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COMMERCIAL RECORD
nICuMOND MARKETS. NOV !,

RICHMOND MARKETS. now
TOBACCO-No change in prices sirrs !.
last. We quote Tugs al 81 60 10 2 so; Lea,
10 81, according 10 quality; strictly line ma,
featuring kinds would bring better Price.
81 SO 10 9 and 10.
FLOUR-SaIes at "a 57s.
WHEAT-l07t a 1924 c. for red and wh,
OATS-3i 80 cents per bushel. -
CORN-55 57t cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 to Is cents.
WHISkEf-26 cents for Reclifed.
SALT-Las' sales from wharf SIS per s:
from Store 5 IS. Demand good.
Gen. Scott said to gentleman few u
since, at his residence in New Jersey, IA, !:
fifteen millions of dollars paid for the acc !,
ton Of our newly acqired Mexican terri,
was but drop in the bucket, compared =
the incalculable benefit these possessions ;.
prove TO the United States.
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PATENT oFPcE REpnRT

IA EN- OtFIjE REPORI.
Messrs. Editors. Som weeks ago had The
pleasure of reading in yor paper sensible and
interesting account, some hal in The form Of re-.
view, of the report OF Mr. Burke, the Commits
sioner Of Patents, by sole one, think, from
Buckingham.
The reviewer took occasion TO commend lhr
work in high terms u pTais for its useful aud in
slructive contents, which revived my desire to
obtain copy. Indeed, frn the time first saw
one Of these reports | haze wished TO get one
every year, and should lii, 10 procure he last
above all
From The manner Of ydr correspondent, one
would suppose they were pinled on a scale com
mensurate with the wants # ali who wish 10 buy
Now Tins looks like anali2n" The poor nnucky
wight who can't boas. oil Congressional friends,
cares 50 little about politics hat he is no parlizan
and therefore, sands sim chance of receiving
documents marked NJ G. such is the condition
Of your obedienl servant an many others ~hosc
thirst Tor knowledge is equl 10 that OF the more
fortunate.
Now, sir will you or you correspondent be 50
kind as 10 lei US know whace we can procure
the book }-ior II seems, lrn VIVA, | can learn,
The publication is limited 10 the wants Of few
Ii Is remarkable tina, hesereporls, whose con
tents are OF such generalnerest and utility,
ohou'o VIC HIonopoiizcu Wy 0EoIcu lew. lHcJ
are more valuable, at least iore interesting than
hose emanaling from any cher office al Wash
ington; and the people wanthem Should they
not, therefore, be more iberaly distributed
Thousands ofdolars are sBk 10 raise the name
OF windy jackleg politician. Stale Buncomhc
fancies rhapsodIzed in Consess are assigned q
habiialion and name in pril, and cost The pc
pie as much as speech or eport studded with
die monds.
Why is j! tha! we, the pene, can't get some
Of the quinlessence as we'll a.lhe chaf2
These reports being valuate aud generally es-
leemed, we think Congress should order per
capita dis ributicn-say 10 20 for every hun
dred voters. Reprints and distributing offices
might be directed II this would not do they
might, for the sake Of scienc and general intel
iigrnce. anihofiza the estabIihmenl, a, our book
stores, OF agencies tar The sal Of valuable unpo-
'itical documents al moderat prices. | do no.
presume 10 devise any scheme, but that some
system should be adopted wh:h would ensure a
more generous ard impauialiislrbuion OF u.e
tul government publications, nr law-givers must
acknowledge.
CHEsTERPIELD COUNTY. F.
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,c,,,t Polls in Hiphlaud:l
244

Csss and Buffers majority in the whole couny
$50 (tlishland is new county, made Oh rshG ne
ton ard Balh) Doe Hill gave last year 10 De-
mocratic majority.
SUSSEX Cass majority 2lO. Dem. gain .
aCCOMAC.
To the Editors of The Enquirer:
ONAScocK, Va, Nov. 8, lai9
Our county (Accomac) gives Tay Tor and IN
more majority of 243; about fifty less than Inc
Democrats gave them. 1t was rather small
turn out
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THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF GEN.
GASS

Our friends OF he Detroit Free Press, remem
Der US in our lriUulalion in the following Tele-
graphic despatch. We wish there were few
more States OF The same sort as Michigan, just
now. They would be useful
1.-THE Old Guard sends greeting 10 their com.
rades throughout The Union, that General Cass
Ward gives him 60 majority Wing be-
tore. The City OF The Straits, (Detroit,) one
hundred and sixty majority, and the county
Wayne, abOu, six bundled. A triumph worth
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According 10 The last accounts from France,
The vintage will be ore OF The mos. productive
known tor many years in many parts there is a
lack 81 casks 10 store the wine In Berne, near
the Pyrenees, the supply is SO considerable thai
much Of il has been used as food for the mules
At Furesness, some OF The vineyard owners have
placed The following inscription over their cellars
-"Wine 10 drink here al one cen, per hour"
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BARaIsos' ClRcuLAR.-L LONDON, Oc,. 27-Oo
quotations, duty paid, are: U. S. Red whe.,
Al a 4os per Impe ial quarter; d. white, 50 81
do -four 25s. I'd. 30s. g.. per Dbl, superhae -
brands; 10. lnaian corn 81 33.. per IsO 4.
do Indian corn meal los. 81. a lis per Dbl.
: The prizes Of Iron are dropping ami the i, !.
is fai. Presen, prices in Liverpool Merch,,
Bar, &c; best rolled, Fl los hoop, Es; sue,
IS To-, Scotch pig, net cash, Il l2s
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CHARACTER OF MEAGHER

| The following extract, giving sketch Of the
character Of this eloquent young Irish Patriot,
is from the speech Of his counsel, Mr.. Butt:
Il said the prisoner now standing at your
bar was a man of genius--l said truly. His
life, his eloquence, hi. words, his acts, his yir-
tues, his very faults attestt. Genius THAT best,
but too often most fatal gift Of God TO man.
Generous aud indulgent should be the judgment
ofthe world upon the indisc etions 10 which it
prompts remembering the virtues and the
greatness by which they are redeemed. II has
its lofty virtues, but il has also its great faults
If it has the daring that achieves great things,
it has the wild impulse that foreets the calcula.
tons Of ordinary prudence-if it brings with il
fire from Heaven, il brings with il too the pc
nalty that of old belonged to the men who stole
that forbidden iame-to the possessor, the yul
ture and The rock TO others too often
Post ignem stherea domo
Subductum, macies et nova iebrium
TerriJ incubuit cohors
Most assuredly, 10 the man who has this gift, it
brings torture, and the bIilliancy which daz
zles the world consumes in restless agony the
heart 10 which it burns. But if there be one
attribute of genius which more than another
has at all times marked it, il is the reckless IN
thusiasm with which, in the utterance of Ian
guage, it throws itself into the cause it espou.
ses'
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SILK IN BERMUDA.-From recent mum
Der OF The Bermuda GQcctts, We learn that The
authorities in that Island are paying some alten.
ton 10 tie culture Of the Silk Worm there. Al
an inspection OF a SNAIL quantity oil raw silk, The
produce al Bermuda, lew weeks ago, il was
found difficult TO Distinguish il from a specimen
of MiIanese. The Milan silk was mixed up
with the Bermuda, and % close was the Tesem.
birce in color and qIalily, that the skeins Of
Bermuda silk were more generally selected as be-
inc Of better quality than The Other.
The Governor Of Bermuda was about to send
10 Milan Tor some families conversant with The
manufacture OF silk being convinced that the eli
mate of Bermuda is well adapted fer Ih- silk
worm, especially as The Muicaus, which iur-
nishes excellent article OF TODD TER silk
worms, grows 50 luxugiantly on The Island.
Major General Thomas Bunbufy has been ar
pointed 10 the command Of The troops in Jamaica,
and TO be Lieutenant Governor Of that Island, in
the room oi Major General John Mcdonald, Z.
B. " o. Times.
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some majority of "a II You have gone ~ ' ,r-
,@ MANLY rebuked the fraud which was attempt
u VI anon her Nv PanniI letters aud midnight cir
en- and maintained most nobly her dignity
her honor and former glory. lection
Highland all iigh!-lemperatufe on elecs'UH
.,av ,s,ber heIow Zaro-no spontaneous compus
lion in those capes. write in great hasts ron's'
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We make The following brief and conprehe :
sive summary OF the present stale OF the return
from all the States from which information has
been received. We also continue our liable OF
The result OF The electoral vote, having added
Wisconsin 10 Gen Cass's vote. Mississippi
Alabama Missouri, Arkansas, Florida, Texas
and Iowa. must necessarily be omitted from our
table for few days longer, when he entire result
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FOR RENT.


rJNHE house and large lot adjoining The City
i Spring. To gentleman fond Of Honicul-
lufal pursuits, the vineyard and other fine fruits
on this lor, together with its good veseta BILE soil,
present advantages which will handsomely com.
pensaie him for the lime and attention he may
beslow upon it. Apply at The Office Of the En-
quirer. Nov 1916
SHOYELs, TONGS and POKERs, GIN
- DER SHOVELS, COAL SCUTILES,
BRASS, BRASS KNOB and IRON AND
IRONS, for sale By oo,
Nov. IA sNo. IS, Main Street.
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & CO.,
lNl Main Street.
This Day-Capi,als $4,000, ) Of 6.0oO, 3
Of 5000. 20 OF 1000, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets IS.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lottery, 2S:
81 IS 60 SO IS 70 II % IS 81 40 IS %.
Nov. IA C. w. PURCELL 4 co.
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65
The above is believed to be perfectly correct
f. hoa,o uon, fr;ond ]. w. B.
FaEQUIER COUNTY.
We present below the official vote ol Pauqaler
astaken oo Tuesday last, and also The Preslden-
tal vote for 1914. |, will be seen that ths agsfe
sa,e has lallsn ID l76 votes, and that me wn s
mari ~, ba. been Increased by 20 votes The
result On nc whole is satisfactory. On inspect
ing The poll II 1874 at The Warren'on FIee'nc.,
wbere our loss is heavies, we hno mat oeash anu
Iemoya!s have deprived Us oi 80 Votes since 'ne
last presidential election, whlie lae wing aos'
This more han explains eur los, in the county
al This election. All praise 10 those noble DEM
ocra,s who have done .her duty on This occasion.
'N'"'- Flag II 9S.
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GAINS AND LOSSES.

10 our table yesterday The os,cs and gains. as
corrected By Official returns. stand as follow
Dem. gsss, lbs Whig gains. 1893
Kanawha, Al A5emaris !
Sussex Monroe, 81
- Giles .
1918 Bath,
Fendle,on,. u
Highland, J
sos
1915
Democratic loss II nin-ty-nins Counties, 1893
thirty nine counties 10 hear from.)
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore American
Ncr Nopx Nar LII n

New YORK. Nov. IL, P. Al
There is a good inquiry Tor good sanrIes ,
Whea', Sales OF 1000 bushels Genesee >, !,
cents. Corn in steady request Sales d, Il a.
bushels a, 67a6e cents for mixed aud Ian ~
tf yellow. Sales Of 5000 bushels Oats Il a..
Gents. Rye Ct cents.
There is iair demand Tor Cotton a, ,ipb,
reduced prices, and sales OF 600 tbls
Sales III 200 hbls. WhiskeY al 22elA 81
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Ame,i,.,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lip II
The Flour market is somewhat frmerlhi, :,
ming Western brands held al S5,37. Noc,,s,,
IN Wheal or Crn Provisions and Groce,'..
as las, quoted.
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StCUHu appearance on any Stage OIL MISS EhILI
CHlPPENDALE.
TUESDAY, November IL, lS45-Ov.r;ure-
Later, Monsieur PERRoT To be succeeded
by Bulwer's Play OF the
Lady Of Lyons.
Pauline, Miss Emily Chppendale
Widow Melnotie Mrs. CrameL
Claude, Mr. Stark.
Col Dumas, Mr.. Bellamy.
Pas Seul Of The Polacca, by Miss ka'e Ludlow.
In the course OF the evening, The comic song o.
"pm handsome man" by Mr.. John Seton, aha
comic dancing duet, by Miss Ludlow ana
Mr. John Seton.
To conclude with new Vaudeville, (neget acied
here) called,
HE'S NOT 4 MISS.
Mr.. Pfetyman, Mr.. John Sel'oo'
Mrs. Prellyman, Miss LUDLOW
The popular Comedian, Mr. Il. PLAClDE,
and Miss KATE FRANCES, will shortly APP
pear.
r. Prices OF ADMISSION Boxes, 10 celt';
PHI, SO cents; Gallery 50 cents; Colored Gallery,
so and IS cents.
s5- Doors open at balt-pa>t 6 O'Clock COM
mence al IT O'Clock precisely.
II An efficient Police is engaged.
gI Performance every nigh, irrespective, o.
weather Nov IA
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MIN I OO UOOHEO EItsJ
gY The Wing and Times will please copy

n AMELIA COUNTY, The citizens OF
Amelia, without distinction of party, are most!
earnestly requested TO meet al Amelia November
Cour,, Tor the purpose of taking action in relation
10 The slavery question.
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We devote all our disposabe space 10 the de-
tails Il The late election, which, TO our regret has
doubtless Icsulied IN The success OF Taylor and
Pnlmofe. We have one great consolation in the
general wreck Of saasuine calculations; and that
Is hat we have saved The Old Dominion. She
IS sill The Atarai on which The Republican ak
SAFELY rests, % b. launched hereafter, with Tan
winds and swelling sails Of prosperity.
Tn. Success Of Gen Taylor is OWING partly, 10
me oveeconfdcnce Of our friends, and 70 me ma
oic Of his Victories in what The Wings called
ian unius unnecessary, unconsti'u''onai a"o
damnab,e war'--but 10 our apprehension, me
position OF Gen Taylor on the slavery question,
has helped The Wings more than anything else.
In the South. he was held up as a large slavehol-
te, and therefore true 10 The South-at the
North a. pledged upon the honor OF solder
and gentleman ~, 10 veto the Wilmol
P,oy;so. One OF the other must OF dlsap-
no,nt.d.-bu, We trust that General Taylor
u;n cfnye true 10 the South and will brave he
storm oi ianaticism, raised ey Corwin, 0fee-
lev and ais oihe, Northern supporters. Already Is
his election hailed b: Them as 'iIee sou ti.
10 tear upoa hi from that quariet. Shouts ne
80 his dp,y " the South and leave unhafmed me
present srea, measures in successful operation,
the Democratic parry will dc him justice They
will calmly and pa;riolicaly await the course ci
events, but they will At ali hazards stand by their
principles and by The Constitutional rights OF The
South. We confess tha, We have The stronges'
fears thu, Gen. TAYLOR will not be able 10 resist
The pressure iroc, his Northern supporters, who
compose much NJ lager potion Of the Wing
party aud who seem beai On carrying me Pre-
viso BY any means, iJnl CT fair. Come what may,
the Southern Democracy ,ea do is duty
HOW TIE ABOLITlONlSTS VOTED.
The PENNSYLVANIA SAYS ~! may GO our
Southern Whie friends good 10 know that ire
greai mass o The sbJtionisis OF the western
counties Of Pennsylvania, who have moi voted
with the Wings in many years. voted, win but
few exceptions. Tor TAyLos, on Tuesday last"
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IdJUrIty 70 CIlSrCHCG o..
PENDLETON.

PENDLEFON.
7" TIC Editors of tie Enepi,er:
The election is over The polls have b;eR close !
The commissioners have summed up The VOC
from all the pTecincis and, alter all The boosted
popularity and the eres, Spontaneous combus.
ton" process OF old Gen. "Availbilily," Cass aud
Butler have carried The county OF Pendle,on,
which gave the Wing candidate for House Of,
Delegates this spring p majority, by the hand
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Total New Policies i.9
Surplus OF The Company on the ls,. Noysn.
Der, lS4S, S630,O00
ROBT l.. PATTERSON, Pft.t
BENJAMIN. c. NJ LLEa, Sec'y.
K. w. KNOWLES, Agent, Riehmoni Va,
Office No. 81, Main Street, ever Store 0; Jui.h
Myers, E,q Nov Al,
NOR RENT, Rooms suitable lor Lawyers.
i Doctors, or other Offices, over the Store Il
Vim. NJ. Harrison. For terms, appl, 10
Nov. H-2aw2w J. II. POlNDEXTER
r uCKs OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange plaee,
IL Rchmord, Virginia.
This Day, Tuesday-SlS 900 Capt. all pr.
yes OF 3,000 3 OF 5000, 20 OF ,0O0 &c. Tickes
SIS. Nov IA
TORTUNE'S no Me .-CHALKs
L OFFICE, No s, Main Street
Those that have won GEM Reut aow have
chance 10 run their luck, and those thai ham
LOST. can retrieve their LOSES.
This Day Grand Consolidated, 40 Extra. :
Nos. l3 drawn. Capitals $4,000, 3 Of 6CV,
30 Of 900, SC. Tickets S.. Recoee'
CHALK'S
Nov IA doors above The Make
URLEY'S OFFICE, No. let. East Man
10 those who of hard tunes complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, Try again /"
TWO MOREl
Drawn Nos. Sussex Lottery, Exua, Cas- 49,.
36 AZ So 26 45 5 Is 81 81 81 IS SO 81
Hall Ticket, Nos 81 "a, ! Both sold s1t
Do 20 80 Sc paid ~
HURLEY
TO-DAY Tuesday, rs No Lottery, IA drawn
baos. Leesburg 65- Capitals: $4,000 5000,
1000. 2,46S. 10 prizes OF 900, $780, &c. T'ckes
80 shares in proportion, drawing received from
Alexandra a, o'clock. Sales close at 5. al
HURLEYS OFFICE, below The old Market
P.S. Orders Tor packages. certificates Of pacE..
ages, single tickets or shares, promptly atieniri
to- and an account OF The drawings sem 10 any
part Of the United States free OF postage Please
address VIM HURLEY.
Nov. IA Richmond, Va.
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80 MORE DEMONSTRATIONS WAN.

TED.-ln reply 10 an in'imalion in one Of lh-
papers OF this city, that Uncle Sam would
soon be again in the market as borrower, the
Washington Union says-"The iiea of Mr..
Walker desiring new loan in time ofreeec, and
when nearly one halt The loan OF lS45 is vet 10 be
received, and especially when The ne, revenue Tor
duties Tor the first quarter ol The fiscal year Gas
published officially exceeds nine millions OF dol
lars, being a the rate OF upwards Of thirty six
millions Of dollar, year from customs alone,
would seem 10 be most preposIerous. Even Da
mel Webster, IN his speech recently published ad-
mis- That MIR. Walkers estimate Of The revenue
this year will BE- realized There is bu, one event
in which loan may be anticipated. A loan in
one contingency might possibly be wanred-
namely b. restoring The anti ,ersnus tariff Of 1912,
which, as shown by the records OF the treasury
produced six millions OF dollars less per aanum
than The tariff u 1916"
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The day was very bad aud the vole unusually
;hin 10 The county except al this place, where The
vote was iuil, The precinct 10 be heard from
will not vary Inc result more than from five 10 ten
votes The diminished vote think has been DE-.
cidedly against Us. have heard nothing from
any OF th- adjoining counties. tear the result in
Mr. Fulon's district. In haste, your friend.
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NOTICE

AMELIA COUNTY-The people of Amelia
county andi,ohers, who may be in attendance al
The Court House on THURSDAY The 23i day Il
November this presen, month, j, being tuurl day,
will be addressed by Whitmel P. Tuns'all, A. F.
D. Clifford, and L. E. Haryie, Esq:s, IN he sub
iect oil the Richmond and Danvle Railroad. 1t
is hoped that those who feel an interest in this iln-
pof,anI undertaking will attend on that day
Much information will be communicated in re-
gard 10 The prosecution OF The work and the con-
dilion and prospects OF the company.
MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
s-F The Wing and Times will please copy
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Post lgnem etherea domo
Subductum, macies et nova iebrium
LAST WORDS OF THE UNION.-Th,
Washington Union, in giving up the Presiien

Washington Union, in giving up the Pfesiden-
tial triumph TO General Taylor. says:
"But We may be permitted, in all frankness,
TO say that We regard The present Administration
as one Of the most brilliant and useful which The
country has wlnessed-as preserving The pure
principles OF the Constitution and The great inter.
esls Of The conntty-as eminenlly redourdns 10
its prosperity al home, and its unrivalied glory
abroad and as enlarsins The bounds of our En-.
pire and the area OF Freedom from Ocean 10 Ocean
For the sake OF our country, and for his own sake,
we wish Gen. Taylor an equal degree Of success
and OF reputation; and il We are not as sanguine
as The National lnteligencer i, il is because,
perhaps, confidence is otslow growth in an aged
bosomn
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DEATH OF A VOLUNTEER

DEATH OF A VOLUNTEER.
Died, in Brunswick county, on the Both October, Al
The residence Of his father, &c. e. Westbrook after
protracted Illness which he sustained with tho hero
ism becoming soldier, JAMES n. WESTR8O0K, In
the 9th year OF hsage lie faithfully served his coun
try In the with Mexico, and dying, has left many
mourning relatives and sympathizng friends, and no
one enemy on earth.
Rr Petersburg papers will please copy.
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WESTON, Nov. 9Th, lS4S.
BATH.

o Tue EditoTs OF TIE Enquirer:
send you the State of the poll for electors
in this little county. Two Democratic pre-.
cincts of the county have been taken off and
added TO the new county of "Hishland" sine
the last Presidential election, which will &C.
account for the change of majority in Bath
That, however, will make no difference in the
aggregate vote OF the State, as the voters of
those TWO precincts are merely transferred from
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

For Van Buren, and Free Soil, 2 votes
For Van Buren, and Free Soil, Z votes.
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Ca 81. majority


Since ls4i Gilmer county has been formed, al
most entirely from Lewis. In that county the
Democratic majority can scarcely fall below $50,
and this ma jory was all taken to'n Lewis. Here
YOU will see The effects ii Taylor availability,
federalism and humbue2ery upon The enlishten.
cd ard thinking population OF mis- county. hope
i, may be 80 everywhere ami would Tain hope the
Feds. could lean wisdom add how 10 estimate
more properly tie public Intelligence patriotism
and virtue. g.