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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

GRAFTON OF CAPT. ISAIAH PYNDERs.-The "Old
Guard held the ir annual fesvaIin New York on the
4th inst. at which Capt Ryndels delivered an Grafton.
We confess to some prejudice againt this gentleman
from political transactions which we believed to be
dlscredtable in connection with what was called the
Empire Club" but in this Grafton he speaks good
sense and sound patriotism, and cordially unite
with him in the hope, that, if he disunioniss pro-
coed put their threats into execution, the people from
all sections of the Union viii meet on one common
platform, and sead forth shout that shall he heard
from one e. entity oil the Union to the other, pro-
claiming with one united voice, that this Union must
and shall be preserved"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

The MURDER NEAR NATcHEz.-The examination oil
3 aylor Wynn, charged with the murder Of William
Johnston, respectable man of color, native ofNatch.
ez near that city, Monday, The 10th, result ed in the
prisoner being fully committed for trial. Johns n
acer, and the excitement against Wynn was SO great
that nothing but the most efficient arrangements of the
Sheriff, saved violent movement on the part OF a
large assembage of people who had congregated in
and around the Court House during the trial.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

GuANo.-The meiican Farmer for the present
month, says, that advices TO be relied have induced
the expectation that tho supply will be ample for the
ia use-a number Of vessels are reported which will
with but little doubt, arrive here in time the price,
however, it thinks, will rot materially vary ION pre-
sent prices which we quote follows, viz Peruvian,
$50 per long ton, for so tons more 10 10 20 TONS
$40 per short ton-sngle ton $47-less than ion
S48.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Two RoTHERs.-Col. John Bigler the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor of California, is
the brother of Col. VIM. Bigler, the Democratic
candidate for the same Office in Pennsylvania
Two years ago. this gentleman, the Harrisburg
Union says, crossed the plains, driving his own OK
eam conveying his family to California.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

HEMrFIELD RAuRoAD.-The Wheeling Ga
zete states that the first corps of engineers for the
survey and location of the Hempfeld road, was
organised there on Tuesday last The line was
started at the Suspension bridge, ard projected on
a straight course eastwardly towards the valley
ofWheeling creek. The continuation of that line
westwardy strikes the valley oflndian Wheeling
creek in Ohio. Another arm of this road is 10 be
surveyed down the valley of Wheeling creek, 50
as to turn the hill and come in nearer the river
landing.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

The CRoPs-The Roanoke Tobacco region
(says the Petersburg Intelgencer of Friday is
suffering intensely from the draoght The To-
bacco crop is in as bad condition as it was at this
time last year. and the Dat crop would hardly JUS
tifv the labor of cutting it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Mr.. Webster sent the following toast toSpring-
field to be read at the celebration OF the Fourth OF
July there:
"THE Union! God in his mercy giant that no
apocalypc writer way see The CoInmonu ealth of
Massachusetts fall from that Frmament!"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA-The month
ly meeting of the Board will be held this al.
at o'clock, in the vestry of St. PauI's
church. G. N. JOHNSON,
jy IA Secretary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

In Petersburg, Va. on Monday, a negro man belong,
ing to Judge May, and horse, were Killed by light
ming.
The above we have in several OF our exchanges
1t is erroneous The man and horse were not killed BY
lightning but by the fall of barn blown down by tho
wnd.-South Side Democrat
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Last evening about o'clock, as we learn, a cooured
child three years DID, accidentally fell from the
third story window Of Mr.. VIM. Dod's house, on Broad
street. to the pavement. Though stunned and proba-
bly, seriously injured life not extinct late last
ing. THUS, within week, have two children fallen
from the third story of this tenement
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14
MAYORS COURT.

Only one case came off before the Mayors Court
Saturday-that of poor, degraded white woman,
named Catharne Cassidy, who had been picked up the
previous night in the Streets in state ofbeastia ntox
icaon. Being an old offender, against the laws OF
temperance least his Honour resolved her case in
trice, by sending her TO Jail Tor 80 days.
Some fines and forfeitures were then brought for
ward when the reporter, having no fancy for asmacs
retired
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Bounty LAND WARRANT.s-We learn from the Re-
public that every effort is making in the Pension Office
to dispose of the applications for bounty land, with
little delay as possible. The number of applications
under the of 1901 upwards of 10000 and
may reach 100000. The Republic says
We are authorised to say that applications for boun-
ty land for services in the war Of 1912, which were
filed or received in the Pension Office from the third
the seventh day of Deer, 1850, in
of examinations also claims for services in the
Florida and other Indian wars, which were filed from
the thirteenth OF November to the sirM of December
last-so that claims for services in those several wars
nearly in the state of forwardness. The appli
cations by the officers in the late with Mexico are
somewhat in arrear in consequence of the misappre-
henson of clerk by whom they registered; but
they will be brought up for examination in the
of few days
THE MECHANICS AND woRKINeMEN of The Gosport
Navy Yard held meeting in Portsmouth on the Sd inf
and passed series of resolutions in relation 10 the
theits which have recently been discovered as hav
ing been perpet rated at the Yard. The Chairman o
the meeting having transmitted copy of the procee
dngs to the Secretary of the Navy, received from tina
officer the following liberal and excellent letter.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Washington, July 8, 1851. {
Sir am gratiied to acknowledge the receipt of CO.
Nv of a preamb le and resolutions OF Public Meeting
over which you presided ofthe Mechanics and Laborer
ofthe Gosport Navy Yard pertaining TO recent discove
ries IF public property which had been distracted from
the ard ana 1ouno IN Inc possession OF persons IN s
vicinity, which copy was forwarded by Captain
Strngham in compliance with the request OF the NEE
ting. And | cannot but express my admiration o.
the high tone of morality and sensibity of charac-
Ter, which peryades The proceedings OF the men,
bers OF your meeting; nor doubt that they will
render the Government every assistance in their
er 10 discovering the perpetrators OF the offence.
All communities are liable TO be disturbed by the
crimes OF Individuals but Just mputaon attach
TO man othones fame, simply from the commission
Of crime in his neighbohood Not only the legal pre-
sumption against it, but all the charities and better feel
ings OF human nature.
Iam very respectfully, your ohedient servant,
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
Mr.. JESSE CULPEPPER,
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PoMPEII-A recent letter from an American
gentleman in Naples says:
Vesuvius is now calmly smoking, and seems
his devastating labors of the last year. Pom
pei is slowly appearing bove ground. About
twenty laborers are kept at work who manage
to get off CARLOAD of earth day from the
subincumbent city. Not one half of the entire
city is yet excavated The earthly mound which
covers is all exceedingly beautiful and rich vine
yard, with houses of peasants scattered overits
surface A bastion of the sea wall has recently
been unearthered, which goes to confirm the opn-
ion that the sea, now nearly mile distant, once
laved the walls of Pompeii.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14
MARRIED..

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Whitfield,
CHARLES HOWARD, Esq. of this city, 10 Miss
SARAH ANN, daughter OF Col. James M Smith, of
North nberland county.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

ILLNESS Mr.. CooPER.-The New York Post
says the report OF the dangerous illness of Mr.. Feni.
more Cooper sprobaby rated. He has been I'm
well for time but his friends and relatives in
New York have not heard of his being in danger
OILS state
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Peter Harmony, ESQ.,, one Of the oldest most respeo-
table and wealthy merchants al New York died n
that city Friday morning, after a brief lines.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

The indianapolis Journal says that indianapolis has
the right to be styled the city of churches having 90
churches and % congregation population Of 5000
ton 1854 children out Of 2l26 attend Sabbath school
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Flour inspected in Falmouth, Va, the last quarter
ending. 30lh June, 1851 -
1906 barrels S. f. Flour
Sc do fine do
las do S middngs
81 do Mddlings
2l9l GEO, BRYANT,
Falmouth, July l. 1851. Inspector
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

SHOCKING CONDUCT Under this heading the
Charleston Mercury of the 9Th inst. says:
"We regret TO learn from the last number OF the
Southern Standard that late the night OF the 4lh OF
July the Literary Editor OF that paper was serenaded
by the Tin-Pan Association"
The Southern Stanard is the title of a newly
established journal in Charleston, which has taken
ground against secession. The Chlvalry, 1t
must be confessed, have had recourse to rather
discredable mode of meeting the arguments OF
s'the Literary editor of that paper"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

South CHARACTERIZATION to separate Sc
cesson is said to be rapidly the increase in this
State. j. d. Witherspoon, Senator from York !;
c. w. Dudley, Senator from Marlborough, and
D. ]. McCord, an eminent lawyer of Columbia,
and son-n-aw of Langdon Cheves, have written
strong letters against the policy of separate State
action. They regard withdrawal from the
Union as emnently dangerous to Southern inst-
tutions, and destructive of the commercial pros.
perity of the State. But this is not the only evil
dence of returning sense of propriety which the
times afford The senior editor of the Southern
Is. c. Patriot, writing to his journal from An
derson District, says:
"There is no mistake about Anderson District being
opposed to secession three to one Pickens live to one
and Abbeville about the Amongst the subscri-
bers to the Southern Patriot, received here to-day,
the Rev. Jas Danelly, of Lowndesvie, Abbeville Dis
trict He informed US that we could get a large mum
Der of subscribers in his neighbofhood, if we had an
agent there Mr.. Danelly is well known as distin-
guished clergyman OF the Methodist Church, as eminent
Tor his pety talents and benevoenee he is terrible to
the wicked and SINFUL for his scathng wit and sarcasm
~ ,,l1.+J
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

WELOCIPEDES AND GIIS.-A handsome
v lot of Velocipedes, Gigs and Carriages, lust re-.
ceivsd per steamer Pennsylvania for sale by
Jy IA R M ZIMMERMAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

wv supply of Water Coolers, per steamer Penn
sylvaHia, for sale by r M ZIMMERMAN,
" IA ISL Eagle Suuara
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

Il a HHDS. SCHOOLEY'S SHOUL-
IL ~ DERS, receiving by the Pocahontas, for SALE
je IA JAS. WINSTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

kEN fist FlLES.-An assortment of Dentist
az Files consisting OF separating plugging moar, &c
For sale by GENNET & JAMES
Ia Eaole Snuara
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

EHISH, PALS, &Sc.-10O bbls No. Cut Her
- rings; 100 do No. Gross do; 100 do No. 8
Mackerel; 100 dozen painted Pals and Brooms; so
Churns assorted Sizes 10 bbls and 10 halt bbls No
misunderstanding, for saeby
I'D
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
SATURDAY,
At the Bookstore of j. W. RANDOLPH, l2l Main street
7oclock. IL O'Clock. O'clock
80 80 80
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

NOR SALE.-Two valuable family Horses young
H. and sound, and perfectly gentle in harness Apply
to TOLER & COOK,
Jy IA Agents and Collectors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

1.-TWO THOUSAND BERRYS, FIRE
IL BRICK, for sale by
~ "a JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

HIP EEF, BUTTER. LARD, &c.-25 bbls N
AD York mess and prime Beef
SO tubs and irkins prime Goshen Butter
20 bbls Lard
so boxes new Cheese
hid best quality dried Goldfish
tierces Rice
do Sal. Soda
so boxes best scaled Herrngs
so do Lemons and Oranges
20 bbs Newark Cider
Landing, for sale by
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

6lSD BIS. PORTLAND SYRUPS. receiv-
aD~~ ing per schr Mary Adline, for sale by
ly IA JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-14

VHlWENTY FIVE HHDS. MASCORADO
n MOLASSES, receiving and for sale by
ly IA JAS. WINSTON
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

NEW YORK, Jny lard, schr. Courier, Mer-
chant Richmond.
PORTSMOUTH, July Ard, schr. Diamond,
Rollins, Richmond.
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Something for Every Body.

There was another heavy fall of snow at Buffalo
N. Y. on the aOih inst.
DR.. Andrew Wylie, President of the Indiana
State University. died a few days ago.
The Union Hotel, at Georgetown, d. c., has
been sold Mess Setson Blair of New YORK, for $500
The time for commissioned officers of the army
to The old uniform extended to the 4h Of Jaly 1859
A girl, Emma Vincent, lost her life in New York
on Monday week. by the explosion OF camphne lamp
An agency has been opened in New York fol
the sale Of Ohio and Kentucky wines.
Mrs. Polt, of Hagerslown, Md, has raised bee
this year weighing IL pounds
Passengers from Pittsburgh to Cleveland now
travel the entire distance by railroad and stage the
packets having been taken off the lne
A man and his wife, named Moore, residing OF
the Delaware Turnpike Road. were found dead the 10th
1t is supposed they were shot.
In the Legislature OF Kentucky, on the l9d
inst, thes three further balongs for U. s. Senator
without etiectng choice.
Nugent Griffith, charged with abstracting draft
for $1,000 from the mail in Philadelphia has gwen bail
appear Tor trial in February.
The briganine Cooper, of NewYork, has been
drowned.
An old man named Stone, was arrested in Erie
county, Pa last week, for the murder of woman living
with him, named Consular.
The democrats of Lucas county, Iowa, have
presented the Hon. James Buchanan with beautiful hickory
Nothing was much dreaded in our scbool. how
dsys as to be punished By sitting between two girls. All
ioce oil education. In
| to such things without shedding tear.
John Anderson, mate Of brig New England, of
rrovdence has been placed on trial in that city, charged
Win innicung cruel and unusual punishment upon James
HAYDEN seaman on board said brig upon the his sea-,
William Stetler, the coin forger, has been con.
vioted. at Phadephia, upon all the bills of indio,msnt
against him. the full penalties OF the law are inflicted he
can DC sentenced TO nifty Year, imprisonment and fined 5 O
The Postmaster-G General of Canada has abol-
lshed Inc postage on provincial papes passing between Can
ada and Nova Seotia. New Brunswick, Prince Edward
| Island and Newfoundland. 'N0 "'
is stated that eight companies of the Rifle Regi.
eni stationed at Fort Jefferson, have been ordered to
Rio Grande " wv ~ " ~
wee Admiral James Noble died in London On
me sih alter service OF sixty -four years lie one
" NeIsoh Leuenants and was seriously wounded while
Inc receipts of gold at the United States Mint
dne Isl 10 the 18Th ins inclusive, of the value
xo,oo This does include any OF the millions by
AT Louisville, on the 18Th inst, a man named
Wm Howard In sfray stabbed Henry Drshouse keeper
OF the White Mansion coffee house. Dshouse died the
morning. Howard has been arrested.
John NJ. Stearns, of Burlington, Vermont, hae
his pocket picked in Boston, the 18th ns by James Sui
hsan, OF SsIS. The latter arrested, but only SINAI
amount OF The money recovered,
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During the present month "a ,14l immigrants
hays s arrived at New York foreign ports. including
Gead Bradley died at New Haven, Conn, on
hs lth inst at the age Of ninety five He of
Ss a D s in the battle Of rsn
soiree was given by James Lawrence ESQ. in
Boston on Tuesday evening at the mansion OF hi. father
persons.
The apothecaries of Bangor, Me-, who were
duly licensed last May sell ardent spirits for medical and
70 snyn their Licences and the sale on or before
tbs first day Of January next
1t is stated that Hon. Isaac Davis, Of Worcester
Baptist Education Society. condition that the young
man wno 70 receive fhs benefit to pledge never
Count Agostino Guerrieri, for having received
an ANONYMOUS letter from revoluonst. and Baron Su
in but Radeak Ind reduced bs sentences
their
The Jacksonville Qll) Journal says it may not
sperm lard oil, winch is the fact some years slnos,
when this oil was cheaper than either OF the Others the edit
with the result it gives white clear and beautiful liz hi,
and does not clog the wicks 1t sells in Illinois
gallon.
The cause of ladies' teeth decaying at so much
earlier stage of life than those of the other been
the 70 p s
muGh more CALAMITY and perhaps with equal ruth that Il
teeth -
The brig Z. Randall, Tucker, was reported some
weeks since TO have into Mazatan her from
Francisco San Juan del Sud, and lett boamen
passengers ashore. On the vessels arrival San Juan
seized by the commandment Of the port the complaint
OF the boamen (who had arrived by stea and the captain
condemned TO pay 5000 fine.
The official Milan Gazette of the 9th ult. an.
nounces that cries of Kossun for ever! the Republic fo
ever! Mazzn!' having been heard at StradeIla
having taken DI place az Mono de- Gabb JUDICIAL
ceedngs have been the
to be the guilty parties
| Field Marshal Count Nugent, Governor Of Tri
and formerly Commander chief Of the Austrian
In Italy, Is at visit with the Duke OF Wei
ngon. and shortly expected Ireland. The oec
OF his sojuurn Eng and stated be POLITICAL having
| atlon to the usran army in Italy Count N gent al
lIlsnman, and vi the dsng uisred officers tn
Austrian service, where he has been upwards OF lift
| years
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

Yesterday, it will be seen from the statement Of
our reporter, Mr.. Marigny personally appeared
before Judge Larue and withdrew his contest OF
the election Of Mr.. Freret We have heretofore
distinctly expressed our opinion Of the whole pro-
cedure. We are happy to find Mr. Marigny &C.
cupying his present position, and regret that he
should ever have been forced into any other. We
are confident Of one thing that is, that the whole
community, wing and democrat, will rejoice in the
final success of so old citizen and so clever
gentleman as Mr.. Freret
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels usstsrdau.

ST. LOUIS. R Cunningham, Va: Thos Placide, II
milford, .; John Duncan, Rev II Downing and lady
Miss Converse, Miss Converse; Chas II inter, Wes
Feiiciana, La; Judge G Morgan. DR. Perkins, DIR Nj
Hereford, Z Il Mediation, Button Rouge; z Latmer USN
VERANpA...S Webb, Mobile; ] ID Nixon Ala; Co
W CorDen, MUj Gap Mrs Franklin and servt, K
PEBBLES Johnson, Bernard, lady, chin and Nv
ssrvls, Texas; swan and lady, st Louis; + IA HatcI
Darlington, La; VIM jack kchd Mcdonnell and lady j
w Bailey, Jos Hay, o; Ii Duke; rhayer, Woodvlle
Miss McCabe, lacy and child, COwlll and lady Cal;
Col " Ba!boar, Indian Agent tor cara, KIT Barbour
. Bragg, st Louis; Truslow. ST. Post Boy; W X
La; Mrs farker and servt, Port Gibson; Geo nj Marshall
L Lgge!t, w Smith. Jas Fillmore, Natchez; Il Mower
jr, NewfOrk.
ARCADE. VIM Hale, Louisville, Ky; R Scott, NO;
a Carter, M Crawford, Lyons u N Ii Hall, L w
I Lodge, Cabe J holland, r Il Chan, ] w Swope
swope, Li.tejohn, Lands, NJ Huliek, w Lasey
Chss huney. trtt. Lugan. + MeEhoy Is ushiieId
Wmlock. b Jones, Ii Allen, N Jacks WilVuLams
"A Braner II emerson, w MoWiilans, Cooley, "A
Wilson, w Wood, Z n Robinson, K Wilson, q Thomas
y Gerl9ny, Cairgan, w German, Geo Brown Wan
Byrd, " Merritt, N G Cassleman, w McCloney. A
Wells. Keith, B keuh. VIM Fee. aliforna.
| PLAETERs... R M Head. VIM Pitts. e Pearson, M w
Pearson, ia; David Groves, Ky; w Hsmphil w Greer,
| La; K Hupx, ii wilson, Mo; VIM He'll. Uesota. Miss.
CoMsKRclAL. ,Thos Gardner, Donaldsonyills; Jas q
tpscomb, Benz Slrlder, KY w ID Leonard, Miss; A w
feh and lady, Newly 0rk; Lieut. Wilcox and lady, 8 Rev
ser; w Ii Holland, LOUISVILLE; w HENDERSON, N q; z w
Doaalson, Nd Il Il Patterson, Eng w Williams. John
Iiinord, Coast 4 D0ugherly, Nalchez.
C0sTl STREET VERAhpA...A Roewiss M Har, N o;
A hegen, baton Rouge; Chs DecOux Polue C0upee e
Mlsot, FTance J Il beaudhan Canada.
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The American ConsA at Vienna.-The editor
Of The NewYork Evening Post has seen a private
lsttsr from an intelligent gentleman who was re-
Gently in Europe, in which, speaking Of our repre-.
ssntativss abroad, he says, that one Of the mos,
ssrvile advocates Of Austria, and every thing
dsspodc. il our Consul at Vienna, Mr.. Schwartz
The writer adds: 81 met him two years ago, ant
hsard him talk about the affairs in Europe, SO tina
il made my blood boil" In another place, the
writer continues: l have myself heard Mr.
Schwartz denounce Kossuth as the viest man ex
tant, and defend Jellachich and Haynau as meI
who deserved the respect of civilized Europe. u
The editor Of the Post places great confidence in
The representations Of the writer.
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Consscratioa.-The Rev. DR.. Wbitehouse was
consecated as Assistant Bishop of Illinois, at ST,
Georges Church, N. Y, on the 18th. The ante
communion service was performed by several OF
the Ri. Rev. Bishops present. The sermon was
preached by the Ri Rev. the Bis OPP Potter, Of
Pennsylvania, who chose for his text, the TWO first
verses of the 4th chapter of the Second Epistle Of
Timothy, as follows:
81. Thou therefore, my son, be strong in the
grace that is in Christ Jesus.
"2. And the things that thou hast heard of me
among many witnesses, the same commit thou Il
faithful men, who shall be able to teach other:
ole