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EDII(.ATIOS.

THE second session of my School Al Clifton, vii
commence on the LIST day OF October, lsi7, and enr
on the LIST day OF August, ls45.
The course of instruction embraces a thorough pre-
partition for College, In Latin, Greek and Mathematics
Special attention will be given TO the elementaf,
branches of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed o attending public worship
on The Sabbath, and religions instruction. viii be- givrf
al home, In The Bible and Calechisni.
TERNS-For Board and Tuition. including bedding
washing, lights and stationery, S2nO-sho payable II
advance, sl00 AT the expiration Of five months.
wish Ia receive eight additional Scholars
Early application is requested.
pEYToN HARRISON.
RrFERrScE-Gov. Mcdowell. Lexington, W.; Sid
ney :. Baxter, Esq, Attorney General Richmond, Va
Mr. F. b. Bentley do. July 5-cwtf
10 Richmond Wing and Wa,ehman Of the South re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

SONG.
Come, gentle Star Of Eve,
And shed thy lovely ray
Upon my Love, whom sad | leave,
In distant lands 10 stray.
And when in nights deep sleep
Shall come some saddened dream,
Kiss off the tears which she doth weep,
With Inv pure, sleepless beam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
nCONQUERING A PEACE"


We are indebted for the following TO friend
Of fine literary taste and requirements:
For The Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors As much has been said lately
about The paternity of the phrase "conquerng
peace." send you the following extract from
Coue's charming "reminiscences OF CoeIIdse
and Sculhey, which proves that no matter who
frs, used it, il has been regarded as common pro-
perry by poets as we'll as politicians.
I'll may here be mentioned" says MI Cot'ic,
page 263, ''ihat 10 The year 1914, when Bonaparle
wa. captured and sent 10 Elba, the public express
sion OF 10y burst forth in general illumination;
when, Mr. Josiah Wade, wishing 10 display a
large transparency, applied 10 his TREND Mr.. Co
lrridee then residing with him, for subject as a
guide 10 his ingenious painter, OF which The iol,
lowing is copy from Mr.. C.'s original.
"The four lines were chosen, OF which the Two
last have something OF prophetic aspect"
PASS over The pictorial suggestions made by
Mr.. Colegidgc, to the Two notices proposed BY
him:
..wr,ve eOnouer,d us rrlcr, like lads true met7l'd
And bankrupt MRS aceompts seem all now settled
Or thus
"We've fought for peace, and conquered II at lasi'
Ths raw ming vultiire's leg seems settled fast
pritons rejoice and yet be wary TOO;
The chain may break, the cpt wing spront anew.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
EDUCATION.

THE s,rth annual session Of the Female &c hool a,
Pine Forest tuly residence) Will commence under
the instruction OF Miss Cdtharine Leaton, on the first
day of September next and continue for ten months
Four or five boardrrs would be received, and all ihr
branches OF learning heretofore taught will be taught
this year. and 1t the prices last year. with the
addition OF 1--WE dollars for painting and drawing nd
five dollars for needle work Ny address is-Lawis'
Store, spottsylvana. ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
nj
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SAMUEL c. ANDERSON AsD JOHN T.
THORNTON

IIAvE associated themselves. under the style OF
III ANDERSON & THORNTON. in the
practice Of the Law. They will attend regularly the
Superior and county Courts OF Prince Edward. Buck
inrham Cumberland. Charlotte and Aproma;tnt
Thev have an ofire II rarnrille Prince Edward
county and ONE at Prince Edward Court house. All
business entrusted them will receive prompt atien-
finn June lS-cw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
MRS. LAWRENCE'S
Oarding III use

MRS. II. C. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
lvl commodous Tenrmenls over the Stores Of Messrs
Brooks, Bell & Hudson and Messrs Bniord 4 Fry, on
tho Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite ef ou
day. a. well ~ yearly and monthly boarders. IN good
style Terms moderate. The location for persons "
sitting Richmond business IL one Of The best III 'ie
citv july 9-cwly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
Ear the Euovircy.
GEN. TAYLOR NOT A WING.

GEN. TAYLOR NOT A WIG.
M.ssrs Editors | have received letter from
a member OF The Virginia Regiment, (CapIain
SCOTS Company dated July 80, l547, post
marked Brazos, July 23i, in which the writer,
very intelligent and excellent young man from
our city, says: "Old lack is one Of the finest
old fellows in the world he is empha,ically The
soldiers friend. Ieee Inc Wings have nomina-
ted him for President; and those who know him
best here say he is no Wing nor is he any poll
tician-bu, as far as he takes sides with either
party, his principles are Democratic. This
heard from one who has been with him for long
time" A CITIZEN CT RrcaMoND.
anuns, n IS1T
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Mrs OFIJI-AH PEYTON-

MRS. DELILAH PEYTON- .,,S
"A of Virginia, you are hereby notified and
that have fIed with the Clerk of tho Clfea"
Court Of Law and Chancery for Caoeii eV U /.
statement of the facts and causes on winch ~ iop.
nv petition 10 The next General Assembly o.
monwealth for divorce from my marraee . .St
with you. And you further notified ana ~ Ceris
that, on the first day OF the next term = sasru ~
Superior Court Of Law and Chancrry, 10 oe ca
he heard by Counsel shall ask the SAID c'@ ~, ,ra
jary 10 be mpanneIed and sworn TO ascertain s,Ss int
OF The facts set forth 10 said statement. anr the
verdict recorded and which sha have IN sap
next General Asse ably for tEis com rn,ssaid wneH
sSs N PRESENT. 81. to that body therefore I.ans' COM
attend neIi term Of the Cren, sI da,us lie 's
law and Chane.ry for cabtll county ou''"'
lpquiry. Your ahic'eu INN PEYTo'
July 27-cwlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
SITuATI0N WANTEn

THE subscriber, who has been for several vs,,.,
! gagged in the superintendent and manar.r.,, ! :,
large farms, wishes engage situation Tor II. 49,
ing year. as Manager. Satisfactory reference wi, i.
given as 10 character and qualifications. "
Adirrss-Subietrs Tavern, Pow lalan county.
Aur lO-cy4w. Y vo.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

The citizens of Charlottesville held public
meeting on Monday and rendered 10 Mr.. Clay
The Inequalities OF The place, as it was expected
he would pass through Charlottesville. 1t was
thought that he would arrive al Siaun'oh Oh
Wadnpsdav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
Ear The EnQNne

Messrs Editors: Il is always pleasing 10 Viz
einiaps 10 know tina, those Of the Old Domnions
sons who have been honored with important and
responsible stations are doing justice 10 The same,
while lhey secure The esteem Of those with whom
they have 10 do. When our Governor and Coun-
ell selected the field officers who now command
our regimen, in Mexico, every person believed
ma, i6e appointmenls were good ones, and u
ralled ON 10 act upon the battle field, they would
acout themselves with honor anc upnolo Inc avg
ni,y Of our good old State. have Just seen a
letter from volunteer formerly from ms state,
now attached 10 the second Mississippi regiment,
which. while il speaks OF The plain, unassuming
and familiar department OF Gen. Taylor; The rigid
discinliue oil Grn. Wool; the otflcer-like bearing
# churchilI; the fine appearance OF the brave
and oallan, Shower, and others, does no, omit 10
mention in terms OF high praise, the Senllemanly
bearing Of our field officers, as well as their sol.
dier.like department. An individual might spend
a good long life while following The path oil peace
and ouielness, without having The finger OF envy
nointed a, him, or the shafts Of obloquy and de-
traction aimed at him; but for one placed IN
prominent and responsible station OF authority,
10 tul6l his duties not only in an acceptable but
nr,isewor,hv manner, is evidence strong Ina! he
e far above the tempest OF The dark passions OF
human nature. Such are Ham'ramck, RAN
do!ph aud Early-all dearly beloved BY their own
officers and privaes, and, therefore, We may look
for something brilliant il they are called upon 70
measure s'ss' WIN '"@ '"s RoBERTUs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

THE CREDIT OF THE GOVERNMENT.
The Whig papers are filled with luaubrious
articles upon the expenses OF The war. They 70
no, complain that The money has been improper
IL expended, but seem TO take pleasure in nloim.
ing Mexico that our Government will soon he
ahish and dry" That their lamentations are
on, OF place, is well shown by the following from
The N. y. Evening Post:
sour attention has been attracted 10 the tavo-
rable estimation in which the government securI-
ties are held, as is manifested by The daily sales.
Large amounts are purchased and handsome
premium paid.
"The representations OF portion of the WhI2
press that The government was running up large
account upon The debit side, are unable TO disturb
The serenity Of public confidence. A panic can.
NOT be STA rted in the days Of gold and silver with
The ease Of former times. A year and halt ago,
PARALYSIS of trade and The bankruptcy OF the go
yernmen! would have been prophesied by these
paper money fnanciers oil other days as sure TO
follow the present circumstances OF The nation. An
extensive war on hand and reduction oil duties
could in their eyes, have ended only IN The dis
credit, of the government, and The specie curren-
cy OF The independent Treasury wonld nave put
the final stroke 10 trade. So confident o! the un.
errine truth OF such predictions were the whie
financiers, that all their reputation would have
been staked, as often heretofore, upon The issue.
"Nolhing could have been further from the
truth than such assertions. Instead thereof, the
government has sufficient income 10 meet every
demand. Her revenues arc increasing rapidly.
The States are prosperous, and are reducing
promptly and cheeriully their public debts. The
people press onward with ceascless activity and
buoyant expectations. Manufactures were never
more PROSPEROUS. The bounties Of agriculture
will overload every store house and granary in
The land. Every ship and boat is pressed into ser
vice on our inland routes, and The flags OF almost
every nation may often be seen floating in our
hafbors. How unlike the predictions OF the old
standard prophets OF The Wing party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

!, was not unlil-in consequence Of The famous
a,;,a,;on headed BY Wilberiorce and Fox, and
councnanced by Pilt-lhe ant-slayery ieeins
took such strong hold Of The public mind, ina!
The Legislature was obliged TO grapple win inc
question; and finally in 1907, the slave lIaae, "a as
lar as Gleal britain is concerned, was made lei
ony." a,,, :,
hear England, in The earneslness OF her alone
mcni, demonstrating with Spain and Brazil ID a
voice loud enough TO be heard in Macrid and hio
Janeiro. A little British thunder, CT The old soFl,
would soon clear The air, We believe, on The coas.
OF Africa, by making CUBA and Brazli 100 net
for slayers 10 fiji out from, or go back TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

The Washington Union, speaking OF The strides
which have been made, and are still being made
towards subduing our infatuated Mexican enc
N.Y. and "conquering peace" says:
Troops land peculiar species) are about to
assal and oyerwhelm the euerllas, and restore
the line OF our communication between The CAPT.
ta and The coast. Should the Mexicans now de-
cline The olive branch, We mus strike The harder,
and make them feel more sensibly the pressure VI
The war. We will then see men oil some moral
courage arise 10 brave all the consequences Of
public opinion-in fact, TO give It new direction,
and 10 smooth the way 10 paci6caion.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
MEckLEsBrRo. Aug. 9Th, ls47.

KENTUCKY.-Weh have only 10 add (says
The Baltimore American) that our table OF yes
terday is proven by the latest accounts 10 nave
been correct. The delegation IN congress VIII
stand ,hus-Wh'gs6, Locos Locofoco gam oil
one member. Legislature Wing BY large ma
joriiy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMY.

APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMY.
In the official notice OF appointments published
by The Adjutant General, We find the following
from Virginia.
John w. Martin, TO be % Lieut.. in The Sd re-
eimenl of Dragons.
Henry f. Crosby, TO be ID Lieut.. in the 9Th
regiment of Infantry.
Wm. F. Riyes. 10 be 2d Lieut. in the 18th re-
simenl Of Infantry.
linn 3. Bnller. 10 be Assistant Surgeon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

B. w. Collier Of G!eensville, and late order
y sergeant OF Capt. VIM. NJ. Robinson's CON-
pany of Petersburg Volunteers, in Mexico, has
been elected ID Lieutenant, in place of Lieu,e
nant A. R. Stands, resigned. The Petersburg
Republican speaks highly Of the gallant young
nff;rer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
n COpy-IrHIr, ,an,,,.r- ~
Aug. Io-cw2m POWHhTAS ROBERTs, or

TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rule he'll ~ 1De
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of thane.tS ~
the Richmond Circuit the ith day Of August, ~;
Francis E. RiSe,, fia'"'"
against 80
John iienshaw and other Dr'sns'Hs il,
The defendant above named moi having rn'sftu ~
appearance and given security, according TO r
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and II appe4''
by satisfactory evidence that he IS not an
this ealth il Is ordered that ihr >ad
ami do appear n, the rules 10 be held FOR the said 1o
on the first Monday 10 October next, and au'"e. =,
suppemt nal bill &c the plaintiff; aud that copy
order be forthwith inse rlrd In some newspaper P'
ed in the city Of Richmond for two months rucees'
and posted Al the front door Of the Capitol IN ''
city. A Copy-Tesie, on,,,.. cl,;t
kug l0-rvom X. RObEhI =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

Mr.. B. G. ThibodeauI has been nominated for
re election as the Whlg candidate from The ID
district Of Louisiana. In the Convention, The
first ballot s,ood-for Thibcdeaux Is c. M. Con-
rad Is, blank l. On The I'd ballot, T.received l6,
and WAS declared The candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
o5n1 2n66 1853

According TO the above table. MIR. Boiling re.
ccivcd only % votes more than Mr.. Clay did in
1874 which shows that Mr. Boiling received the
entire HR,g rote; but that vote does moi indicate
D. mocrat.e changes, unless il be admitted that
mann HA,gs have changed, and refused 10 vote
Tor their candidate.
That Table also shows, that MIR. Meade re.
ceived tour hundysd and jortyonc votes less than
Mr.. Polk did in 1914, proving that, as these AL
votes were not given 10 Mr.. Boiling, The Demo
cratic strength in the ds!rc, although not brought
out by this special election, is unchanged. There
was no necessity for its being brought oni,-the
Democrats kns,c this, and, therefore, hundreds OF
them remained a home 10 get out their wheat, work
their tobacco and attend TO their other agTicutu.
"a duties, having as we have already intimated,
an aln.os, ,osit,ve assurance that Meade would be
elected wifhout Their votss, by large majority
And all will admit that, under The circumstances
in district which claims eight hundred MAORI
va, a special, extra election, al time loo
when the people are unused TO go TO The POLLS
three hundred and sirty may be very properly
termed large majority.
Oh, mol The people haze NOT changed. They
are al home, in their fright minds" entertaining
The same good old political principles, satisfied
with The administration OF the President OF their
o,cn making, and ready and will,ng 10 give him
another EIGHT HUNDRED AND TwENTY-Foua MA
JoRlTY. should he again be their candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

The parties interested in the foregoing order u CoW
are hereby notified that have appointed The 10th 81
of September next for commencing the accounts itd
RI ny the said order. which day, hy 10 O'Clock
they are required attend n the CLERK uhcr II FoS
hatan county, win their accounts, SC. ready tor et
mnaton aud ~ri.lemrn,-and All persons HAVING eish
against the Estate Of Abnrr NASH deceased heebi
required produce the before thr day ~
nj the place aforesaid, with the evidence In sUp?or
the same, order hat they may be reported a. rilfrd
by the order af0rr said. u. 4. GRAVES,
July lJ-rwsw ComiDi-sioEtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

| TN CHANCERY.-yIK0isiA Al a supero, Cont q
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held II he tani'
toll the city Of Richmond, on "wednesday, Iunf -
! 1877:
Henderson Daley. Administrator de boni non, with
the will annexed, Of Joseph Daley, deceased,
against P5!nln
Edward c. Mayo, William Daley heirs aud fl.lr..
hutrts nf Kesiah Stewart deceased, and Elizabeth M
Richardson, commonly called Elizabeth Ann Kane.
Defendants
| The defendants, William Daley and ElizInrth Ann
Richardson, commonly called Elizabeth Ann Kane nd
having entered their appearance and gvens eoury, y
cofding IL the act of Assembly aud the Iues 81 ~
Court and IL appearing % the Court By sat siactnn ~
iance that they arc not inhabitants OF thi- Con met
wealth. It Is ordered that the said defendants 90 ag,es
the irst day Of the next January term 4 this 0l'
ami answer The bill of the plaintiff and that crp I
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sut'
cessivey and posted at the front door OF the capitol u
Aug lo2ewam p. ROBERTS, cIt.
Clerks N e II Cumberland County Coni', IN N'H'
| day. the ID day Of August, lsi.:
Mietns u. Pa!mnre, Piaiutf
Thomas f. raImorr. VIM G. ralmore, Ben. y. "a.
more. Robert H. Paimore, Jackson Stoses mi railf
his wife, Joseph NJ. Pamore, John pufr'h . Irahei
! his wife, aud Wn. X. Palmorr, Dsfeniahi.
| The defendants, John Dufield and France he "ns
having entered their appearance and given -relf
according TO the act Of Assembly and the Iuiss o. n
court, and II appearing ny satisfactory evidence NJ
| they not inhabitants of TINS Communicable, y =
ordered that the said defendants d. appear hire ~ ~
hfst day of October Court next, and answer The bN@
| Richmond for TWO months suecr.sly-Iy, and posted "
the front door ofhe Court house of this county.
Aug lo-cwom D r. woRsH,M
| IN CHANCERY.-ViHc,r,.:- AT Rules ncti t.'ft
l Clerks Office of the Superior Court 81 Chantr'y io
the Richmond Circnit, the 4th day Of August, ~
The President, Directors and Company a. the n'a,
L n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

We have now (says Washington cores.
ponden, OF the Baltimore Snn) authentic inicr
nation of the utter failure of the attempts made
ty Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist 10 open negotiation
for peace with Mexico. The information comes
in a direct, authentic and explicit shape from
certain legation in Mexico 10 legation here
The letter 10 which refer was received few
days ago, and is of date as late as any from
the CITY Of Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
JAMES M'CONKY e. CO
Commission Nfercna,,.

SUCCESSORS TO
WM. MCDONALD 4 Co. and
GEO. w. RICHARDSON i -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

INSURANCE ON TEMPERANCE YES
SELLS REDUCED The Marine Insurance
Companies in New York City allow live per
cent. deduction on insurance OF vessels whose
master and male make affidavit tina. no ardent
spirit has been drunk during The voyage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17

Far Tie Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-17
india MA

Owen is defeated by local causes. Henley
Robinson, Dobson, Wick, Petit, (by 300 majo
rl,y,) and Calhcar' Democrats; and Smith anc
Thompson, Wings, are elected. We have no
full returns from The 10Th district, but we pre-
sumo there is no doub, Of the election Of Rock
hill, Democrat
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26

with the aid Of his clerk, bound and scourred
her again and again, until her person was
completely lacerated, and she learned TO an
swer his repeated proposals with bitter cur
sos, and finally he became so exaspcrated,
thai he sent her to the workhouse, and there
had her whipped at the public whipping-posi,
by the public executioner, being determined
TO humble her. Amid all this suffering and
contumely she never filtered, but only cursed
him the more bitterly-answered him the
more scornfully. The affair had leaked out,
and awakened some female sympathy. The
neighbors had become acquainted with her
treatment at his house. He had sent her to
prison merely on a charge OF disobedience.-
The nature of that disobedience was known,
but there was no law for her defence; she
was property. The fear of public indigna-
ton, and the hopelessness Of accomplishing
his purpose, led him TO sell her TO a lady who
had interested herself about Maria, and pur-
chased her for a waiting maid. All this hap
pened early in the Spring of 1889, during a
visit ] made home. | never heard it spo.
ken of except by Il few women, all of whom
are Shareholders save one. | could find no
reason TO doubt it, as they thought nothing
strange in the affair, but Maria's frnness.-
She was represented as tall aud commanding
in figure-of beauty, and nearly
white; and before her release, worn almost to
a skeleton.-COrrePOnden IF tie .9AairOss.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26
Notice.

Will those of our subscribers who are in
arrears, please take notice, that the terms of
the Bugle are $3.50 per year, if paid within
six months from the time of subscribing, or
$l,75 if delayed beyond that time. If, how
ever, those indebted for a longer time than
six months, will forward, post paid, the a
mount due from them by the LIST Of Decem-
Der next, the additional 25 cents per annum
will not be required /; but from such as neg
lect to do this, payment at the rate of $I,75
per year will invariably be exacted.
JAMES BARNABY,
Publishing Agent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26

with the bloody Union !" This nation SYM
Cling for freedom against the constitutional
rights Of the Emperor of Russia-it common
ded them for their bravery, for their devotion
10 the cause of freedom. The crisis that
called upon Poland to struggle for rationale
~, now calls upon us to contend for indipid-
uai freedom. The times loudly demand it;
and if we have true souls we shall go forth to
meet this foe and save our brethren from a
worse fate than the Russian knout or Siberi-
an exile, 10 snatch them from the demon-like
grasp of Constitutions power, to rescue
them from the bloody jaws of that Union
which is seeking to devour them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-26
Southern Chiyalry .

Maria was the daughter Of a wealthy, IT,
tied father, who had not intended her for a
market, and SO educated her; but debt, and a
tempting offer from a bachelor merchant in
dnced him to dispose of her. The Purcha-
ser brought her to the city, and placed her
in a house ready furnished, as mistress
Here, while she was yet frantic with dis
.tress at parting from all she had held dear,
he made known. his expectations that she was
to part with honor also. For some weeks
he persevered in the character OF IOUer, and
was met with tears, entreaties, remonstEance
and scorn, until he put on the master, and re-
solved 10 force a willing subsection. Fol-
two weeks he kept her confined 10 a room,
on a small allowance Of bread and water, and