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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL ~, Is4o.

uz- Mr.. C w. JAMES Harmon street. Cincinnati Ohio
general agent for the western States assisted b,
James smith j. T. Dent r. O. smith, Frederick Hawse, JOIN
w. Armstrong. Jasen Taylor, NJ Stevenson, W. Ramsey ans
Perrin Locke.
ny- L. JAMES South Tenth street fhladel
phs general travelling agent assisted by James n whip
Pile, VIM. H. Weld o. H. Stem John b. Weld T. s. waterman
John Collins James Deerins Albert X Wellington, James
Henry Plat, and T. A. Evans.
90 MIR HENRY NJ LEWIS Of Montgomery, Alabama, Is su
general travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted b,
b. d. Brett
] particularly make frequent return
especially 5scbs and dsse9n
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT..
Deputy postmdsfsra-John s. McCully, Trenton, New
Jersey Samuel Ware, kensiDgon, Pennsylvania; Tho
mas L. Tulock, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Philo S
Johnson, Watertown, New York; Rathen A. Warden, Au
burn, New York; Benjamin T. Cook. Binghampton, New
York; Solomon Parneee Lockpor New York; Abner
Ellis, Springfield, Illinois
Eight new appointments in the post Office; and
no assigned for the vacancy. we presume
there are eight heads cut Off The time seems to be
coming when every officer may say with the Turk, when
he left the presence Of the Sultan, that he always put his
hand his head to if it still his shoulders
Union
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NEW MUSIC received at tho oi,i-sss abIished

Il
IN store one Of 18th street. Pennsylvania
the following and popular music, which will be sold
third cheaper Than it can be purchased
WM FISCHER.
There's love for you and me by ]. Ii. Hewitt.
The departure OF the Caif,rnuns by Geo. Taylor.
Virginia Rosebud, tavore Ethiopian song; composed
by F. Reman
In tears pine for thee from Verdi, Opera.
de Lammermoor La File du Regiment, Nc
From the Halls oil our Fathers; by g. A Hodson
Saba Mater. with Lain and English Words composed
by Rossni
SaIut Washington by Charles Grobe.
1t spoils marry him; composed and sung by Mr.
j. Jones.
Guadaquiver Waltz by N c. Bochsa.
Anna Bishops Polka Rondo, introducing Ditanti Pap
and Vera un Di
am the Bayadcre, sung by M. Bishop, arranged
rondietlo for the piano by Bochsa
Cherish still, fond hearts, these moments sung by NJ.
Bishop, composed for her by Mercadante
posed expressly ioT her by N. c. Bochsa
Recolecons Of Linda sung by M Bishop, arranged by
Bochsa
Amphion Polka by G. Lenschow.
Dearest Mae Polka by 81. Keller.
Wedding Polka by Chas. Zeuner
Maz4rka, uor the Guitar y by Baieman;
Quadalquver Quck- step; by Baumback
Serenade from Don Juan by II. Cramer.
Westminster Waltz by O. Ditson.
Rosalinia Waltz by G. H. Towne.
Agnes Waltz; by NJ, Aledo
The Low backed Car by Samuel Lover
The 1 Bowid Soger Boy; by samuel rel Lover,
No, ne'er can Thy home be mine; by L. H. Bapy.
July Gatlop.
The Fest March by ]. Gungr.
Saratoga Polka by Grobe
Snnsc, Waltz; by II. Schmidt
Rosa Polka by Russell.
Favorite Concert Polka ; by Miss A. Hohnstock.
Storming of Monterey; by f. Back.
Besides many other pieces for which orders have been
left Ap26
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Yesterday the polls opened in the Old Dominica
for fifteen members of Congress, and for members OF d.
State legislature. The day was not fair one in Wan
ingon and if the same weather should have extended IN
Virginia, the polls may be kept open for three days IA
some parts of the State In this case there must ).
some delay in asceainiHg the result wherever the e,e.
tons for Congress the legislature close The nom.
nations for Congress follows:
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U1RENCu TEACHER WANTED.-Mr. r. M. SMITH
principal of Warren Green Boarding School,
ated in Warrenton, Virginia, wishes to employ gentle
man com petcnt teach the French language
Persons pplyng will direct their letters, apply
son. to b. ii Berry, Alexandria, Virginia, win inform
them TERMS and what evidence of will
be required.
Ap l5-d2w
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Arkansas.

Mr. Roane (democraD is elected governor by small
majority The election was very thin. Little interest
seems to have been excited and only 1000 5000 votes
polled.
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INNGLIsH BsaliDg-Wax, imported direct the
II mandatory OF the best maker in London by the sub.
and Bank of England" scaling wax believed be the
best in the world FRANCk TAYLOR.
Apps
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Frou the Hamilton to) Telegraph Apni 10.
From he Boundary Commission.
Interesting Letters from Gel. John b. Weller and 81 X.
Coleman.
PANAMA, New GRENADA, March is, Is4s.


Interesting Letters from Gel John b. Weller and 81 X.
Coleman.
PANAMA, New GRENADA, March is, Is4s.
My DEAR MICHAEL: had very pleasant voyage from
New Orleans Chagres, was not troubled with sea
sickness | reached Chagres the 18th. and this city
on the 10th came up the Chagres rver to Gorgona in
skif in two days, (i9 mes0 propelled in the odfash
toned way by the natives
The Chagres river is beautiful stream and in decent
country would be admired by every body. From Gorge
ma here (22 miles) the road is mule path through and
over the mountains; but passed ii in nine hours
Their horses about the size OF my pony, and must be
whipped all the time in order TO keep them in the walk
All OF my party except Charles, VIM. Taylor Clayton,
Robinson, and Richmond, still at Gorgona waiting
until the supplies sent here Much of the freight is
carried by the natives on their backs. with a
trunk on his back weighing 2lO pounds We have had
sickness Except sickness) yet in the party
Oliver is at Gorgona have superseded o Dennel, and
appointed Oliver quarermaster and comnlssary. Ii rs
doubtful whether get my party from here Tor many
weeks. If 90, will have to leave them and 60 out
alone. in order TO fulfil the terms OF the treaty.
This rather handsome city, the streets we'll paved
and the houses generally stories high, with fine bal
comics Ii is surrounded by strong wall The bay is
studded with islands of the most prolific character,
Astounding with all the fruits Of the tropics | should
think there were inside the wallis population Of some
5000.
Coming up the Chagres river Dr. Chamberlain shot a
tiger, and | killed anaconda. We could not shoot
any of the monkeys-they numerous the slhmus
But there are so many Of my party writing you that
must refer You to them.
Yours, sincerely,
JOHN b. WELLER
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IIARPER's Splendid Edition of MacauIay's Eng
land, reduced by the publishers to rs cents a volume
former price 81. For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
APPS Booksellers, near 9th
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h IN AE-A riding horse, of good appearance and
between 10th and 2lst. " ~ ' va - ''S'
Ap 26-2t'
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CLOTHS, Cassimcrss, and VestinRs.-We have re-
ceived plete assortment OF gentemen's spring
and summer materials Coats Pants, and Vests, TO
which we respectfully invite attention before buying else
where will be found worthy OF inspection. We
name below the following;
Fine black French Cloths
Low priced do
Fine blue do
Silk warp Cashmarcts, Tor summer coats
Fancy coloed Cassmeres in plaln plaid, and stripes
Fine plain white Dflngs
Satin striped do
Plaid do
Fancy colored Driings in great variety oil patterns and
styles
Plain brown Drillings
Small striped do
Paid do
Plaid linen checks
Plaid nankcens, for boys wear
Fine black summer Cloths
Medium do do
Crolon Cloths, all shades
In Vestiugs have
White and colored Marseillcs Vestings
Linen and silk do
Fancy coored silk do
Plaid cashmere do
Black satin do
Plain black silk do
Together with great variety OF useful articles for gentle
men, 10 mention all oil which WAL offer
cheap for cash punctual customers.
CLAGErr, NEWTON, MAY, &c co.
APP 25-dlwif
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THE subscrlbers have received further supplies

DyIIE subscribers received further supplies OF
and seasonable goods, 10 which they respectfully
Of the ladies and the public in general
Among stock may be fund the following;
In ladies' dress goods Of very recent purchases
20 pieces white figured Swiss muslins
~ do embroidered figured Swiss muslns in colors
20 do French aconet lawns
80 do low-priced do
50 do plaid gingham musns
% do light French chinzes
Plain gingham ustres
Plaid do do
Striped gauze lusres, &c.
In white goods have
20 pieces mulled muslins
2j do fine book do
10 do low-priced do, for Innings
50 do cambria muslins, all prices
% do fine jaconet canbrics
~ do fine satinchecked do
~ do meclam do do
rs do low. priced plaid muslins
With unusually large assortment OF staple and domes
tic goods all of which will offer the most
dating terms to our customers and the public generally
We solicit call before purchasing elsewhere.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY ~ co.
Ap 25-lwif
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Wig.
Samuel Watts,

Thomas S. Floumoy,s
Henry p. Irving.
w. l.. Gox2in,s
John NJ. Botu,"
G. G. Lee,
DR.. Fnnnci, Mallory,
James NJ Forbes,
j. s. Pendletoa,.
Mr.. Morton,
Charles J. Faulkner,
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Dis. Democrat.
Ist John s. Nilsson,
"a X. X. Meade,*
Sd DR.. Averctt,
ith Thomas A Bocock,~
5th Paulus Powell,
9th James A Seldom,
7th Thomas II. Bayiy,'
sth A X. Holiday.
9Th (No Nomination.
10Th Richard Parker,
lIth James Mcdowell
l2lh *. ,Edm undson,
18Th r. Nc Mullen,
John b George,
lith j. NJ II. Bale,
18th A. Newman,
In the las, Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
DEATAF GEN. GAINES.

'fficiai Ach (says the National lIP.eili-
has oeeh ssed at The War Department
communicating thsad i. ,llis.nrc ortbe death Of
Brevet Major Genel lspNuEif psspurrox q AIses,
Of the Unised Stat Army, Il, died on The Glib
inst, in The city eSsw orlesns (sAid lobe Of
cholera whilst inloemand 81 theTVestetn, Divi-
sion Of The Army she United States.
He was, accord5 to military grade, the l,cond
officer in rank in / army. Major General Sou
having for Longtime been The senior General in
the service. Tbe.art,6lar exploit that gave Gen
GAMES his distinguished reputation was his con
z.4s,n 1918 which he defended with
great ability 6op,he ~. a,,scE IN n rl,uerfn
NOM 1 u s an.ss 81. p;lG,AS3nd df GEN. Drum
lille that Of the = -. q Was onfguting to 962
% as Gen. GaINEs was inc -a-nidr OtFi6p regart
American Army, having entered the service ask
sign in Jann> I199; and he has icft behind him
name which with som HE annals bf our country
P.S At the time L Iii death General Gain
was not the senior lofhce. n. he rmv Colon
w A1.BAcH, Of The 4thArtillery, cnttl,s I'M army,
The Same day with Gen Gaines, (Ianuas,E1o 10!
and tie venerable Col. Many, oil the sd inianS
entered Is June 4, l79S six mohihs earlier tn
e;,isev = these gentlemen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

The following letter from an enlinent 5hvsic;.,, u
New YoIk (who has retired from Pracnt-s . r.s
teman of Maftinsburg, We have been PermiitesGT !.
zrvpy fz' m T
\ Permit me to give you presdtip tcn which will
at with nndoubting success in the incipient stage
Z ~ mi diseasr Generally, almost universally, ~
u;ssnoe m hi at,ackof Cholera is preceded by d
diarrhers or Iposeness or the bowels say 81 hours.
~ ~ 1870 cses 2nr DAYS before pain aud cramp
esaes h;S nerod pegiecte Uni heI ond il is uI-
rtaifs. INA ,eri when liadrhoa exists lei Is
drops of ,he le,auina mixture be taken every hall
hour Until il Is arrested. III pains are felt chill
ness and colaness 81 he eftremites il must Ne u.
ken in larger doses saw 40 Or 10 Oh even GO drops
every Malt hour until relief is Afforded Ii should
be aided I'M the painful stage, b washing the body
with hot brandy and water, OF common spirits ant
water, and perg Strong mustard plaster to the ab
dominal region The mixture II as follows:
TincEnre Of Opium Tircture Rhubarb, Spirit
Camphpr each i oz mixed. = HI AE9rf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
LEFT LOCK.


i The LegislatureG Virginia, al It'll las, session
passed law, guaranteeing 500 0OoIpf fhe Bonds
Iof The Chesapeake ami Ohio Canal Company ,pou
condition thatihe Company construct Il Liz Loci
ate rnear the mouth Of be opequop. commissiypl
ers we've appdintedby DE County Conn DC Berke4
ley twp of whom FepoieJ in favor ii lock al
Downs Mill There being sIaek-water nasigal
tion already, wbish connects win the Canal, NE
Canal CoLnr.py refused to acceptIthe pfrfFsred Io
Win H.. ProHiso, inasmueh as tle iock would coA
so,-4 $4,000
On Monday last the County Gour, of Berkeley
decided bF vbe 1910 g. thar there was no N<rassit
for the unlock, agreeably to the ProvisO.
The1friends Of the Canal Company felicitatt
themselves upon the foregoing decision Of The Court
ailhough pos,p0neaeit Of the pRirsccntemplaled
nor t,'ere 'oHass by reason Of tAe pEoyiso is ths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
n KMAsI CALYEs. |

III These beautiful animals, thought home in a
United States ship, BY Lieut. Lynch IF the United
States Navy and presented 70 tEe Statepf Virginia,
passed throlgh town on Friday last having been
passed over % COL James Cakilenan, Of Clarke
county, hy Gov Floyd for the Use Of be citizens Of
this section df Virginia. for three ysfFs.
The male al this time i ~ npnths old and
weishs $50 lbs. The female id moaihs old, weigh
ing 90 rs This stock i representa- to grow in
height fee,-aE's = length IS ffet hess milking
qualities are said 10 be Earee bushels pg dag a
These Calves arr certainly very hndsome. and
apart from their great milking qualities IN sender
~ stosk valuable On account Of tl<ilquicE mo
tien fof dFailxht M ~
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LADIES' Fam.

The Ladies Of he pro,es,an, Itn;scora Ii r,hn,,
~ u. held their Fair Oh Monday last
ne Q1nner aud IA
partool OF ihem.z ne tliy afslies for sale were
mostly Of an useful and ornamental kind, and, Is
usual. offered at Far prices.
We would ifsee c0Eld, describe HE Sair creatures
who had charge g the VARIOUS departments: anA
were We -o nlerdicied by pears and isgai traulmes
wopsf pst suher ano,hss ISsnmers zephyr u pass
s~fthout an effort TO make captive one IL hem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
NEWspAHRRs-TnE=#=siF== s
an NEIIrh

The United States Is hteTA
Of newspapers No othel peppA c9antry
tenk;;xslv. = no other eoSntFy a sosex-
$3.50 eer,fally educated and i'm ma.
areI new lpers 30 cheap. The Natkher
| tell;0ser, published 1t WashingtpnTH.
81 Heought, sQits editors saB, for stfi.i.
/ n Stated that one-half oil the BATH
friot Eas sold recently fof $50 600 Is
boston Atlas was sold for $50, 900. and
longsince one third Of the New York COZ
and. Enquirer was sold for S25 600. and Is
third Of the New York EYening Post T
$4,000. We may add to this that oae-siftI
Of the North American sph some time asto 4
the rate Of Si00, 900 49, Pennsylvania.
Tbs above may "a very trus. but ii any III an
friends desire 10 benskt themselves We wilile heu
have he Fee Press for aalf Of any Of he sum,
above stated. The newsape editor is not kalf y
fOr hs services. He issspes,ed Is he oiten doeS
& make great men ont tflvey isd1srest satc9;arg
nnd aiier be has done iis gets more kssks man
lRRtTs He is forgpsen y soon Is be succeeds IN
II \ - sever could rise withodttht aid
1hs 8 que and welnay take dcca-
4 Sion soideal y Nod all controversy, before
we surrender ) Enlistment The newspaper
fdiIor = expecM know srfTysAssg which occurs,
whether present SHot;; and il, perchanceI he com
piffs an errot be is dwithcut mercy. III
EHE cRENs 81 NEW ORT.EaNs
WE lie ere'ss55t Tunis has been aban-
o9nss as all attempts Sii have proved fruiaess.
lne water e now rus t6rSugh the breach 9Th
1rf t,,si n' loree.
4 : - yuns says' CaPt Grant who had
oesa employed iutas WOW stopping ihe creFasse
~ IL 800 j, nole ~ f,s.''fs &
~ snt,.a.... 3sasa w. 49, w, rs J.
1890 CON- =. sroas rs. me salIs Y ~
6rn faupda,;on be wo',la y - i. ,,bl;.ed ,onsI.
wdr.,s .f !, a., 49, 80 Z Trent IA
N9sAs = y leas' a housa4 feet y st'eaSl 4.
saYs, lha1 as me works were attended hfe III :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
.ss.:isfE srED ~ RESIGN.

rs ~ me lfitizens of Tfimbie county,
A i mes I'd so,h ,,k Il ihe Court House. ID
Kys ,bsi ST. ~ III lbbut any dissuciion ri par
iAe soun ~ ofredAy John Robert
Esa'. whig, we've adaplsd q,
4 Hs,olsdd. That Ahs doctrines published 70
~ wcri{ .ly the Hon Henry Clay, in rela.
I.;nn 10 emiA I'd DON. arc calculated, II ear.
llvica Ont not osly NJ violate tht constellation
l ii rights Of to- n mon wealth, hut greatly
| q injurs the >Hsas \ Of slasPs III corrupt
R iii so,p,inFonE fense Of |this meeting,
n nav m1de Ip,anifEs. We said Henry Clay,
I;a;on IS emancinatiSR the subject Of aht
deemed ft iHstfumt ! ~ = 40 longer
4 wishes and defena NE rigA fAfr3 oa. tno
We Of this ComSlohw ezlsh IN ne good PEG.
ltAe United S.4.sS md her ne Senate q
" set of tie nest lAssHsAss, Sc tc.the 6rst
II ne sai9 Henry pisI 800 49, fh the Senatet
i ouessed 70 resign "a
vi lie United States. - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
THE MH 1 cRoP.

y one iime-thre weeks aEo--we almost de-
sPa,rea q ne What crop oflthis comfy; bur We
"oN sake great pleasure in saying hai tie past two
Weeks p ane weather has entirely dlssEpated our
on ma score! While there are many
S. however who Will not make their acreage
crop, there are iafsr majority who will Harvest
viii moi Be as early dis year as lass IL Id
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
] BERKELEY CHEESE.

MI. JACOB FANMETRE, q Berkeley county manu-
lectures daily about 20 lbs. Of Cheese from nine
cows, which ne readily sells for 70 cts. per pound
The COWS give about one barrel Of milk per day.
and his revenue from cheese, say nothing Of butet
is fyrn dollars 4 day ~ III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
ANEW rIIparo az slI,,a. j,

go 49,, II ~ I. s 1Treu ny lhe disenF-
al once simple, cbear -nd r.
yanced as wsp as in the early stages Pr Binilhas
,ta hsadF &c the discovery. DrS. HerIick and Bla-
n AN Professors oil Chicago Medical College and
four oiheE of The rs, physicians said 10 be using
ii With perlecs success II is simply onr paris snl
pGitr and one charcoal in pills. oneeverY two Of three
hours As far 81 J, II ~ asapishiPg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
ARRIVAL or cAI.IroRNT1 GOLD.

e X. ? ship Lexington arrived ut New York
on ne 10Th inst, fnon californiaI SIS IN So
laae'sco with sixteen hundred and scventysY
pounds & grain gold on board sic lei four,<a
aIsa and hfly-eght pounds Of It Il valpbs -
brings enly twelve hundred and .tes pounds 2
ihat ci.5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
FLOWING sPRING Mill.

We are now making use Of Flour from this Min,
and can recommend it highly. IL tie pubIic VIM
make trial Of this ur, perhaps they would find /.
advisable % deal at pme, instead Of going abroad
for IL Make The exlerirnent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14


PosruRE DuRrx6 PRAYER TIN 7P,-.h,t... Z.
Philadelphia having requested lbe prest,,s,;s !,
uensral Assembly recently in session aiPifsbureb
growing evil Of sitting Ia public 1ravsr !. IS ID.
miitee 10 whom he mater was seferrsd
ed The following action
That while the posture Of stand;n. IS 81.
lie prayer, and that o kneel;ng Is /. ~.
prayer, are indicated by examrles Il go.
tnre and the general practice r. H. s. -.
Christian Church. tie posture 81 ~, s;s 49, ~.
public prayer Is no where n,ent;oros 49,, s.sfby
mp usage allowed hrt on ~ ce,,,.-.. was
universally regarded III fbs s.r, ~. 8ssHrch a.
heafhenisK and ifrersrsns ~. IS. sStiiI ave1
IN the customs Of modern IA - ssr, nat;ors
aR at ~ de- eLs;eaal EaIli1 & due expires
sie. q renee thergere this Genersl
~ e Fss4lee Thp tie practice IS o,,s...
s.. X eonsid ered grieF tusly improper wss,
sss .ne llfifmitiss If the Eorskip1er az go So
sa9sz nseessar5 and that ministers -
a 81. 6 rsPIoxe = Nth earnest and per.
q aSo. saIenlllon. The rerommendation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
t)Ireinla trsf l)rtss
TnURSDAT Ml0RNING..


Il = h&t4xAkEp " " = AAStAsesEsss<
10 ~ extsSlsni sniels ondefhhis head, thai popul
lar par<f ihk Hfmk JonrnalI says:
4 Iin fiat 81 Ezib4tls II his scorld i tasks
had for n1ti'a Genius beauty: and love,
art bot bopght and sold. You may buy
rich bracelet bat not well turned arm on
which to wear ia pearl necklace but not D
peakay throat with which It will vie. The
richest bankeroI earth would yaluly oaar
his fortune 10 be able to write verse like
Byfpn One comes into the world naked
and goes out naked The difference. IN the
hneness OF / Bit df linen for shroud IS npt I
much, Man Il ! handful pf clay which turns
rapidly back again to dust, and whichlis
compelled 10 relapse into The nothingness iof
sleep, I'd gtt strength against the morrow
1Rs aboveist HetI written. ttsays The >Riehtaprd
r. vnliiean and good. deal of i true excepsIhe
pam wnas-s hndlitalicisedt-si AN fiat IS rataalle
/ n ais ireri6 iifets 1.i 81 lottingsn Whefe did
gha Hon gpuEh.t Z aiscdst ~. 81
,.efienee 4 OPPOSED 10 IL We have neresS
npon vjsising ne Ssatkeslhtl good bcefstsaF tOf
etaa4pIs Of lnaeeA aAykihd uf beetsfeak, was y
n ~ ~ agsAfnE@ ftlener nearer teH CENTS
Mnpfe yegfiacfes IS 81 The maIkst gardener
: have aesg known rheE iandlosd, wnesssg., =
nslase'ne 'rnenen. Dr Iog fabin WHOSE house was
ckbreh wsere esdn ,fs .vl,,..sngs.,.rg, 5 ,h M.
U5sdispense,i III rs ,iy;,s w,sn,
and without pfice eod 4 Il. W. ,.ota;a B W.
have hot made III acan.3n e. "a tbc
who viii fufnish isnen al al6rond nEhe Tne,,,
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rold md hat VIM buy HIM clothes and food !Sbut
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scrarry, ,nd repulsRe. butfrom thc.sribute. Il -
ceives non otherEshes, thai dying courtiers; and