also Cutters and
Conductors put up in the best style and ina terioIs
war; antcd. / will refer to any person who has ern
ployed me. All kinds of jobbing done in the best
possible manner. Copper Work of every descrip
ton executed, and every other kind of Work In
my line done with punctuality and dispatch.
DANIEL S CHERRY
April 90 Under the Old Dominion O@.o
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FOR SALE, THE
PORTSMOUTH ACADEMY

. WIT OCs
AZ a meeting of the Board of
trustees of Portsmouth Acad-
envy" held on Friday, the 9Th
day of May, 1916, "in pursu-
ance of the Act of Assembly
passed at the last Session of the
Ie0ialatilrc - IL rvaa
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JOSEPH ANTON FARJNA.-we have -.
- celyed together with an assortment of Layen.
der and Florida Water, Extracts, &c. &c, lot
of joseph Anton Farina's justly celebrated co.
have only a few left.
April 30 w. IL II. HODGES & co
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TNHE ATTRACTIONS OF HEAVEN.
y n neat Miniature Vol, edited by II A : CO..
For sale By w, II. H. HODGES 4 90,
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EIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!!!-The Great EN-
tiRE COOKING STOVES will be ready for
delivering from Monday, the 18th instant. All
persons who like to save wood in Cooking are most
respectfully invited to call and look at them mo
Humbug) See the Cut and Advertisement in this
paper. DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Mays Under the Old Dominion Office.
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NOV is the time to buy Fire screens. pancr
IN Hanging and Bordering
w. II. II. HODGES & CO., have just received at
their Book and Variety Store, beautiful assort-
ment OF Fire Screens, Paper Hanging and Dor.
deIing. Persons in want of any Of the above arr
ticles will do well TO give Us call as we are de-
tcrrnined to sell low. We have among the sssort-
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SPECIE FUNDS wANTED.-The Sub.
- scribers will pay premium for Specie or Bank
Notes, payable in Norfolk or Portsmouth
March II JOHN COOKE & co.
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FOR THE
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Herald COPY
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ENU KN ACES.-DaiIy expected beautiful lot
a OF summer FURNACES for preserving and
good for ironing clothes by. BY using Charcoal.
you have heat sufficient at half tho cost of O. fire
place; lower than ever sold in Portsmouth.
DANIEL S. CHERRY,
April lS6t Under the Old Dominican Of,ce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31

came associated tina, body and fot time owing Il, hi
Hing and slight circumstance he had rather conceived an
aversion towards him. Since then, however their
intercourse had been slight the conduct Of that
had di--paied every prejudice which he had
against him. he had gwen abundant evidence that the
ends he aimed at were hose Of patio- hon..ty ,nd in
eeuy. In the discharge Of his duties i'm the
which he presidcd he scrupulou. md
maeh 80 iha, nneonsclously and insensbly. he (Mr
Organ tohnd himself I'm common, he believed with the
other members Of the committee placing The mos.
reliance upon any proposition emanaiing from, him in full
mat me suolee, had been impaay considered
As" any impeachment OF integrity account of his re-.
signauon nothing. IL seemed him. could be more nr.
psierous lie had given the very hehe. evidence. o in
~sV s"a punv no man could entertain doubt to his
integrity And, In common with gentlemen who expres.-
ed their sentiments in regard this mat,r n. u,,.d IN
me regret that act. in itself high so
~ VINO approved The act would perhaps
nave done the ssme an act which showed high degree
sensiby; an act by which he had sacrificed ON, of m.
proudes' offices under form OF govenmcnt-.houd be
us msrepresened that he should be CHARGED ~,i,h A.
seron aud loaded with opptobtium IL was yro.. ONT,
rage, committed against OF unblemished and un.
impeschable integrity.
MrARCHER said IL was 10 him , suh,e., os .o,,. ,.
mat any Senator should deem necessary vindcate the
character or the conduct of the late Senator from North
Ssonns his character for integrity aud honesty of pur
pose had been doubtful before, this act would
impressed IL with the Ut the most perfect ip,,,v
elevation. Like the honorable Senator who proceeded
num- he had elt no prediction in favor the North Caro-
Una SENATOR ON the contrary prejudice had been impress
ssd upon his mind which had not been wholly removed I'M
I'll two days This Of resignation had afforded the
fullest and most conclusive testimony Of his probity and in
tegnV IL was not OF his reputation that they
ought to feel solci,ude; that beyond the reach Of
dehacon; but that gentleman standing deseryey
hsh IN the estimation OF should be assaed by
infamous attacks OF party press IL was to this that
the indignation OF every patriotic should be directed
what had tho gentleman done1 Why finding that his own
liberal and enlightened views be arted and con-
uoled by party domination he resolved disenRage him
sell from the influence OF party, and the walks Of
private life; and for ssssied by vro-s
ton and abuse lie repeated that no vindcaou was need
cd upon that hoo and he mr. Al should think that he
owed an apology TO the Senate for offering word on the
subject had he not been preceded by other gentlemen He
believed year would pass away before all men, of a.
parties would concur in rendering that gentleman tho
highest degree OF appreciation.
The subject here dropped.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-31
Senator HAYWOOD.

A. an act Of sheer justice to tn. gentleman we mako
this morning. Tor the observations Of several Senators
Of both psrIes, IN reference his resignation No one
read them. without being satisfied Whatever they may
think Of the wisdom Of Mr. Haywoods determination that
he Influenced by the puresi motives and that tho inn
puations upon hs integrity wholly unfoUnded. We
had expected that those impuau0ng would have been re-
tactsd, and ihat voluntary sonement would have been
made the Senator by thoso Who IN moment Of excite
mont perhaps threw them out But thus far no yueb re-
traction has appouod-no such atgnemen has been made
The Senator however may we'll be Indifferent 10 them n
view Of the spontaneous and general Tribute 10 his high
character elected from hs brother Senator'S on Tuesday
last. Thus shielded, the poisoned arrows aimed az him
will fa harmless al his feet
On the same day, the subject Of Mr. Hsywoods rssgna
ton introduced into the House Of Representative by
Mr. Bggs, Locofoco Representative from North Carroll
ne, who assailed Mr.. g. with considerable violence and
bitterness. lie defended by Msssrs Barringer and
Dockey, Wbgs, from hs State, snd ensured though in
more respectful terms than those used BY Mr. Bipqs by
Messr'. Dobbin and Reid, his poliGcs friends
Mr.. Haywood. pe think, ought TO have kept n. seat.
and voted sganst measure which he was % decidedly
and 80 Justly hostile. Th'ths did not do So We think,
evinoss Of that hfmness which he essential u, the
character Of great statesman who oug, to BE- all times
prepared to do he duty and II need be, sacrifice him
so for be country. Thahe DID do 70. grew out Of
constitutional nhfmy. for which he csnno be properly
osnsured He'd he voted for tho bill, however, CO Mf
Benton, who concuued with him In bic objections 10 IT,
thought proper 70 d. he would have we'll deserved 10 BE-
regarded % mere msehne" be used for party purpo.
ses At e sacrifice both Of hs Judgment and bic
" An inAuentsl merchant Of Hsvburgh wss arrested
IN New York last Monday under on impression that he
was Epes The mistake, however being discovered
| be was released