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We have no accounts of Importance from Hungary.
Field Marshal flaynau, who possesses an estGe in the
kingdom, recently narrowly escaped being burned TO
death by bis house taking fire. II supposed to be the
work OF an ineenfiary.
The authorities of Pesh forbade on the 18th the dis
button OF all foreign ournalseven those destined for the
editors OF newspapers The is only TO remain
in force until il shall hs decided what foreign journals
may be distributed for the future.
DENMARK.
The " programme" Of the Danish cabinet has been
finally settled and accepted by the King The following
is an abstract OF its contents
mo constitutional union shall exist between Sches-
wig and Denmark, this point having been for the present
given up The provincial States in Scheswg viii as
sembe as before bu, a new and liberal franchise
viii be introduced 10 the exclusion OF the hitherto pre-
vailing class election The administrative anon between
Scbleswig and Holsten will altogether, the
sotnius remaining only IN form with reference 10 gen
era fund for the knights of both daches, ami the Uni
yetsty of kel continuing common 10 the southern pal
OF Scheswig The ancient form OF the provincial States
TO be established in Holsen and any future aera
tons therein TO he subject 10 the absolute will OF the
KING. There viii be two ministers in the Ftugs couucu,
responsible to him aloneone for Scheswg, and one Tor
Hos,ein and Lauenburg The army. feel, flag. customs,
and excise trade and navigation laws, &c as well az the
diplomatic representation and consular agencies snail he
common between the several portions OF The Danish
kingdom
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In The Chamber of Deputies of the States General of
Holland, on the 22d, member complained that the gov
eminent had employed English eonsuIs TO draw up the
basis of treaty Of commerce between China and Ho
land, and the Chamber inma,ed that the political and
commercial interests OF Holland ought not 10 be coDed
to England. The government is contemplating reform
in its financial departments.
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Nor READING FAR ENOUGH "A member
oi the Sorie'y ol Friends happened one day
e. meet two Oxiord scholars. one OF them re-
IN ,rked TO his companion that they would
have some sport with Broadbrim, aud imme-
drt y gave hlm a slap OIL the CHI, elk. say ing
Thou Quaker. u i written, il one smIr thee
on Thy right cheek. turn TO him tho other
also Thou ha-t not read far enough SAID
the Quaker, turn THU OYER the Other leaf
and tlon wit find that Whatever measure
thou metest, il shall be measured TO thee
again. at the same time giving the Oxonian
a whack that sent him recling 10 the other
side o? the road.
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M EDuroR:-
You will please announce the name DINO
w. GRANT as a candidate for the offic. o
Assessor OF VanderbuIgh County. ljyi0'l
A. H SANDERS:
Please announce the name of WILLARD
CARPENTER, as candidate to represent Van
deiburgh County in the next General Assembly
jyS-
eTWe are authorized to announce the name
OF G. ". GRIFFITH as cancidatr for the of
fee Of Probate Judge, al the next August eler
lion. fjvS-l
EHwe are authorized to announce the name
oil IRA P. GRANtGER as candidate for the
Office OF Probate Judge. at the next August cleo
tion. lyS-l
Mr.. SANDERS:
AT the request of friends place my name te-
fore the people of the county as q candidate for
Coroner (jyS'l JOHN TRIBE
MR S,NpERs:--
You will pleas" announce the name Of HER
MAN G BARKWELL, as candidate for the
Office Of Prosecuting Attorney Of The Alb Ju-
dicial Circuit, at The ensuing election. Le2Sl
Ma EDITOR
You will please announce the name of MICH
OLAS l.. THOMPSON as candidate for the
Office of Assessor of Vapderburgh County, at The
Gea5j MANY VOTERS.
eI We are au'hcrized To announce the nan-
of ALLEN C HALLOCK, as a candidate for
The Office OF Coroner, al the approaching August
election. lieI9.l
CE-We are authorized 10 announce g. W.
HARDIN, as a candidate. al the neat August
election. 10 Represent VanderbuIgh County.
jel7-
NcvWe are authorized to announce the name o
ARTHUR McJOliNSt)N q candidate for the
office OF County Commissioner OF Vandsrbnrgh
County, at the next August election. jun.3s
nrwe are authorized TO announce the name Of
EDWARD mule a candidate for the ofhce
August election. May 20
You will please announce myself the cd Mar.
snail OF Evansville, as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Vanderhurgh County, at next August
election. Imay27i JUHN 5. GAvlTT.
Mr.. A. ii. sANDERs:-
Will please announce my name as candidate
Tor reelection to the office of sheriff Of Wander
burgh County, at the ensuing Apg"., eIee in,,
May %. JOHN 5. TERRY
pcrWe are authorized to announce the name oi
ALANSON WARNER as candidate Tor the ol.
flee of County Commir sioner oi VahderLurgh Cum.
Il, a. the next August election. May lG%
cEAt The solicitation Of many OF my friends,
without disiinciion,of party will serve as Coun-
ty Commissioner of vanderburgh County, IL
elected at the next August election,
mh26. CHAs. HARRINGTON,
.tJAt the request Of my frieLds Of both parties,
offer mysef as candidate Tor the Office VI County
Commissioner Of VanderburRh county at the next
August election. taplI MlCH'L MIlNTzER.
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; A PERlLoUs PoslTIoN. Joseph SeigEaied,
who has contracted Ia paint the spire oi the
Presbyterian Church OH Main street. in Chill
lcoth.( Oil ,seeuded on Thursday alter
MON IL within six feet OF The top by Iigeui-
ously atlnchlnga block and ,achIr ~ h ok
aud l,steiing The lowe end 10 "a large bas-
kel. He TOOK passage for the upper regions
IN that irail barque. and reached AN el.va-
ton of one huDdr,d and fifty Two feet from
the ground. Having been drawn up as
high as The apparatus would admit and wish
iny To issien d wire 10 the t"pIIiost splre, he
cIlInbed up the rope AMI stood upon tlle iac
kle bio X, holding with one hand to some
projecting pieces oi TN, while he arranged
Tie wire with the "ller. While m this posi-.
lion he leIt himself growing FAINT, and his
grasp relaxing. He immediately slipped
down Into Is basket where iir lay nearly
exhausted. some ten minutes, with lis head
projecting over one 81 10 OF the receptacle aud
his leet over the opposite. Ii was almost
enough to scken a laudsinan TO view the Ieai :.
Had MIR. 5. Fallen ron. the peak oi The stee.
ple hr never would have known what hurt
him.-T Chiliicothe Gdz.
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TRAoEDY IN WrLLrAxspuac. N. J.-Thel

TRAGEDY IN WILLIAMSBURG, N. 1.-THE
New York Herald of,he 29th ult.. contains
the following Notwithstanding account Of the
murder OF a mother and daughter by hus-
DAM and son-in-law, the result az 10 suppos-
ed OF Jealousy:
About seven o'clock yesterday morning. as
cold hlooded, deliberate, and appalling a
murder was committed in North Fourth
street, Williamsburg, ne. fortunately. but
seldom becomes our duty TO record. When
similar traged~s are enacted under the in
hu-nce OF violent morBentary passion. or the
Effects oil inebrIation, the mind il willing TO
admit that were The perpetrator in his cool.
RATIONAL moments. his heart would rrc0iI from
even The thought OF such awful deeds; hut
whe we see crimes Of the most airocious
character and dreadful magnitude commit
ted by men in their apparently sober and
cool sen 'es, The mind becomes sick at the
conteu pI;,, ION OF the innate iraiIies Of iraiI
hu nan nature. This dreadful murder was
committed by amaD named Lawrence RELY,
on his wife, Ann Reilly. Mary Golden, his
mother in law, hes 'd-s ihciiny a probably
mortal wound on Elizabeth Conroy. n young
woman who resided in the houst Of Pat
rick Golden. where the h orible tragedy took
place. The twoiold (plohably ,hrreioId)
murderer. after committing ;he deed. walked
down stairs, and voluntarily gave himself up
to The people; who had already congregated
around The door, sa, ing. Il have done IT. l
have satisfied myseli.-take aud hang me
do not be afraid will harm no ONE am
ready TO die" He was then taken in cha rye
by John Miley. IA citizen. and afterwards con-
veyed to The cells by officer UNDERWATER
Crowds ot people gathered around the frag-
iral scene aud the most intense aud gloomy
agony WAS depicted in The counieuance at
every individual. young and OLD. II appears
thar about four y ears ago Reilly was m ,rried
c'andrsiinrly TO Ann Golden. daughter Of
Patrick Golden, he grI bring only about
fifteen years oiage at the time. The par-n,s.
particularly the father, had been Opposed TO
the marriage. and r, lily was forbidden to ap-
proarh The House, and The consequence was,
tina Reilly and his wife did mol 1--we together
for a considerably. lin Lauerly"a partial
reconciliation took place between Reilly aud
his wile's relations and he resided since for
the most part in PairI..k Golder's house Jeal-
ousy. however, whether just or unjust. in
duced Reilly TO suspect The fidelity OF lis wife;
al d II appears, from his own statement and
the evidence Of others that he had resolved
upon her murder, and also upon that Of her
mother.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10

WHATS THE Coon OF ApvERrisINe2-
Four or FIVE months ago. gentleman OPEN
ed new stock of goods in this place. kept
them open couple of months aud then left
town, without having sold enoughto make
his rent.
The same stand was som taken Ivy firm
engaged in the same business. who have now
occupied the room about the same length of
time rs their predecessor. and they are do
ing almost The heaviest business in town.
The former did not advcr'ise--ihe latter
advcItises every thing!- Morgan (Ki) Jour.
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HeARr. RENp,No OcrRRRENcR-O, n

HEART RENDING OcrRRRENcR-Om the
llth ih-i.. ASA number al men were engaged
at hry-making upo the Farm of Mr.. Daniel
Schneider. rear Rehrersburg the youngest
lighter OF MIR. Schneider sprang iorward.
unobserved from behind. AMI was pi, reed TO
the heart by her brothers scy the. She Ii, ed
only fifteen minutes after the lad occurrence.
Tie g'i TOT her parents, and brother in par
iIcu!ar. by whose hand she was thus sud-
denlydepIivrd Of lite, was deer and heart.
rending. The child waSi in the fourth year
Of her age
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An UugracIeus scamp.

Last Tuesday afternoon . young man liv-
ing in this neighboI hood was arrested and
brought up before the Squire on very ag-
gravated case of assault and battery on a
young lady living also in this vicinity. 1t
appears that the vile wretchh had called to see
the damsaI several times with the evident
intent Of sparkling her. Last Sunday he
made positively the last CALI" judging from
its consequences. In the course of affairs he
told the young lady he was going to kiss her.
She fed like frightened dear as she was,
when he being Aeeter Of foot. caught her. and
placing his arm iraternalIy around her waist,
did kiss her-by which act he showed great
depravi'y Of taste, judging from her appear
ance. The lady was insulted the father
enraged-and forthwith suit was brought,
and alter a patient hearing, the monster was
fined five dollars. This fixes the price Of
putting ones arm around a girls waist and
kissing her, at FIVE dollars, in the n-ighbor-
hood Of Evansville Judging from expert
ence. we think il can be done in town with
out any penalty but an occasional boxing OF
the ears rery lightly. The defendants law.
yer remarked at the trial, ,h,t ishe had been
fined five dollars for every time he had com.
mi'ted the same act in his younger days. u
certaia old genileman's fortune would have
disappeared marvelIousIy quick. We view
this decision Of the Squires as terrible pre-
cedcnt. The young men VIII lear 10 kiss the
girls, and the girls nay die in despair. We
would'n. dare Try it now, unless we had Eve
dollars to throw awAy-allhough to kiss !,
pretty gil may be worth double the price.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10

EThe great sale which comes off to-day
at 8 O'Clock, will doubtless be largely attend
ed, as il should be il people will study their
own interest, by both ladies and gentlemen,
as it is the design Of the owner. If there is
any sort Of disposition to buy, to close the en-
Glasses. Clocks, Trunks. Liquors, &C., only
for the purpose and with the view to new
arrangement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10

ETMr. John Farrell, aided by Mr.. Pat
Boy lie, is manufacturing and botteln,g JIM
mense quantities Of Mineral Water viii,
their extensive apparatus. Yea they can
scarcely satisfy the DEMAND. IL is good
Sign TO see temperance drink % popular
Mr.. Farrell sends this water to towns Oh the
river and up G cen river by the regular
packets. lis great business ~ itself.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10

10 Yesterday was GtLDhlful day for
chasing hats. The races Nere highly ex-
citing. Why will unen smile so benignly
when chasing hats, as il they thought It the
most pleasant amusemcnt in the world?-
We never could realiz. anything iunny in
chasing our hat
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"The schooner Francis, Capt. Nelson.
at Charleston. the 9Th ult.. from Bararoa.
RI ports on the 81 ult.. lat. 10 55. long 1890
was boarded b.. the Spanish war STEAM,
ConGressio, and every. part ofihe schooner
searched even TO the water casks.
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~An energetic euaeavor will soon b

~An energetic endeavor will soon be
made I'D remove the martins from The caves
of tie bank, where hundreds OF thcm are
congrega,ed. They keep up, terrible chat
lerlng the whole nghr, .aiIL reader the APP
pearance Of the Bank mA,Ls,piciuresque than
beautiful, besiIes adjoining he coats Vi our
':abobs who deposit their ash in the vauls
OF This institution. -
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DfMen are busiy engaged laying The
timber.ofthe Railroad beyond Pigeon Greek
So soon as the roads bridge is completed the
iron will be conveyed up the route and speed
lily. laid. The Road will be completed to
Princeton this fall.
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~ Huntington, Of the vanderburgh
Democrat,has moved his press, or IL going to
do so, we understand, to GRANVILLE, III. Hope
he will not be appreciated there. which is
wishing MIN q great deal Of success.
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WiscoNsIN.-The Milwaukee Free Dem
ocrat III AN article in reference TO political
affairs IN that Stale, says:
In this condilion OF things the State is
fast going over to The embrace OF Wing cry,
and lew years more of the present admin
isiration- or intrrreguum-o the Democrat
ic party. will make Wisconsin irretIieveabl,
Wing Stale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10

~The railroad care have not yet arriv-
ed. We can afford to wait for them once,
and be disappointed this time in the hour Of
their arrival, because after they get on the
Evansville andIllinois railroad we shall never
be dsapponteduhat way again. They are
probably now on some intervening sand bar.
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THE CAMILLA CosTrME.-The Rev. Mr..
Stone. Of Southampton. Mass has Informed
yonng lady who appeared in the Camilla
Costume. that unless. she abandoned IT, hr
would Turn her ont Of the church. We don't
exactly understa ii in wha, the impirty of
wearing short skirts and trousers consists
We think The reverend gentleman has gone
too far.-C Phiid Bulletin.
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"Somethlng new he's turned up-we
mean the manufacturing OF tur,ips into whis-
ky, which is said to have been commenced in
Scotland.
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0- The Minnesota papers are adveriis.
ing for lone hundred able bodied lawyers to
break up prairie land, split rails and cord
wood"
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nTA new paper has made its appearance
in New York, called the While Mans News
paper" II is to be devoted to the ''eleva-
ton" OF phiie men.
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~ On the 2sth Of July n solar eclipse
will take place whirh will he partial il Great
Britain, but total over IA large portion OF the
European continent.
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BoOKSl BoOKS!i

- HIP a-d Siore, in Ma terra, Lisbon. and The
- Mediterranean Deck and Port; or inch!ents
Of cruise in the Uni ed States Frigale Congress.
10 California Also. Three Years in California;
nv the Rev. Waller Colior. u s N. For sale at
the Book Store OF Ell HUOD& CD,
.jyI0 Main ST.. door bclow N organ e. Keen.
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NTMr. Fox. one Of the partners in IN.
irm that erected the Crystal Palace, was
formerly tcache: in The Liverpool Mechaa-
ice Institute.
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rMessrs. E. H. Hood g. Co. are week
ly in the receipt oflate publications ofaII re-
spectacle kinds, at their Book Store OIL Main
street above First. They sell stationary. &c,
At Louisville prices.
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TWe hear OF no sickness worth mention
ing up the line ofthe Wabasil. uhd Erie Ca
nal. Where the Iahorers enjoy good health
aud receive fair wages on this great work,
We should suppose they wcald hot be hard
To procure. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lyman Bercher Division No. s5, =. Of r.
OEeers-J In Ingle, w P James Reilly w.
A. James r. Walker. r. S.. S mi Woolsev.
4. r S.: William NJ. W"olsev. F. s.; Geo M
Raihhone r.: Benjamin T. Hord. c.; Benjamin
SAMSON A. C; Edward Parker, T. g: Andrew
L. Robinson, 0 s; Henry J. Hart p WP
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OT A Mile DELoN. is to make balloon
ascension this week, at Philadelphia, aitired
in the Bloomer costume. Pretty conclusive
evidence that the new style Of dress Is going
up.
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:" Mr.. Jno. q. DAVIS is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Terre- Hauie
district, opposition to Mr.. z. w. Mct;au
hey.
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DTIt is said that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will be completed to Weellng by
the first of january, 1853.
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nMessrs. Ais e. Howes have Just re-
eeived two hundred kegs Of best quality rifle
powder, which they will wholesale at the
lowest market prices.
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ropAoURREorYPE OPERATORS.

C.hA.L OK has and viii constantly Keep
"A. ON hand a, his Drug an Chemical Sore
opposite the Bank, fine asso tmeni ut Dagurreo-
yp- stock, con- listing vi Plates. Cases, lie eivers
Color .ooxes Chemicals. sc. Buying low ior cash
IN the East, he i, eaab ed to sell st C.nannau
prices ijy9-dS.ufl
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Hlt is announced that a literary gentle
man Of Leicester las invented type-com
posing machine far superior to that conirIv
ed in France.
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from Green river yesterday morning with 80
hhds tobacco.
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IFrederika Bremcr, the distinguished
Swedish auihoress. is IN Charlotte, svilie, Va,
ION visit to Prof. Sshe'e, of the University
Iof Va.
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wARNINGll

4 IL. persons iadtblel 40 tue estate OF Samuei
n Cup,es are inior,nel unless hey call and
settle he accounts, they will he ei in otle hands
.or csllecI,on. ~ ca. aud with John Gregg.
at the old stand Jas. LAUGdilN. Jk
jy9-iwdimw Adminisisatof-
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DLAkEsS Patent Fire Proof Paint vsr
ID ta.ls. impervious 10 lire or ~esther. ioF sale
By KELLER .&FARNSLEts Nugg'ss;.
mhlS.u IL Wases ST. Eyausyiile-
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MORE b oOK5.

THE Life of General Scott, also The History
i ofthe Mexican War; by z d Mansfield.
American Education, lis Principles and Ele-
ments, edcated 10 the Teachers Of the United
STATES; bv Z. d. Mansfield.
Memoirs of William Wordsworth; by Chris
iopher Wordsworth, ~. d. Fitted by Henry
Reed. For sale by E. a. HOOD g. co
jyI0 Main st, 1 door below Morgan g. Keen.
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STATE T OF OF iHNDIANsA'lss
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, Vacation July
3, A. ID. 1851.
Simon Gambcrs.
William ". Creek In cnaneery.
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FANNY CTeeK
A ND now at this lime comes the complainant
n ny counsel, and flies IN the Office Of the
Clerk of the VanGerburgh Circuit Court, his
certain bill Of complaint, and il satisfactorily
appearing from The affidavit Of disinterested
person this da e. ed in the Clerks Office al re-
said that said defendants are not residents Of The
S ate Of Indiana,
Therefore notice is hereby given TO the said
defendants, that unless they appear and plead TO
fore the calling OF the same, ON The first day If
The nen term OF said Court TO be held at the
Court House. in Evansville. on the fourth Mon
day in September next, The same will Dc heard
and determined in their absence.
iylO-v3w SAM'LT JENKINS, Cpk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-11
no our Friends and Customers.

NM Z thus ccg leave 10 inform you and thro
w your kindness our and your friends Of your
neighborhood and clsewhere--not forgetting oul
enemies if any there le--that we Gre now receiv-
ing direct from New Orleans and the eastern cities
a E'TesE, Stock Of Groceries, which we
are now Offering for sale at room No 6, Front street
Portsm5uth, Ohio, and have made arrangements tc
be be supplied during the season from same places
Our stock will at all times consist Of everything
in the Grocery inc.
Although in the matter Of purchasing and innov
offering our goods for sale, we frankly confess tina
we have been and sd are directed mainly by a
desire to promote our own interests-yet it will
nevertheless afford us great pleasure to accommo-
date our friends to the fullest extent that due
regard for their ando interests may seem to dc
tate.
The hackneyed and stale terms, cheap 'cheep-
er than ever" and Cheapest we abstain from
using, leaving to Others QeSs modest men than our
Selves) to derive all The advantages that an ntelli
gent community may concede to this kind of boast
ing. 0AKES & BUSKIRK.