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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have Just received
and are daily receiving an extensive assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE Of every variety and
style; also, a choice assortment of the following
articles, TO wit: Chairs, Feathers, Spring, Moss
and Hair Mattresses, Curled Hair, Hair Cloth.
Plush, Damasls, Cords and Tassels, Gimps, Var
nlsi1, etc. etc. 10 Purchasers are invited to call
and examine our stock, which will be offered at
prices that can not fail to please.
c.. FLINT & JONES,
dec l4:6m 46 and 4s Royal street.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01
Kendall's Cholera Syrnn.

5 a certain remedy for Cholera, in its first STA
Il ges. In fact, We will guarantee it 10 cu1e in all
cases when used before a collapse. The reIiee
VIII ne prompt, seldom requiring but few minutes.
1t will also promptly and effectuaIy cure all BoweI
Complaints. For sale at the Depot of the EIectri,
cal Febrifuge, No. ~ Magazine street, N. o., BY
the proprleiors.
noSoo A.KENDALL co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

Frost 4 Co.,
NJ. 1O MAGAZINE ST.. NEW ORLEANs
WHOLESALE DEALEEs ~
Boots, Shoes and Brosans.
Cloth and Fur Gao.
received by late arrivals and for sale low.
UDealers are requested to call and e,,m;,.
o"r stock. Plantation supplies Of Rn.se, p""
sans' Wool. Canvas and Straw Hats, ;ane :,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01
SHER Nj AN,S
PATENT PREMIUM
SHOULDER BRACE.

Is the best in use, and can be had only at his office,
20 81. Charles st.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01
Carpet Warehouse, 2a Chartres st.

Carpet Warehouse, 20 Chartres st,
NEW-ORLEANs.
XN7E are in constant receipt Of new patterns
w of the following Carpetiogs, VIZ:
Administer. Velvet and Brussels Tapestry:
Three-plys Brussels, ~Ingrains and Veni,ians; Fl
cured Baize and Linen Crumb Cloths. Window
Shades: Hair Cloth, Stair, Rods, Table and Piano
Covers. Mating etc, Floor Oil CLOTH, from 3 10
"a feet wide, new patterns. All of which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
nov30 A. B~ROUSSEAU & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01
Notice to Planters and n6erchants.

3vUt1Oo % 8La11CeIS anu I&3erCnantSs
TNHE undersigned having established himself in
L the town of Plaquemine for the purpose of
attending to all COOPERAGE, is now ready to
despatch within the shortest notice, all Jobs en-
trusted to him. He moreover, constantly Keeps on
hand any quantity Of ready made hoggsheads and
barrels for sale. dee2f u. BAGGE.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING, sc.
ALFRED MUNROE & cos.
Oue 3)rfre Store.
NO. 81 A TREET,
NO, 81 Surely

VXEEREn may be found the lmgsta and best assortment of Clothing Of evuy deSrdion II,
w NEW ORLEANS. AtthH establishment very article is ofred at the Lowest n.a .t
whcht canb be sold, and no rduionG cam my instance be made. Purchasers whehertb .v
good or bad judges OF Goods may rest asmred of obtaining very article at to vp lowoSt
price,, without the rouhe of beating down, or the fear of being cheated. W. have hut on.
price for Goods md that invariably st hel lowest in the city. Or stock of Clothing mr. FIR
nhmg Goodsis now very large comprising arey full. assortment All made in the atestI oni
bestn Manner and warranted in very respect.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

nRDONNANCE, pour amender For
" dominance etablissant un chemin de "a
courci, dams la paroisse dIberviile, a travers la
pointe dlberville, conduisant du voisinaoe de
fEglise st. Gabriel, q File.
Ii est ordonne par lie juri de police de la pa
roise dIberyille que Ia lOeme section de For
dominance ci-dessus citee soft augn1entee ct ap-
prouYee de nouveau, CONNIE suit
Qu'aussitot que le dit cllemin sera etabli.
que les proprietaires sur Ia rive gauche du
fieuye, a Ia distance de cling miles du dit clemin
seront requis de TRAVELLER au dit chemin, ct
qu'un commissaire pour lie dit racourci de File
sera nomme annuellement, ct QUEEN attendant,
ct jusqu'a fachevement du dit chemin de ra-
courci, les memes commlssaires GU deux den
tire eux, auront lie pouvoir d'ordonner a tous
les e~sclaves, negres de champ, appartenant aux
habitans, dams les linltes ci-dessus, a tells terms
ct a tells membres que les dts commissaires
%croiront conyenables pour TRAVELLER au dit
sous Ia direction des dts commissaires.
GU sutres personnes par eux nominees pour
WI que les dts ~esclaves ne soient pas appelles.
pour les dts travaux plus de clna tours par
aimee. Eft pouryu que leg dts habi-
fournissent a leurs e%sclaves les outils me-
c%essaires aux dts t~rayaux, tells que pelles. pio-
'ocHSo, Wv. he toulcS lidUlLdllt UdIlS les |
.ites limites, qui ~refusera de comparative avec
SEES ~esclaves CONNIE il est dit ci-dessus, apres
avoir etc appelle par les dts commissaires-
sera spjet a une amepde dune piastre, GU
"a la discretion de la cour) pour cbaque
chaque jour quill aura refuse de com.
receivable pardcvant lie JUICE de paix
1u District (ou du District voisiin sill Sc recuse)
! Ia requete des dts commissioners, ct apres re-
de Ia dite amende de la maniere
'rdinaire dams les cas- evils, lie montant sera
'mpioye q achievement du dit chemin. Pour
u que les dts habitans auront lie droit de Sc
dispenser du dit travail en- nature, en- payant
lux dts commissioners Ia sommes de cinquante
cents par jour pour chacun de leur dts
,sclayes travaillans.
Approve ct passe lie 7 Decembre 1850.
THOMAS C. BROWN,
r. A. UPTON,
WIN. c. ADAMS,
A. STRINGER,
LOUIS HEBERT.
ApoLrH Grass, Grefier protein, L
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

SILK Goods Establishment.
{. YALE, JR. 4 co.,
No. ~ Magazine st.,
between Common and Gravier Sta,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SIyr
FANCY AND STRAW GOODS
'"'I'nery Articles, Bonnets, Laces, Glor4s
Sha~ls, Hosiery and Linens.
No. p Magazine 81.
New ORLEANS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01
Police Jury-Parish of IberviIIe.

IN Monday the sixth day Of January, 1851, at
~ a regular session of the Police Jury of the
Parish of Iberville; held at the Court House of
said Parish-The following members were pre-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01
Piano FOrtes Tuned and Re.
mn II As&A##$& S

THE undersigned respectfully informs the ci II
L zens of Plaquemine and vicinity that he.ahas
established himself in this town, and will gire bhiis
attention to the Tuning and Repairing Of Rauo-
Fortes. He will punctually attend to all orders ii
his line, and will faithfully execute thenlSaf the
cheapest rates. Inquire at the Hotel sof G.. S.
Rousseau, Esq.
janis HanOnK
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE.

No. s Royal street, Neu Orleans.
s always well supplied with a fine assortment
l. of SUPERIOR LINEN, YORK MILL AND
COLOREED SHIRTS. beautifully sewn and
made of the very best materials at the
Manyactory, n. 10, Park Place, n. Y.
Every article of
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods
May also be obtained, comprising in part,
Half Hose, Superb Crarats, Cambria and Six
Pocket HandkerchietS, Glores and Sus-
penders, Umbrellas, (siM and coton)
Purses, Peyumery, dc. dc.
Visitors to the city are respectfully invited to note
the address, aud call at No. 5 Royal street, where
they will meet with polite attention and splendid
ontfit for the toilet. De-.
Orders forwarded by post with a reference to
city house for payment, will be punctuaIIy dis>
patched by the first boat leaving.
Leighton's Premium Shirt and Genl!emen's
Furnishing Store, No S, Royal street. New Or
leans, and 10 Park Place, N. Y. nov23-Gm
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

Gold and szrer Figured Pests. 45o,. 70
Best Hhite MarseWe, TESTS. 3OOts ma
Best colored MurseiNes Pests, 9 "a IN < no
Best buff Cashmere Pests, 35Ot. < 20
Rich light Silk Pests, 450to 4 no
n"ntgM thMes tests, $50 to 90
oes. n!1 S o,tk etret te'ts, 10 to 7 %
BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL K/NUS
Shirts, Cravats, Hnndkerchiefs.a
&c. &c.
S~uperfne all linen Sirts-sluched b..
SONS, 50 hO 10 4 40
SnpeJfm Muslin .M;,t,-Hn.n b.
sons and Collars, 10Ot.o,s
French bingham and calico Shirts:
Hickory check and Negro Shirts:
Mertno, Flannel, Gau:e, Rro,en. V1ls md p;,l
Dndersh1rts and Draue,s;
SIX Cndershirts and Draue,s:
Very rich styles Fancy Crarnt.;
Italian and French Black Six Crera,S
SIX and Linen HndkerchieG:
Linen Border Handherchris;
Linen and silk Glore.;
Black kid Giore,;
Cotton, Merino and Linen Half Hose
S'tk and bingham Umbrellas. &c. &c.
ALso-TRuNKS, VALISES. CARPET
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of all kind,
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
Jah9ly "a MAeAzlxl sr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-03-01

This cut shows two children, one healthy and
well formed, the other growing weak and
crooked, that needs a Brace.
N Parents look to your children-their life is
in your hands. feb1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
nAcHrSERr y. LABoUR.

Glsncing over one Of the long sSerehcs n he
columns Of theInreiigencer. he othes day we ne,
with he following Statement, hat nav not prov.
embarrassing 10 our readers From Il learn he
astounding fact, that - far sack IS isl5. IL ma
ehnefy Of Great Britain vas equal Is lie labor Il
fre Aandrsd milIions " ps4soAs! Any man Wa
takes The aouble 10 look around him vri,h - Il.
serving eye. c1hnot ii 70 see Thai il psrts If fae
Eastern States he proportion Of mashikery d M
man power, Is nearly as great. We have remedy
our EnglisL brethren hare no., viz il he wilder
ness wiIds Of The far west
There is land enough and TO spare, for ,hOse
whose labour has become comparatively valneless.
frOnihe killing competition Of maehfnery.
In = report on manufactures, made III
1882, Mr.. Adams estimates the mechanical
machinery Of Great Britain in 1915 to have
been equal to the labor Of two hundred mil
lions Of persons! It will now 1t least dou-
Bile the amount of that NUMBER Jas will also
that Of this country From data furnished
b. Mr.. MeCuiloch, it appears that, with the
present machinery, each hand jim cotton
hill performs more work than two hundred
could without it eighty years ago. We. shave
the testimony Of Farey and Dr. Taylor to
the same purport. Reduce these perform
ances to those Of individuals, AID you will
find that the manual energies Of ten fold our
present population would be unequal to them
From this we can appreciate orr rapid in
crease 10 labor-nnmbers. Now, bear in mind
that this machinery works in competition
tcth the laborer, but rarely for him, and you
will perceive the extreme justice and neces-
sity Of allowing him to turn for subsistence
to the soil, when yon have supplaated him
in his labor by machine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
STATE CONVENTIONS.

When the members OF this body begin in earnest
10 attend TO The important trusts delegated 10 them
by the people, shall not faito keep our readers
duly advised Of their proceedings They have done
nothing Of the slightest importance as YET Day
after day was consumed in profiless discussion as
to proper place of meeting, at cost the State
Of several thousand dollars and the debate with re-
gardto the proper mode of publishing the proceed
ings threatens to be interminable. The Convention
lisa very respectable body in point oftalent but we
doubt whether much gdswas ever; before collect
ed in one deliberative body and WHENEVER the small
est aperture is furnished for its escape, ii bursts
forth in volume that is absolutely astonishing
If 20 much talk is wasted upon these!smal matters
whasare We to expect when the great questions
come up7 If the Convention adjoutns before the
first Of June We shall be greatly surprised
charlottesville Adrotdte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31


o. Tuesday night last, the Store House Of
Messrs. Crow g. SNYDER, of Berryvile, Clarke
county, was entered and Fobbed of from one
thousand to twelve hundred dollars. An indi-
vidual by the name Of Smith, "a suspicious name
that9 who bad been lurking about the town for
somebody's, and who had his'sleeppg quarters in
the basement OF the Baptist Church, was sus-
pected Of the robbery. Two hundred dollars was
offered for his arrest, and he was oyerhanled at
Winchester but we learn that no money was
foundsip his possession After an examination
he was committed to Jail for further trial. He is
the same person who was sispectedof robbng the
Store of Mr.. Meredith, CT Winchester, a few
weeks since, but if guilty, he understands as
well how to hide to steal. as no proof could be
found against him. He carries with him all the
implements necessary for a finished burglar,
and is believed to be one Of CRY gang. Let
our citizens. be on the look out, as there may be
more Of the "same sort" about.
P.S. Since the above was put in type, we
have been informed that carpet-bag, supposed
10 Be the property Of the man Smith has been
found in a cave, near Winchester, containing all
or nearly all the money stolen Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
5UDGE Parker.

The Question has been asked, VIII the Hbn.
RicuIaD PAakER resign his seat in Cangsess, now
tha, he has been elected Judge ofthis Circ1it2
We have no particular authority to speak in The
premises. bat we answer BY asking another ques
tion--why shqRli be resigni
There AZ @ Ire weeks Of the sessions remaining
aud there xfe several subjects in which large por-
ZION Of his constituents are interested: We might
name ihe appropriation bills, including items for
The ArmoEy at Harpefs- Ferry--the Postage bill
the bounty Land Bill-and a, least one Post Route
applcalion--ih all OF which the people Of this dis
Hiet have an interest.
IL he had resigned the moment it WIS announced
TO him he had been chosen Judge, there would have
been no time Tor the election Of a successor who
could have served more than three weeks new
member could have been OF very iitEe service, be-
cause Il would have taken him The. remainder OF
the session 10 have settled down in bis position TO
be useful -
The FRS, Court in the Circuit viii not he held
until AFTER the adjournment Of Congres and there
has nc, been single exigency requisng the servi-
ces III IHdee rug tIal luT r. mas
been tighl In holding On. A decided majority d
his constituents will approve Of his course in this
respect-9s We are free to say we think they have
done In reference to his whole public career. He
has s1hibitsd modest and yet manly bearing
and has stood by the Union. wi,hos, being dazzled
BY new lights or led off by false theories; and he
may look back upon his Congressional career with
proper satisfaction.
We have oflen been brought in collision with our
Representative upon political topics differ with
him very widely on many subjeces-but this does
not prevents rs from doing him justice according to
our humhle conceptions of right and wrong.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
NEW CHURCH.

The new Church recently erected BY the
Methodist Episcopal Congregation Of Bolivar in
this county, i now nearly completed Its posi-
lion i central one IN the Town, and the site
selected affords fine view Of the surrounding
country The building is Of brick, commodious
enough. we should think, 10 seat some four or i've
hundred persons The Rev. Mr.. Wnsos, under
whose auspices this Church jhas been mainly
erected, deserves great credit. for the untiring
s.-.efgy and zeal with which he has prosecuted
his laboIs, no town N he Valley has improved
90 much during the iasi four years as Bolivar,
and 'ne completion O. this Church will add ano-
'nef e ne meny neat and substantial edifces
which have sprung up as BY magic, and given ID
their town the palm over iii competitors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31

REFORM IN VIRGINIA.


W. learn from the Richmond Times. that the
Legislative committee OF the Virginia Reform Con-
venlibn has reported in fayonof The following prop
ositians -
The Governor TO be elected BY the people for a
term pf four years. and to have salary of So 000
year He may be elected fora second term of four
years bnt is made Ineligible thereafter, He is to
have no veto, and is shorn OF some of the powers
OF appointment now exercised BY the Executive.
"A Lieutenant Governor is also to be elected by
the people for term of four years He will preside
over the Senate and act asGoyernor in case of the
death. resignation absence OF thar officer He is
70 receive the pay Of Speaker of the House Of Dele
gales, while presiding over The Senate, and The sal
airy of the Governor while performing gubeTnatori-
al duties
a Treasurer and an Auditor are 10 be elected by
the Legislature; and a Secretary Of State by the
people.
Three Commissioners are to be elected by the
people for term OF six years each Zone every two
years. TO constitute Board Of Public Works.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
THE BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

We hare seen several copies of these tributes
from the country 10 the old soldiers 20 the hands Of
our nephes. John S. Gallaher, it,, who has been
quite successful In his efforts befoEe the Bouniy
Land Office The plates are beautiful containing
lkenessess Of some Of the principal men OF the coan-
Try, and appropriate embleins indicating service for
the natiu1 +
There as been some anxiety 10 hear the action Of
the Senake n reference 10 the bill from the House
making warrants assigsable. Unless this bill
should bscphe law, much time must necessarily
eiapse h<lsrs anything substantial can d realized
from the sstaty. Thousands Of those who we're
intended y Pc eeaefciaries will be unable make
iecasensEnn settlements and the patent will be far
less saleNhs than lhe warrant u isoniy those who
live snthe West lhatcan make personal locations
of their warrants. or settle down upon their lands.
We understand the Pension Otfcy Is now issuing
fssn aseio 800 warrants each day, end no, less than
s0eee xsilbe oat in the course ofte present year.
We fereat the remark heretofore made, that
claimants should lose time in making their decia-
ration d she Commissioner Of Pensions. The mosr
sssestih pdin, IS 20 name their Captains. The
Rolls al washington viii furnish every hing else
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
SHOCKING DEATH.

The following letter details the particulars of
most shocking death, to MFR. ALFRED Nj GRIM.
a Young gentleman Of Winchester, and brother
in law Of Mr.. John F. Blessing, Of this town:
WINCHESTER, Jan %, 1851.
Mr.. F. BLEssING-D Dear SIR: II becomes
my most painful duty to inform you of the unex-
pected death Of ALFRED NJ GRIM; the eircum.
stances are these: Tobias Miinger and he were
ABOUT commencing to shoot at a mark ON Tuesday
last. fAitred having loaded the gun on Saturday
previous, the load remaining in until that time
when Mr.. Milinger drew up the gun 10 fire, but
the cap exploded without discharging the load
Afier taking of the broken cap, and seeing no
smoke in the lube, he sci the gun on the ground,
where il remained for several inmates, when
Alfred approached, took il up, and commenced
blowing in the muzzle The gun went of. and
the whole contents entered his month, land came
through the back Of his head, causing instant
death lie was buried near Mr. Vanmetres in
Hampshire county where the accident took place
His parents wished To have him brought home,
but suppose Ms friend, Mr.. yanmetre, thought
BY So doing il would increase their grief, as he
wasivery much dis6gured Ii is really sad
affection to his aged parents, a. well as his nu.
merons friends Yours, &c, J. F. W., il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
-------------- m - = ~ : - 1872
WATER FOR ALEXANDRIA.

The good citizens ii the ancient and hospitable
hl7nas 50 lpng held eapiye the ener-
ges o. their business eoihmuniiy, and have gone to
work in right good earnest They arei exhibiting
veryromrkenta sle diligence in the prosecution of
their new Railroad They are also en{eavoring to
furnish their city with an abundant supsly Of water
Benjamin HalIowei from the committee appointed
to make examination as to the best mesns, &c, for
this desirable object, has made REPORT 1t is
though, that Cameron Run win afford NE best sup
ply A steam engine, in addition 70 The other APP
parstus for the purpose Of guarding against unfor
seen contingencies, is Recommended L is calcutta
ted hatihis stream viii yeldl6 ,32 COO gallons per
day. The present poPuation will probably require
about 32s 600 gallons, leaving the millions a SUR
plus 1t is advised 10 construct reservoir on
Shutters HILL commanding eminencetat the head
Of King street. The whole cost is Pvt down al
$50 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
LIBERAL DONATION To THE PRES
BYTERIAN cHURCH.

Most Of our readers are aware that the Presby,e-
rian congregation Of this town and nsighborhoOd,
hid determined, 50 soon as snitable ste could 81
praeareA. 10 build new house Of worship. We
are happy in stating ,ha, The desideratsm no longer
erisss. Mr. JoHs SrEpnENsus, fos many years a
c;i,zen Of CharlestSwr has executed deed Of gift
10 sAe Trs.tces ef the Presbyterian church, known
assihe Old School nj The very beausifu, and eli
gsiy situated LOIS opposite the fesiSsee Of DR.. L
CT Cordell They certain an aereof ground, ana
srs worth at least thausand dollars We UNDER
siand il Is the inienlisS ii The Trrsees 10 make
vigorous effort o hagsthe church composed within
M nresent year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-31
For the Free Press
I. 81 n. M.--ANNIyERsARY SUPPER.

M EpiToR Monday last. 27th inst, being the
hrsss A1nssersaTy Of Camanche Tribe of Improved
O,vs5l 81 Red Men, Of this town, and Anniversary
Celea tons being in vogue al present these 'chii.
drstEH the Forest unwilling TO be ouldone by
ale Faced rivals, determined to gather around
The tspRncil Fire and smoke the Calumut of Peace
anaEeod will upon the occasion Accordingly al
aEoAi 3 O'Clock, p. M the Tribe assembled atIheir
WikNam, where they were RECALLED for the space of
halE3h hour BY an address from their young bh.
higkS gifed Brother, CHAs. H. STEwART ESQ
D,lAe origin and beauty Of the Order. Although
the &dslress OF Mr.. s. was prepared and delivered
upte Ne spur Of the moment, il was, nevertheless
mafasa throughout BY a chasseness Of language
bextsg Of thought and eoquence Of expression that
Teilt $ted credit upon its author.
Nsbs conclusion Of the ceremony at the wigwanr.s
lh&Rfib repaired to the Oyster Saloon Of their
brxkaf Jas. B. SNAIL, who, assisted doubtless BIZ
sc&s FiFilized SqGap, (for We don't think rude
ln& IN ecDld have done i himself had prepared i
suEseF more lifting for Kings than -- The fes-
tabpkfd groaaed meath The Ihxurianl weight thai
re@fH upon its surface noughts that The appetite
cokl@ sfave--the heart desire, or Of which il had
eaffs1 into the srpl of man to conceive, was LEFT
oq&ef the rich and varied collection. After thus
sp&EtliEg an hunrortwd'E sFresdomn and Friend
SD he Brethren separated, each vieing 10 seHti-
mNf with the other thai il was good for him 10 Be
pltsknh A PALE FACE