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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

vFNHE undersigned returns his resPectiul thanks
Il and public for the great extent OF patron
age received and begs leave TO inform heH
for manufacturing Clocks are most
annie and deal with him will find him as ready as
cheapest farest and most honorable ief' aho
20 devote the rigid attention 10 their interests
aVng extensively engaged In manufacturing Coess Tor
more than twenty past believes he has had sueeni
otunes for becoming acquainted with wants Of Clock deal
es hereby respectfully inform all who make Their
purchases shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot surpassed point Of workmanship or finish
well several manufacturers aud dealers
are constantly selling worthless and counterfeit article abeledas
the genuine "JCrone Clock which fact an unwilling aekno"
ledgm.n from them superiority lie tfuss ihat puehas
rs appreciate advantage Of buying direct from the factory
Ia which they BE- the SUBJECTS u this imposition Al
risrs II accompanied will be promptly and faithful
~ attended Strangers who send their orders by mall yrey
pon receiving personal application Clocks IN
tended wilt be- carefully selected aud packed
with reference ket Al Clocks purchased At
this Establishment are perform Ssn and the
Will be delivered vessels Tree o transportation
pharge possible attention slA be
Of his friends and patrons he respectfully 20
ccits the patronage ofan
Warehouse IN Philadelphia, al 20 North Third Street
Warehouse IN baltimore, a 10 South Charles Street
Pacroay In Haven 81 Johns Street between lilm
an nd Market &C cay CHAUNCEY JEROME
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

sszS...,,.-1ss- an and after the Sd of December
SE1se4H ~ next Richmond Mondsy ",
Fridays a NJ precisely aud arrive IN Lynch
days at 81 z.
Returning Lynehburg Mondays wednesdays and Fridays
att A. N and Afuve n Richmond next day at "a z ~.
Passengers for Staunton,
By our Boats will leave at Mondays wednesdays and
Frniays arrive an A NJ and StaunOn by
JPN.
Pas,ngs for Frapls Ha4I Houses.
and with the Sges Car
teTsyIle.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DANEdPOhT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting Of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. ON the 18th day OF October,
Is45 the following Table OF Rates for the rranspor-
aton OF Passengers adopted, To take effect ON and
after the Is day ct December next until otherwise or
dered by the Board
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

y lots TO suit purchasers, for export or country
tTadc -sb5euuss shdinss Oznabufgs DnninFs Tiefna
shiuing atupcs &C
As7. COTTON YARNS, and 6ing Noe 10 &c. Of
superior qualify Or Bsnu.eiulfs i Patterson.
Nsr Isrssy.
Georgia South Caroline Norm Csro,na Vngna Delaware and
New Jersey Ysrn Nos a. for couny trade con
stsuuy on hand
An. C,usi waps wies Bats Seine and Wrapping sine.
and Waddnr
20 Libefsi advances o0ngnmens of good the
above enumerated nticcs RhD ~ STRBBtNs,
a. tt-6m W Nassau street New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
TO THE PUBIC.

HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
To 0eO0 cheap for cash Of Pain
Arieles
retail
White Lead hard from IS lbs so lbs 500 lbs
The above articles selection aud warranted good
ouny gentlemen would do well call and eranine these
goods and judge for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street
NeIt to be RIc RAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
JUAN PIZZlNI

JUAN PlZZlNI,
ConfcctIoner and Dealer i'm Foreign and Do
mcstic Fruit,
III AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
II n clester the following Goods
100 ROIes Gro? Bunch Raisins
$50 ! Boxes do $50 B0Ies 10.
50 Kegs Malaga Grapes, prime quahyl
10 Boxes Malaga Lemons I'm line ordeD
Casks Zante Cunants
Is Drums Sula. Baisins
IS Boxes CtiOn Zine guaiy)
Cases Brandy Cherries
20 Don. Olive OH, (best quality
Cases Prunes in Gass Jars
Bass BOrieauI Almonds
25 Drums Pigs
10 Frals Malaga do
Bales Shelled do
200 Its. Paper Shell
20 Cases Canon preserved Ginger
1000 CocOanuts fresh aud I'm.
Chn-re fire crackers
Together large of Candy of his manufao
warranted thus other market Also the
French aud German Toys
Fancy Goods Petfumery offered before market
The Goods having selected and puehascd
the besterns he pared Offer induce
persons wishing purchase either ~ Wholesale
tail and therefore respectfully oicts call om his Town and
County friends before purchase elsewhere, he doubts
will hnd their interest do he to call AZ No l52,
no One door beIow Exchange bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
m OOK no NOuR INTEREST," DC .ub.

H would respectfully inform their customers aud The
generally tsy have reeeyedih usual large supply o
tbs mos kinds u ready made CLOTHING iof
winter wea which making constant additions semi
weekly eonasnE variety oi desirable Coaks COatsVes
Pants nmwers Shirts Collars Sucks, Socks Hdss
Rupeudsfs Ge-Wti which they will be- peasj TO hl them
% bsSs style and upon the most reasonable terms
he they the sal elton Of their materials to
aud beauty well a. the they have taken IN
anr ths made up under supervision Ia secure dua
ty and peatnsss their peculiarly
aerac 10 select persons CAL and for yourselves
II HOOPER CRAPS Virginia Cnthing store
noz-,r No Ga Main Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

The Carolina Eaptist-We gave some no.
,ce oc this religious periodical in recent
number. Numbcr7 Volume ], is now before
us, and contains good deal oi interesting
matter original aud selected. We huve trans
seued from this Journal, 10 our pages some
beau,iful and very forcbe extracts from Ser
,,o, p,eached more than forty years ago. by
chm, eminent servant of God, Richard Fur
man, upon the death of Alexander Hamilton
xvbo was killed in duel by Aaro Burr T'c
la,e melancholy death ofa distinguished sonol
y,ro;nia, who was killed in duel makes
these remarks of DR.. Furman very approprl-
ate to the present occasion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Medical College Of South Carolind.-
The annual course oil Medical Lectures
terminated in Charleston, on the 7th Of
March. The class numbered 2O9 STU
dents from different Slales cl the Union.
One hundred aud Gliy-one were from
Suu,h Caroliua. or This number "a al
,er examination, were considered worthy
of the degree Of Doctor of Medicine. The
following are The names of'he gentlemen
from Edgefie|d District, upon whom de
erees were conferred
Joseph A. Addison and Arthur Young
blood.
We will endeavor TO publish lull list
of The graduates 10 shqrt time,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Mcrico-InLsrsting.- News from Vera
Cruz down to The 23I ult, was received
last nigh, at the Department of State.
Almonte had resigned The Office Of minister
of war, aud Toroel had been appointed
his successor. Lucas Alamau. The editor of
the new royalist Journal al Mexico, Ore
Tlcmpo.) had been compelled by public
Indignation To fly from the city, his life
being in dauger, and his paper had been
pronounced scdti0ns. Since The royaIist
party bal taken open ground in favor of
monarchy, the Mexican people have be-
cnne mecl better, iurIincd towards the
United States. U pom The whole, our ol
fairs with Mexico were assuming mure
hopeful aspcct.-UnioR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

lille. but lie showed thai all our sources
of titles concnrred in fixing 49a as The
iimil Of DUR claim andlhat this govern
ment WAS bound, by itssown acis..to ac-.
knowledge Tie rights Of Great Britain,
beyond thai parallel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

The chaaccilors cf South Caro!i"d.-N"ne
of these distinguished geutlemen' who are s"c''
nm ornament 10 the Bench Of South Carolina.
are natives of the State, except JOB JOHN
sion. David Johnson is Il nativc OF Virginia
William Harper is native OF the BRUSH
Wes,Indles, aud B. F. Duukin of MasSach'
Colts. South Carolina is ever readyto honor
and reward talent, come from what quarter II
r,ov ,houph she has never been wanting IN
native genius of the highest order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

An EriI under the Sun-Therc is an evil
under the sun, which Solomon never men.
toned in his catalogue of the "evis that flesh
is heir to- 1t is this An editor prepares with
considerable care and trouble. an article. pol'il-
cal or literary, with which nc hopes TO delight
aud aslonsh all his readers. Some one alb
srracls the manuscript from the drawer IN
whicl. he has carefully laid il, nit falls into
the fire. and is consumed Unluckly. the
ponr editor cannot remember any thing OF
what was written. Is this not enough tn lur'
one crazy 7 The loss or destruction oi our
manuscripts has happened To US more than
once. Solomon was not All editor, fortunately
for himself, or he would have noticed the
above evil as very great one under the sun
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Fire.-1'hc alarm Of fire was given to
our ciIizrns about S o'clock on Saturday
evening last. II was found to be bull
ding situated in The rear cf Mr.. james
DmnaIap's store. This building was once
Il gin house, but had been used for some
lime past or portion Of il, as store
house for powder, by several merchants
The flames had made TOO much pro-
gress al the lime it was discovered, to
save it; and tue fact Which was prettv
generally known, that powder was Stored
there, prevented any effor's tn ex'imgush
them. The adjoining building was saved
however, alteri had caught fire, by rlirec
ling all their allenliouio it. Duriug the fire
were four successive explosions, al inler-
walls Of about 5 minutes each, as the sew
eral lots ufpowder iguiled. We are in.
formed ,ha, there WIS hox containing
several kegs powder. iu the house. The
ignition Of which. we suppose caused The
second explosion, which was equal to q
discharge of Artillery, aud exceeded il
grandeur and beauty any fire works we
ever saw. Fortunately, the woalher was
calm, aud The rains of The preceding day
or two. had left the roofs of The houses so
damp, that The successive showers of live
ciuders, sent many hundred yards over
the Town, fell harmless upon them. The
fire was, no doubt, the work of an in
cendiary. who propably anticipated grea,
destruction Of property.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
[CoMMUSIcATED.l !

Mr.. Edllor-Mr Frederick c. Cater, OF
Columbia. Somh Carolina. has invented new
Culr. which Tor simplicity. cheapneSs and On.
rabrIily is unrivaIed by any thing OF the Kind
fave ever seen. The Collar is formed upon 4
picre OF white oak. or ollIcr tough w""d about
ali inch in diameter, buund al the lower part to
fit ihr cliest of the animal. and open al top.
aud culrtains the hooks, rings, &c. To which
traces and pole clalns are fasencd-thuS
comprising both Collar and names in one
piece, not larger and very lille heavier than
an ordinary leather collar Ii is particularly
we'll adaped TO the use OF wagons. T"c Ill
venior has refused $1,000 ioi The patent, be-
iicring that the giea, demand which ulready
exists will enable i.in 10 rcarZc %reaIer profits
by making and selling the article 10 Planters.
have deposited one Of these Collars at the
llarmcss Shop OF Air. Abby, "t this place.
whe.e the public are ins;;eI 10 call and cx
aiiIile II. }. t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

MFR. Clihouns Speech "pon 'hc Oregon
ouest,on.-We have published this week. ii
synopsis of the remarks Of Nr. a'h""n "3o"
the Oregon question. We regret that on'
limits will not permit Us to publish the speech
entire, twill he seen that lie is III favor "'
peace, and an adjustment of the boundary 'i
Oregon upon tar i9l'l parallel. He thinks
that Tie Brush Government; viii accehc 10
,hs.oifcr, If proposed by onr Government.
The Speech Of Mr.. Z was listened I" w''''
profound attention. and doubtless viii pF''
duce good effect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

From Maico-Importani.-Th Wash
na'ua Un;on Of Muada last says News
rom Vera Cruz down 10 the 23
uliluo was received last night at the lie
parImeni of Stale. Almontc had rcsi2n"''
,hc o;!ice of Minister of War, ami Torucl
had been appointed his successor Lucas
.Al:nan, the editor OF the new royaist
Journal at Mrxicu, (lho Tiempo,) had
been compelled by public Indignation 10
fly from the cily. his life being in danger,
aud hi, paper had been pronounced scdl
tious Since re rnyalist party has taken
open srnund in favor of monarchy, the
Mexican people have become murIi better
Inclined towards the United S'arcs.-
Upon the whule. our aiairs with Mexico
were assuming more hopeful aspect
Cdiifornia.-A large number of hardy
American adventures hav, made ar
ransemens for removing 10 California as
soon as the opening Of Spring will per-
nit. We see in the Wcs:ern papers 10.
lice oftwo expeditions, one uuder Mr.. Le-
witt, aud The other uader Mr.. Gravson.
II is supposed lha! from~500 10 1000 in
an VIII STarI !rUrIT T UTr F7If1rTH UTT rTTe
of April, for the purpose of establishing a
colony a, San Diego Bay. This Bay is
South of Francisco, and silualed Wcs' uf
Of the Gulf Of California. II is said 10
possess the greatest advantages for com
merce. and tu be the most favorable place
in Califnrnia for new colony. MIR.
Graysoa, with his party. will leave lrdc
pendence on the 18th April next. The
tide of emigration to That beautiful coun
try will increase yearly with just such
hardy aud courageous Individuals as know
how to subdue the wilderness aud make
il Hin,>sm us the rose.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

The Ucatkcr-Sincc OH. last we have 'ao
several days Of WARM and pleasant "e'''','
and vegetation has advanced rapidly. o"
Saturday last, the weather again became COOL
On Monday and Tuesday, there was Il
heavy fall of lain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

10 OUR pArRoNs.-Wc will
make some change III the APP
pearance of our paper and IN the
editorial department, Will. n we
will more fully announce in our
next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25, 1916

~ Law and Magistrates Blanks
Of every description on good
paper, neatly printed. and for
sale at this Office. at SO cents the
single quire, and less by the
quantity. p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

I'rcmendous fieSte,s.-We have ac.
"crounIs from VARIOUS directions, of an
"npr ce,:ealed swell oI HE ri,ers and
o'n"lI slfcams. AZ Philadelphia on Sat-
nrday. Tic wafer in HE SchuyIkill was
seven feet above the top nf lh- dau,, near
FaIrmouni, and the gruuna- floors urnany
houses were llrodcd.-The railroad near
lie DcIam arc VII: uvcriiuwn The rurnpike
aud railroad between Harrisburg aud
ili.hSplre, Tor distance OF six miles, was
SIX lreI under wcirr: of course the trains
could not rGs'. All The inhabitants Of
iOX's Island were taken of in bDars.
Many bad .,cs aud mills were swept awav
Al Albany the river rose six inches higher
IIlan in the great ltcsher ofof 1889. The
people fled from their houses, tue wafer
heins several lecl deep in hose on level
nI'h The pier. Many ollh streets were
'mpassabl', eXc;'p, in boats Reports
from New Jersey represent the frcshet
rs lcrrilic:-ruads and houses AOoded,-
Ic"ccs aud bridges, aud even large trees
CARED aNay oy the running ice. But we
cannot slYc mere particulars at present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
The Hon. B F. Porter has resigned the
chair Of Proiessorship 'cf law in The
University Of Alabama.

i Big Bady.-A Western paper la'eIy con.
taned an account Of child. one year old.
weighing 100 pounds. Now we men ot,ypes
cannot brag of such j mcnster as this, but
we can sl!"w preifier ard smarter babies than
any tlOOsicr or Sucker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

A Razor strop.-rhe editor the Columbia
Chronicle, has recently received masn'hceh'
nreseut Ola Razor Strop. Or Strap, (Which
term do you prefer7) Some Of the Stops are
for sale in our Village. They urc nanuiac-
,uredby Ira Freeman, of Hamburg 5 c.
They are sa,d TO be eNcelent. As no person
has been liberal enough to give us one we
canno. say any thing Of the quality OF this
S,rop. Do you take the lint. MessrS ale'-
chants?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Finance Of Tirginia.-The State Trea.
surer has given notice that he is prepared
to redeem S45 G7G Of The public debit
This is most gratifying evidence Of the
sound financial candi'ion Of Virginia. and
is The more L. be conn ended. Us some of
her sister S S:aIe> have failed TO provide
any means for the payment Of even the
interest on their drbI.-Chas. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Dumas, the French Noretist-We saw II
-,z,,...ly s,a,od- that Mo,lsieln- Dumas, dis.
,;ngu;shrd French Novelist the author oil lie
Regents Daughter "Amaury'' and o'"cf
ynrks of fiction. was mnla1io.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

We have received from the Hon. A. Burt
j, man of the Oregon Territory. Als"' copy
or his Speech upon the Oregon Question
which VIC will cudeavor to p'bsh :cx, week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

lanes Dc Vcaa1, the Painter.-Dr. H. W.
G;bbs. Of Columbia South Carolina has re'
Gently published memoir Of Jas. DE reaax
u distinguished Painter, lately deceased: we
have no, had the pleasure ol reading th'S DOOR,
hu, we have seen some very favorable nouccS
oft. Dr. Gibls was the early friend and pat
~, of Do Veaux. when friends were "'ew
,rdr,r between" De Feaux was Il CITIZEN o'
Charleston, ). C., and executed several works
fnr different persons in this State. They are
said 10 possess considerable merit. Recently
this Arts, had navcllcd in Italy, Tor the pnr
pose of studying the great masters FROM
that country he wrote several very INTERESTING
letters 10 his fiieuds at home. Extracts from
these and from his Journal are given IN the
memoir by Dr. Gibbs. This work is published
for The benefit of the family of the Artist, who
nse represented 10 be ponr. 1t ca" be Puf'
chased in Charleston or Columbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
Correspondence Of the SOuthern Patriot.
March l6.


There were Two points Of attraction in
the Seuate this morning. which drew Il
dense crowd as early n, 10 o'clnck. Ii
wa, known thai Mr.. Calhoun was about
10 deliver lis views on the Oregon gues-
ton, and rumor had spread through the
ci;v that one of The witnesses before the
Investigating Committee had refused to
:e,try. and was 10 be brought TO the bar
Of The Senate TO be punished for contu-
macy.
Mr. Ynce submitted a resolution call
ing information absolutely little short of n
statistical history of the country since the
year 1876.
Mr.. Benlon, from the Select Commit
lee, thai had in hand the investigation Of
tie charges against the character aud dig
nifty Of The Senate, made report, written
with calinncss aud deiberaton aud show.
ing from the evidence that The charges
were gross aud malicious libel on the
Senate, and that tho editors had no ground
as shown from their own Witnesses for
The charges thus gratuitonsly made. 1t
concludes by a resolve that The editor,
publisher and reporter for the Times be
excluded from the gallery Of The Senate
reporters. Mr.. Benton read The report
from the desk of The Secretary, aud with
all due emphasis.
Mr.. Turney, of Tennessee, rose after
the reading of the report, to say that he
concurrcd in every word Of il.
Mr.. Dickinson, of New York, also a
member of The Committee, said that he
had no particular sympathy for the par
ties-lhey had been brought before The
Conmit'ee. and after due examination
there had heen found not ono single word
Of evidence TO sustain the charges. The
object of the Committee was 10 show the
talsIIy of tho assertions, aud not 10 arrest
and commit the Offenders.
Mr.. Jarnagan roso 10 say that he had
been himself alluded 10. aud that was the
reason why be had not drawn up the re-
port.
Mr.. Berrien rose to express his unaf.
tcced surprise That member of the COM
mlttee. who had been present. heard The
eviiencr, aud had concurred ia the repor,
should say that those gentlemen were the
victims of imposition by whom were
they imposed on? They had handed in
the names of persons by whom they were
to prove their assertions, AMI in each and
every instance they had been cnnlradirted
by those very persons, and stand before
the country as The malicious libellers of
the Senate.
Mr.. Dickinson replied TO Mr.. Rerrien,
after which The report was conquered in,
he printing ordered, aud tomorrow the
subject Of an extra number comes up.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25
Mach lG.

Al the early tour Of nine u'cIock, me
Srnalc Chalnucr was liIrouscd hy those
vino were ;.nXinus 10 hear Mr.. Calhoun ;
speech Uu The Oregon question.
Al ono O'Clock, The Oies'n question
was taken up, and Mr.. Calhoun spike
about one hour aud u half upon the Ore
gUn Question.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Io,Vu and Missoun.-The difficulty
with regard TO the boundary between
Iowa aud Missouri are about 10 he, nd.
justed by bringing The matter unders,he
authority Of both States, before. The SD
preme CouE Of the United States ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

Election Of fPcstmasiers.-A proposition
has been lnrniucrd IN Congress for so
amending the Post Office laws that all
deputy posimasers shall be elected by
The inhabitants Of the towns in which the
post offices are located. The propositions
appears 10 meet with the general ap-
probation of llle press. and ere it mol for
the propensity Of parry Government, TO
usathc power"fapruiutnenta as political
engine, there would be no tinubl thai this
important reform would be accomplished.
lnicresting Fact.-l' is asserted that
within he last six or seven years, the
n,mher In Jews in the Holy Land has
increased from two TO Ghuy thousand! A
mission has been established at Jerusalem
by the Loudon Society, and church
has been built upon Monnl Zion. Tho
book of common prayer has also been
translated into Hebrew, and a missionary.
n converted Jew. is stationed there; and
"Ihus," observes writer. "after period
of eighteen hundred years, The Psalms Of
David. in Hebrew, are again sung by q
Hebrew Christian Church on Mount Zion.
where FIRST sci to music by their inspired
author. the sweet singer Of Israeli. Three
housand years ago." $50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-25

II. lie alluded 10 lne EcCrSsliy There Was
Tor preserving peace III The pre- scnt tune
above all others, when England auu l'IIs
country were anouI 'akIns the lead in d
free aud extended CDumcTcr. lie Insist
cd that no Two natIuus could do each UtLrr
so mach good Us England and America in
peace. aud 40 IwO could 10 rucil ut!lcr
so much harm III tine Ul war.
Mr.. Begrien !ia, The iioar TOMORROW.